Ms. Hammurabi

In an organization where one shouldn't stand out, O Reum becomes the center of attention from her first day.

Ba Reun believes a judge shouldn't get emotional, but O Reum believes otherwise, and it makes them quarrel.

To see from the victim's perspective, O Reum shows her colleagues what it's like to be sexually harassed.

Success-driven presiding judge's selfish acts infuriate O Reum, so she plans to have him reprimanded.

Despite Se Sang's objection, Ba Reun and O Reum plan to have a general judges' meeting.

Ba Reun tells O Reum how he feels about her, and he wishes to know more about O Reum.

After Ba Reun's confession, O Reum and Ba Reun grow increasingly awkward with one another.

Ba Reun has a hard time dealing with the case of an elite worker who tried to commit suicide.

The courthouse becomes noisy as lawyers who used to be judges seem to be given privileges.

O Reum reports Presiding Judge Gam for justice, but things don't go as expected at the court.

Civil Affairs Department 44 is assigned to a case of a teenager, and O Reum wants to help him out.

O Reum’s department has to take over some of the criminal department's cases and is assigned to a DUI case.

Se Sang tells O Reum and Ba Reun about his past cases when he sees them struggle.

O Reum feels doubtful and starts to blame herself for whether she made the right decision to sentence the professor or not.

O Reum is summoned by the disciplinary committee.

Se Sang, O Reum, and Ba Reun prepare for their trial of the wife who killed her husband.