Attorney’s conscience and duty… Episode 12 of Woo Young-woo rose to 149% in viewership ratings

Contrast between Jung Myung-seok and Ryu Jae-sook… Women’s solidarity once morest discrimination

The ENA drama ‘Strange Lawyer Woo Young-woo’ (herefollowing ‘Woo Young-woo’) posed questions regarding the conscience and duty of a lawyer and recorded a viewership rating of 14%.

According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company on the 5th, the 12th episode of ‘Woo Young-woo’, which was broadcast at 9 pm the previous day, was counted at 14.9% (non-terrestrial paid households).

It increased slightly from the 11th (14.1%).

In the 12th episode, Woo Young-woo (Park Eun-bin) took on a lawyer who felt guilty regarding his conscience, and the process of thinking regarding the role of a lawyer was drawn.

Woo Young-woo defends Mir Life, who advised 100 female employees to resign due to clever sexism.

Woo Young-woo, who has to argue that it was the voluntary resignation of female employees, rather than an unfair dismissal, is distressing.

To Woo Young-woo, senior lawyer Jeong Myeong-seok (Kang Ki-young) and the other lawyer, Ryu Jae-sook (Lee Bong-ryun), who defended the plaintiff’s side, have different opinions.

Jung Myung-seok exclaimed, “It is for the judge to decide which side is social justice, not the lawyer’s.” .

The author did not give a clear answer to Woo Young-woo’s concerns.

However, it is emphasized several times that Jung Myeong-seok trembles in anxiety for fear of retaliation from a client who has served as a lawyer in the past.

Although he successfully defended the second generation chaebol who brutally murdered his father, Jung Myeong-seok’s unhappy appearance contrasted with Ryu Jae-suk, who was happy and smiling even though he lost in court.

‘Woo Young-woo’ warmly captures the solidarity of women once morest discrimination.

Plaintiffs consoled another female employee who testified in favor of the company in court, saying, “People have different opinions, so don’t take it too seriously.” add

The protest once morest unfair dismissal started by three people also gained strength and grew into a struggle of dozens of people, and Ryu Jae-sook and fellow lawyer Choi Su-yeon (Ha Yoon-kyung) help Kwon Min-woo (Jong-hyuk Joo)’s trick.

/yunhap news