The District Attorney who defends the original conviction and the death penalty. He dismisses the newly discovered evidence as hearsay and refuses to grant Eames another trial, ultimately allowing the execution to proceed despite last-minute attempts to intervene.
Direct confrontation between the D.A.'s rigid legal stance and Marish's pursuit of truth.
Hierarchical legal relationship where March holds authority over Knighton's prosecutorial decisions.
Standard professional interaction between press and legal authority during an investigation.
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