[Bande-annonce] - Commises d'office

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Dans l’urgence constante d’un tribunal de banlieue, quatre jeunes avocates commises d’offices défendent des clients qu’elles n’ont pas choisi.Plongées dans la machine judiciaire, elles font face au doute, mènent des combats perdus d’avance mais récoltent aussi de rares et précieuses victoires. Mais la justice ne s’arrête pas au verdict, ces avocates et une juge d’application des peines découvrent aussi l’aspect le plus obscur de la justice : l’incarcération.Découvrez Commises d'office, disponible prochainement sur toutes les plateformes.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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