Even though they are both Chicago series, they are different because the two dramas have two different methods of law enforcement.
Produced by Dick Wolf, producer of the longest-running legal drama Law & Order :
Chicago series - " Chicago P.D. " and "Chicago Justice"
"Chicago P.D." The detectives in the team are all the elites of the elite. They go to hell every day to crack down on the main cancers that harm the city: gang crimes, drug smuggling, and high-profile murders...
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"Chicago Justice" tells the story of lawyers and investigators in the District Attorney's Office who prosecute the most vicious criminals and ensure that their evil deeds are rewarded.
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Both dramas revolve around the theme of law, but because they belong to different departments, the content is quite different.
When a shocking case occurs, the detectives of "Chicago PD" will deal with various departments, communicate with the victim's family, investigate the suspects, and provide justice to the victim within their capabilities. Justice will be brought to justice after the criminal is apprehended. Never stop before.
Detective Jay Horsted (played by Jesse Sofer) arrests the suspect
The main battlefield of "Chicago Justice" is in the courtroom. The Assistant District Attorney and his team need to prosecute the suspect based on the evidence in hand, persuade witnesses to testify in court, and catch the loopholes in the other party's witness testimony during cross-examination to make the jury sympathize with the victim and give him justice.
Assistant District Attorney Peter Stone (played by Philip Winchester) during the trial
As a police officer, it is their duty to inform the victims' families. When telling a family that they have lost a parent, sibling or child forever, no matter how professional a police detective is, they will inevitably bring their own emotions into the work. Therefore, in "Chicago PD" you will see more of the flesh-and-blood, more emotional side of these detectives.
The picture shows the police detectives burying a victim
As an assistant district attorney, Peter Stone must control his emotions and look at the case fairly, because emotional outbursts sometimes cause them to lose the entire case, and criminals may also Escaped without guilt. Will he sympathize with the victims?
The answer is undoubtedly yes. In his heart, the victim always comes before himself, and he will not let his emotions deprive the victim of his right to justice.
Sometimes Peter may seem a little unhuman, but it is his calmness and calmness that allow him to win justice for the victims time and time again. What is shown in "Chicago Justice" is more about the battle of wits and courage between the assistant district attorney and the defense lawyer in court, confronting , and using sonorous and powerful arguments to make the crime deserve what it deserves.
The picture shows the District Attorney's Office announcing the prosecution of a fourteen-year-old suspect. Picture
Chicago is a gray area. A police officer who never breaks the rules will either be unable to complete his job well or be eliminated early.
Only police detectives like the members of the intelligence team in "Chicago PD" who are walking on the edge of the law can protect Chicago to the greatest extent.
The picture shows the police detectives performing their tasks.
Team leader Hank Voight (played by Jason Beghe) is a model. He has some friendship with almost every gang leader. Therefore, in many cases, he obtained a lot of key information that others did not have.
This does not mean that he will show mercy to these people. When they disrupt the stability of Chicago, Voight will personally arrest these so-called "friends".
It is precisely because the intelligence team has a team leader who is well versed in Chicago rules that they have a case detection rate of more than 90%.
The District Attorney's Office in "Chicago Justice" has another code of conduct. Every victim deserves justice after losing everything; no criminal deserves the freedom of acquittal.
Pictured is Peter Stone and his deputy Anna Valdez (Monica Barbaro)
Because the prosecution's investigation process will be under the microscope of defense attorneys, investigators must be present throughout the process Strictly follow the rules and regulations, and do not commit any illegal acts, otherwise the evidence may be invalidated, and a criminal will be freed because of this technical problem.
The District Attorney's Office is the last light in gray Chicago, and the law is their powerful weapon to defend Chicago.
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Through different methods and for the same goal - to make criminals get their due end, these two American dramas show wonderful battles between good and evil. Evil will continue to appear, but justice will never cease.
These two American dramas are definitely not to be missed.
