Sebastian Rudd’s loyal driver and bodyguard, who also acts as his confidant and paralegal. His quiet strength and loyalty stem from Rudd’s past legal assistance.

Sebastian Rudd’s ex-wife, a successful lawyer known for her confrontational style within a feminist legal firm. She shares custody of their son, Starcher, complicating their contentious relationship.

An 18-year-old client of Rudd’s, accused of double murder due to his gothic appearance and low IQ. He symbolizes the challenges of defending the wrongfully accused in a prejudiced system.

A retired Army veteran wrongfully targeted by a police raid that devastates his life. His case highlights issues of police misconduct and the pursuit of justice.

A promising mixed martial arts fighter with a troubled past, who embodies the potential for success outside the legal realm. His journey is marked by his raw talent and determination.

A death row inmate and mobster whose criminal empire challenges the state’s authority. His case emphasizes the thin line between criminal power and law enforcement.

A manipulative drifter and suspect in an abduction case who tests Rudd’s ethical boundaries. His cunning and deceptive nature complicate the narrative’s moral conflicts.

The prosecutor and judge in Gardy Baker’s case, representing the systemic corruption of a small-town justice system. Their pursuit of conviction overshadows the search for truth.

An assistant chief of police whose personal tragedy drives him to cross ethical lines. His actions blur the distinction between law enforcement and criminal behavior.

The SWAT team commander responsible for a tragic raid, embodying the aggressive “warrior cop” mentality. His actions spotlight the dangers of a militarized police force.

Sebastian Rudd’s young son, whose presence in the story drives Rudd’s paternal instincts. His relationship with his father adds depth to Rudd’s personal life.