Judge who belongs in hell

Spoilers for this epSo far Justitia isn't a cool anti-hero yet and is just a bad person. Sending Bitna to hell when she knew she had good reason to know she's innocent. Tricking Minjeong's parents having hope that someone was on their side, but then letting them down. Watching on while the handsome abuser attacked Minjeong just so she could selfishly have someone to send to hell to meet her quota, even if it meant Minjeong got traumatised more, could be killed or ended up killing herself - tbf if she'd caught him in the act for attempted murder, he'd likely still attack Minjeong or her family after leaving prison in 7 years, so this one worked out ok. And killing Da-on based on something he said when drunk and without knowing the facts (didn't she learn from the Bitna case? Literally she's on Earth having to find killers in the first place due to being punished for being overzealous and too self-confident with her judgements and she's doing the same thing!). Drinking coke in court (surprised she's not drinking something flashier) and generally being unprofessional (but well done to the series makes a good point about how someone with connections can get away with so much, such as being a terrible judge). It would be cool if she was unprofessional/a maverick and still a great judge, but she's not there on merit but rather on the back of Kang Bit-na's many years of work, so it's not cool to me. Anything good she did do (like making Minjeong safer by killing the abuser) was just a fortunate byproduct of her own selfishness. But I'll give her credit for killing Da-on quickly instead of drawing it out.Her acting is great though - hard to believe Bit Na in hell and Justitia on Earth are the same actress. I'll keep watching because the show's interesting and hopefully FL stops acting like a teenager who just won the lottery.

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