Color of Justice (1997)

When four young Black men are charged with the murder of a white woman, the district attorney faces a delicate situation, aware that the case could ignite racial tensions. Complicating matters is a fiery community leader who insists that the defendants acted in self-defense and questions the likelihood of a fair trial. As the D.A. navigates the complexities of justice and public outrage, the potential for unrest looms large, highlighting the deep divisions within the community and the challenges of achieving true justice.