The Sovereigns

The ending wasn't about the law. The ending became about fantasy.

No, people don't have the right to an attorney before being arrested. That's what it came down to. That was the final argument. She did it because she wanted the lady to have representation before being taken into custody.

She knows the law, is a judge, and was making things up and assisting someone escape authorities...which was proven by the person running instead of getting help. If that's truly what she believed, she could have called her attorney while there in the office. But that's not what she believed or why she did what she did. It was a load of bunk and awful writing at the end.

Especially for a judge. A judge shouldn't be allowed to help felons escape. They are not above the law. They are sworn to uphold the law.