Blue Justice

In a dark courtroom, Peter Littlewood, the Assistant Minister of Justice, is tormented by the spirit of an innocent man who was put to death. His wife Alma has quietly watched Peter's harsh ways for years, but she discovers secret proof that makes her speak out against him in court. The story reaches a frightening end when Peter faces his own fake trial for letting justice fail.

Peter Littlefield, the assistant minister of justice of a small totalitarian state, sentences to death every one of the 40 arrested during a street demonstration. By doing so, he feels he will soon replace his boss, whom he considers “too lenient.” But one of the demonstrators was obviously innocent, a fact that has a profound effect on Littlefield’s frenzied drive to reach the top job.

Tension mounts in a shadowed courtroom as Peter Littlewood, the Assistant Minister of Justice, is haunted by the ghost of a wrongfully executed man. His wife, Alma, who has been a silent observer of Peter's rigid nature, now finds hidden evidence that forces her to testify against him. In a chilling climax, Peter is trapped in a mock trial accused of failing justice.