The Other Truth is a 2011 television legal drama serial set and filmed in Hong Kong. Produced by Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), Amy Wong serves as the drama's executive producer with Kwan Chung-ling as the head writer. The Other Truth premiered on 27 June 2011, airing five days a week at 9:30 pm (HKT) on the TVB Jade and TVB HD Jade channels in Hong Kong. A total of 25 episodes were produced. The drama revolves around a group of young barristers and solicitors working in Clayton Hau Chamber and Wallace Cheuk & Co. Solicitors, two fictional law firms in Central, Hong Kong. The Other Truth focuses on ambiguous criminal and civil cases with disputable truths, highlighting the lawyers' strive for impartiality and blind justice. The criminals and victims often play prominent roles in their episodes. List of court cases Patricide (弒父): Episodes 1–3 Case type: Criminal Prosecutor: Government of Hong Kong Defendant: Ho Wai-chung Charges: Murder Prosecution Counsel: Barrister Man of the Department of Justice Defendant Counsel: Barrister Keith Lau Fong Siu-lan (Louise Lee) has been under the psychological torment of her abusive husband Ho King-wai (Wong Ching) for many years. She tries filing a complaint against her husband for domestic violence, but loses the court case. In order to escape Wai's wrath, Lan and her son Ho Wai-chung (Brian Chu) move out of their apartment. Wai follows Chung to school, resulting in Chung to often skip school to evade his father. One day, Wai violently attacks Lan and forcefully takes nude pictures of her, threatening her to stay. To protect his mother, Chung kills his father. Uncle Files an Appeal (阿伯要上訴): Episodes 5–7 Case type: Civil Prosecutor: Government of Hong Kong Defendant: Tam Wai-tung Charges: Illegal employment Prosecution Counsel: Unknown Defendant counsel: Barrister James Wai Tam Wai-tung (Benz Hui) is put to seven days in jail for hiring an illegal worker. After finishing his sentence, he files an appeal, claiming that he is innocent. A Star's Rape Case (阿星強姦案): Episodes 8–10 Case type: Criminal Prosecutor: Government of Hong Kong Defendant Counsel: Barrister Gill Charges: Rape Prosecution counsel:Barrister Mavis Hong Rising television actress Iris Wong (Aimee Chan) is raped by Manpreet Chima (Bitto), an Indian Hong Kong resident. A jury of seven different individuals, including James' mother Lai (Angelina Lo), carefully discuss the guilt or innocence of the defendant on the basis of reasonable doubt. TVB received six complains