Hello, Your Honor. This update makes the evidence system feel a lot more real.
🎥 CCTV Freeze-Frame Overhaul
Completely redrew the CCTV capture screen to look like real surveillance footage — a green monochrome night-vision tone, grain and scanlines, an in-frame "CAM 04" label and a blinking "MOTION" indicator.
Scene props now vary by case type: shelves and a counter for theft, a fallen victim with a blood pool for murder, broken windows for break-ins, an exchange bag for drug deals, spray-paint graffiti for vandalism, skid marks for traffic accidents, flames for arson, and more.
⚖️ Improperly Obtained Evidence & Defense Rebuttals
About 25% of evidence submitted by the prosecution may carry a procedural defect — seized without a warrant, a coerced confession, leading questions, chain-of-custody contamination, entrapment, or a confession taken without the right-to-remain-silent warning.
The admission screen now shows both the submitting side's argument and the opposing counsel's rebuttal as separate cards, so you can weigh both before deciding.
Admitting tainted evidence costs a little reputation; correctly rejecting it gains a little.
Fixed mismatched reasons (e.g., CCTV footage no longer gets flagged as "a coerced confession") — reasons now fit the evidence type.
🧑⚖️ Randomly Named Attorneys Every Trial
Every trial now assigns real names to both the defense attorney and the prosecutor (8 names each, 16 total). If the same name comes up again by chance, that attorney is recognized as a familiar, seasoned rival.
🎨 UI Improvements
Enlarged the title screen's logo, game name, and level/reputation text with more generous spacing.
Added a "Developer" button on the title screen, sharing the story of Choi Hanmin (Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) making this game.
Added a very subtle Korean flag watermark to the title screen background.
Clarified the title screen intro to read "You are a judge of the Republic of Korea's criminal court."
🐛 Tutorial Fixes
Fixed the tutorial telling players to tap the Evidence button before it had even appeared.
The tutorial's evidence now shows a photo, timestamp, and caption just like a real case.