The Wilderness of Time

That ambiguous chasm that separates justice from the law affects our lives constantly, more than we are probably willing to admit. There are fundamental and universal truths that one faces every day, emanating from classic conflicts between justice and the law, conscience and the law, the subtlety of innocence versus the law, and innocence versus evil. In the end, they are mostly interpretive, and each of us ultimately must own our interpretations and the behaviors they spawn. Sean O'Dell, a decorated 63-year-old cop, plants evidence in order to protect his friend of fifty years from a murder conviction. He knows that his friend is the real victim and chooses to risk his oath, reputation, and even freedom to prove it. Does the end justify the means, and what price must he pay for justice that may be veiled in a lifelong untruth? You make the call.