Justice Served is a South African thriller miniseries in which an enigmatic freedom fighter and his followers who have a secret agenda to hijack a courthouse to let the public decide if the murder accused should be executed.
South Africans are called on to decide the fate of a white man, Allan Harvey (Morné Visser), accused of killing a young black man.
The public has a few hours to vote for his execution or exoneration.
The six-episode series follows the high-stakes drama unfolding in a hijacked South African courtroom, while tension and conflict simmer on the streets and threaten to divide the country, families and friends.
Hlomla Dandala plays freedom fighter and military veteran Azania Maqoma, who styles himself as an arbiter of justice while driving secret agendas to settle scores with old foes.
The show explores the tenets of the Constitution that promises an accused a fair trial and presumption of innocence in the backdrop of a deeply unjust society, corrupt government and a disillusioned nation.
The cast includes Motshabi Tyelele, Jack Devnarain, Lerato Mvelase and Pallance Dladla.
Created by Meraki Studios and Tshepo 'Ty' Skosana, the series is produced for Netflix by Meraki Studios, in association with Ochre Moving Pictures.
The executive producers are Tshepo 'Ty' Skosana, Stan Joesph and Robbie Thorpe. The producer is Lodi Matsetela.
The head writer is Steven Pillemer, with a writing team including Tshepo Skosana, Sydney Dire and Wendy Gumede.
The series premiere was directed by Jozua Malherbe.
The music composer is Zethu Mashika.