What happens in a Southern town when a white cop tries to kill a young Black man and there is no videotape? The victim is tried on trumped up charges. Star Gold Gwiazda, a quirky, flamboyant defender represents controversial Black Lives Matter activist Marcos Salazar for the attempted murder of a vice cop. Assistant District Attorney Stonewall Jackson Gross doesn't like women, civil rights protesters, or Star. Things get hotter when Marcos' cousin, L.A. Hip Hop star J-Zap Salazar writes a hit song "Framed," and accuses the prosecution of racism. The shooting and the tear down of the Confederate soldier monument get the local neo-Nazis riled up and Star has to defend her client in court and dodge bullets at home. The story is told through the eyes of Star's law partner. Zenko Luczek is a staid, obsessive legal strategist who unsuccessfully tries to rein in Star when she gets too theatrical.