Paul Brissac, unjustly accused of the murder of his wife, was sentenced to four years in prison. Now pardoned and rehabilitated, but not exonerated, thanks to the help of a campaign of the "objective", sensitized to miscarriages of justice, he decides to help those who, like him, seem victims of miscarriages of justice by becoming court columnist at 'The Goal'. When he conducts his own counter-investigation, nothing stops him. Neither Florence, its editor-in-chief, nor her son Cyril, whose doubts about his father's guilt are maintained by his maternal grandmother...