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regardless of her age, remorse or redemption, Ramnam commited some serious crimes... Her being in a wheelchair and apologizing doesn't negate that....
she very much could have had a happy ending and still faced some of the consequences of her committing illegal crimes?

Ramnam was pure evil. besides the affair and tormenting others, she almost killed 3 people? why'd she get a happy ending??

i haven't watched DAYS, however would like to add that majority (53%) of south koreans are atheists.

My theory is - in court he might have just answered "Kang Sol", and not specified whether it was A or B. Sol A then probably assumed he was talking about B??

In the beginning of ep4 - Joon Hwi's uncle and another man (forgot his name/job sorry - but hes the one who gave the "gift" of land to JH's uncle) are talking in the car. The man mentions hes embarrassed giving a speech at the ceremony because his son couldnt even get in, but his sons girlfriend did. Im assuming his sons girlfriend is Jeon Ye Seul??

In the same scene her classmates mention that Ji Ho is scary for being able to change arguments so easily. (He seemed more determined in passing?)I interpreted is as her classmates are just doing whats necessary to pass law school, while Kang Sol A is more so guided by her own moral beliefs?? Interested in your interpretation.

Im unsure whether she would have won anyway defending Joon Hwi. I dont think shes stupid, i think shes just not as confident compared to her classmates. Im hoping this is apart of her character development and we'll see her improve soon.

The professor switched their arguments (during joon hwi's case) to test Kang Sol A's morals. She couldnt argue against Joon Hwi because she really believed the school was wrong not Joonhwi. She didnt fail because shes stupid. The Dean later explains that Kang Sol A reminds her of herself when she was younger. The Professor has been testing her strong sense of justice.