Yes, the book offers insights into the foreign legal system from the parents point of view that the family had to navigate, though much of the legal process was unclear and challenging. It details their learning curve and the vague, often unclear procedures they encountered. Hanna was treated as guilty until proven innocent, a burden that compounded the family’s fears. The communication barriers were immense, with restricted access to their daughter who had limited interaction with her lawyer. The parents had significant challenges connecting with the U.S. Embassy in even verifying they knew of their daughter’s situation. When they finally learned of Hanna’s plight, they were hindered in their efforts and denied access to ensure her well-being and treatment. The legal journey reflects the unpredictable and difficult process they had to endure.