No Justice

In No Justice, a violent sadist is appointed as a deputy sheriff by his uncle, the corrupt county sheriff who oversees a drug-smuggling and bootlegging operation. The story unfolds in Tennessee, where the deputy's misdeeds come to a head when he attempts to steal land from local residents, described as "half-breeds." A young deputy in the department ultimately decides to confront the corruption and violence that permeates their community.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, this film features a cast that includes Bob Orwig, Cameron Mitchell, Camille Keaton, and Donald Farmer. The gritty narrative touches on issues such as police corruption, drug smuggling, and the struggles faced by those in a marginalized position. No Justice captures the complexities of law enforcement and moral dilemmas in a Southern setting, making it a noteworthy entry in the crime drama genre from the late 1980s.