{"type":"location","location":{"title":"Your Cramped Office - Public Defender's Division","description":"You sit at a scratched metal desk in a windowless cubicle, fluorescent lights humming overhead. The walls are a depressing shade of gray, adorned only with mandatory compliance posters and a digital clock displaying 14:47. Case files are stacked haphazardly across your workspace. On your screen, a message blinks insistently:\n\n'CASE #4782-REEVES: SENTENCING SCHEDULED 23:59:59 - COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING - FINALITY IMMINENT'\n\nYour new client, MAYA REEVES, a street artist accused of vandalism and property damage, sits across from you in a plastic chair that looks like it might collapse. She seems composed, almost eerily calm given that her sentencing by the Arbiter—the city's infallible predictive justice system—has already been determined.\n\n\"You're my lawyer?\" she asks quietly. \"You look young for someone about to tell me my brain is going to be completely rewired.\"\n\nA holographic notification pulses near your computer: 'CASE REVIEW WINDOW: 8 HOURS 13 MINUTES REMAINING'","suggestedActions":["Ask Maya about the crime she's accused of","Review the Arbiter's case file on your computer","Ask Maya why she seems so calm about her sentence","Check the evidence locker for physical case materials"],"conversation":"pbsrglsunepvjcaxkk94io"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}