Good idea; just need to streamline the verbage. Less adjectives. Hope this helps!

This sounds like it’s gonna be fun to watch, Kehinde Akanbi.

I think your logline could be tightened up some. Here’s a logline suggestion: “After serving time for murdering two state troopers, a resentful ex-convict stops at nothing to bring down the family of the exceptionally adept lawyer who falsified evidence against him.”

I suggest only using one adjective for the ex-convict. The same thing for the lawyer. I think you can take out "shady" because we know from "who falsified evidence against him" that the lawyer is shady.