"Just Trial" is a sharply socially charged short story in which Vrtanes Papazian criticizes injustice and the flaws of the judicial system. At the center of the narrative is an ordinary, humble man who stands before the court, hoping that justice will prevail. However, as the trial unfolds, it becomes clear that the law often serves not the truth, but those who hold power or influence. Through the course of events, dialogues, and the vivid portrayal of characters, the author reveals how human dignity and hope collide with corruption and bias. The story prompts the reader to reflect on whether true justice can actually be found.