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Equal Justice
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Equal Justice is a Courtroom Drama which aired from 1990 to 1991. It follows prosecutors in the District Attorney's Office for an unnamed city, along with one token public defender. | |
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Good Lawyers, Good Clients | |
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Good Lawyers, Good Clients: Averted. No one doubts Peter Bauer is a good guy, but he has to defend some very nasty people, including a completely unrepentant murderer and rapist whom he knows is guilty. Justified as he's a public defender—they have no choice in their clients. | |
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A Fool for a Client | |
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A Fool for a Client: Averted in "Sugar Blues" (1x10), where a prisoner defends himself on a murder charge. While he ends up losing, he gives the prosecutor a very hard time. He turned himself into a jailhouse lawyer inside and had apparently won previous cases at trial, so it's justified. An old woman who comes just to watch trials claims he's her favorite, since he's that good. | |
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Both Sides Have a Point | |
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Both Sides Have a Point: Both sides in the contentious cases make fair points in favor of their position, no matter who the jury (or the audience) ends up siding with. | |
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