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Eugenia Eyherabide | ... | Herself 4 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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William Mudd | ... | Himself / ... 3 episodes, 2002-2004 |
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Garry Haehnle | ... | Himself - Deputy District Attorney 3 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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Dan Lamborn | ... | Himself 3 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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Frederick Linc | ... | Himself - Judge 2 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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Michael Runyon | ... | Himself - Deputy District Attorney 2 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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Eddie Sturgeon | ... | Himself - Judge 2 episodes, 2003-2004 |
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John Philpott | ... | Himself - Deputy District Attorney 2 episodes, 2003 |
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Tracy Prior | ... | Herself - Deputy District Attorney / ... 2 episodes, 2003 |
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Stacy Running | ... | Herself - Deputy District Attorney 2 episodes, 2003 |
This series is a documentary about real-life court cases in San Diego, California. A typical episode follows the prosecuting attorneys as they interview witnesses, gather evidence, and present their cases at trial. Written by Brian Barjenbruch
This is a great twist on the endless L&O franchise! Real cases, real criminals, real attorneys, some really stupid people! You get to see real cases as they transpire, and for once a TV show educates and entertains!
My girlfriend and I got addicted to this show last season, when we saw an episode focusing on a criminal named Ron Barker, who was a total idiot but clearly thought he was a modern day Moriarty. This guy was his own lawyer, and managed to spend the whole trial saying one dumb thing after another, each dumber than the next.
Tonight's episode (6/19/04) TOPPED that one, featuring a defense attorney so intellectually limited that we could hardly believe this guy can remember which shoes go on which feet, let alone a law degree!
But its not all fun and games. The show is illuminating and entertaining. Lets hope NBC keeps it going forever, just like the other L&O shows...