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Series cast summary:
	Oliver Platt	...	Judge Jack Moran 13 episodes, 2003

	Robert Loggia	...	Judge Thomas O'Neill 13 episodes, 2003

	Annabella Sciorra	...	Judge Kim Vicidomini 13 episodes, 2003

	L. Scott Caldwell	...	Judge Rose Barnea 13 episodes, 2003

	Marcy Harriell	...	Carmen Hui 13 episodes, 2003

	James Madio	...	Mike Powell 13 episodes, 2003

	Vincent Pastore	...	Norm Delgado 6 episodes, 2003

	Kyra Sedgwick	...	A.D.A. Quinn Coleman 6 episodes, 2003

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Just because they enforce the rules doesn't mean they play by them.

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Comedy | Drama

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Official Sites:

CBS-Primetime

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 January 2003 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

Bírósági mesék See more »

Filming Locations:

Flushing Meadows Park, Queens, New York City, New York, USA See more »

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Shoelace Productions, Spelling Television, CBS See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

48 min | 60 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

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Ten years ago this would've been fresh and original

22 January 2003 | by budikavlan – See all my reviews

Decent but unspectacular series about a group of judges in the titular court. Annabella Sciorra is okay as the main character, but is perhaps a bit too young and lightweight to be completely believable as a jurist. Robert Loggia as the crusty father figure and Oliver Platt as the resident oddball are also perfectly good, though these roles are nothing new for them. If this had been put on a decade ago, it would have been hailed as a groundbreaking drama, but now it seems derivative of such shows as Law & Order, Judging Amy, and The West Wing. It isn't thematically derivative of them, but the storytelling rhythms and production values are very similar. Without some personal character development and/or a high level of creativity in courtroom plots, this show has little chance to attract much attention in the current network television atmosphere.

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