Conviction
(2006)
A respected female attorney kills her husband, and goes head-to-head against Jim Steele when she decides to defend herself in the courtroom.
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Eric Balfour | ... | Brian Peluso | |
| Jordan Bridges | ... | Nick Potter | |
| Milena Govich | ... | Jessica Rossi | |
| Stephanie March | ... | Alexandra Cabot | |
| Anson Mount | ... | Jim Steele | |
| Julianne Nicholson | ... | Christina Finn | |
| J. August Richards | ... | Billy Desmond | |
| Reiko Aylesworth | ... | Julie Phelps | |
| Roy Thinnes | ... | Ralph Hanlon | |
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Amber McDonald | ... | Samantha |
| Chris Bowers | ... | Henry Morris | |
| Catrina Ganey | ... | Cheryl | |
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Trace Turville | ... | Ursula Thorne |
| Bridget Moloney | ... | Amanda Steiner | |
| Myra Lucretia Taylor | ... | Judge Suzanne Michaels | |
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A respected female attorney kills her husband, and goes head-to-head against Jim Steele when she decides to defend herself in the courtroom.
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While talking with ADA Steele and Finn about a plea deal Julie Phelps quotes a statistic on capital cases where the prosecution's key witness is not allowed to testify causes the acquittal rate to increase by at least 30%. However Mrs. Phelps is not charged with a capital crime, she is on trial for murder in the second degree. A capital crime is one where the sentence could potentially be the death penalty; the most severe sentence for murder in the second degree is life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years. There are only two criminal charges in the state of New York that qualify as capital crimes: murder in the first degree and aggravated murder. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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10 May 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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