S03 Episode 1
People v. George Waller Jr. & Lawrence Calhoun
George Waller and Lawrence Calhoun stand trial for second degree murder, when their reckless drag racing caused an accident that killed two teenagers and gravely injured another passenger. D.D.A. Blaine Bowman wants the defendants charged with Second Degree Murder, while the defense attorney's claim they should be charged with vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 12 Jun 2004
S03 Episode 2
PEOPLE V. BRENDA COOK & PEOPLE V. LAWRENCE MARSH
D.D.A. Marisa Ditillio prosecutes Brenda Cook for animal negligence after finding her potbelly pig emaciated in the backseat of her car. And, D.D.A. Corinne Miesfeld prosecutes Lawrence Marsh on 67 counts of identity theft
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 19 Jun 2004
S03 Episode 3
PEOPLE V. BERNARD CUTTS
D.D.A. Kurt Mechals prosecutes Bernard Cutts for the murder of his girlfriend Cynthia Johnson, whose 18 year-old son found her bullet-ridden body. While the prosecution asserts that a domestic dispute resulted in murder, the defense attempts to taint the reputation of the victim's son, whose distraught recorded testimony is jarring to members of the jury.
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 26 Jun 2004
S03 Episode 4
PEOPLE V. TERRY HALL
Terry Hall is on trial for killing his wife after discovering she was unfaithful to him while he was away at sea. He's admitted to killing her, the question is whether it's manslaughter or first degree murder.
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 3 Jul 2004
S03 Episode 5
PEOPLE V. MCPHERSON, BUBECK & PEOPLE V. CHASTANG
D.D.A. Allison Worden seeks to have a high school coach registered as a sex offender when witnesses say that he was masturbating outside during a football game in the presence of minors. Defense attorney Anthony Gilham claims his client has prostate problems and was urinating.
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 10 Jul 2004
S03 Episode 6
People V. Tianna Thomas & People V. Charles Mambane
A 17-year-old defendant is accused of abducting and molesting an eight-year-old girl and attempting to abduct a four-year-old.
1 h 0 mins · Sat, 17 Jul 2004
