The Best Episodes of Equal Justice Season 1

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   7.2/10(11 votes)

   #1 - Pilot

   S1:E13/27/1990

   a white policemen is accused of killing a black youth. Another case, involves a rape victim facing her attacker at trial. And in the last case, an inexperienced lawyer loses evidence while working on a murder case.

   Director:Thomas Carter

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Thomas Carter

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   #2 - Balancing Act

   S1:E23/28/1990

   Assistant District Attorney Mike James works hard to gain the trust of an elderly victim. The victim lives in a housing project that is the main focus of an ongoing criminal trial. Meanwhile, prosecutor Jo Ann Harris must deal with a grand jury on the exact day she plans to head home.

   Director:Michael Switzer

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Michael Switzer

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   #3 - A Sucker's Bet

   S1:E34/4/1990

   Peter Bauer is frustrated by his inability to prove a man's innocence; while Jo Ann Harris and Briggs are victims of a con game and try to get back the money that was lost in the scam; and Mike James pursues his romantic interest.

   Director:Eric Laneuville

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Eric Laneuville

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   #4 - The Art of the Possible

   S1:E44/11/1990

   Mike James and Julie Janovich work together to prosecute a wife-beater in an emotional domestic violence case. Eugene Rogan struggles to take care of his aging mother, and Jo Ann Harris gets her first trial…and meets Peter Bauer.

   Director:Kevin Hooks

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Kevin Hooks

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   #5 - Start of the Fire

   S1:E54/18/1990

   District Attorney Arnold Bach assigns a racially motivated murder case to both Eugene Rogan and Mike James, which causes a major strain in their relationship; and Rogan throws his annual Assistant District Attorney party.

   Director:Dan Lerner

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Dan Lerner

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   #6 - Promises to Keep

   S1:E64/25/1990

   Mike James becomes an eyewitness to a murder; Bureau Chief Eugene Rogan sees his personal life start to unravel when his wife Jesse finds a lump in her breast; and Jo Ann Harris savors her first victory in court.

   Director:Thomas Carter

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Thomas Carter

   Writer:Unknown
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   #7 - The Price of Justice

   S1:E75/2/1990

   Deputy D.A. Eugene Rogan puts his career at stake when he attempts to prosecute the murderer of a high-priced prostitute. Meanwhile, Julie and Briggs team up to keep a man previously convicted of child abuse behind bars where he belongs.

   Director:Thomas Carter

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Thomas Carter

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   #8 - Goodbye, Judge Green

   S1:E85/9/1990

   Linda Bauer (Jane Kaczmarek) accuses a judge of preventing a rape victim from getting a fair trial. Meanwhile, Michael (Joe Morton) needs a witness to testify in a gang-related case, and Chris (James Wilder) is asked for a favor by an informant.

   Director:Gregory Hoblit

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Gregory Hoblit

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   #9 - False Images

   S1:E95/16/1990

   Julie struggles in her first murder trial involving a young girl who is too frightened to testify. Meanwhile, Jo Ann's success in her first grand jury hearing all depends on a dangerous witness, and Searls decides to help a druggie find a job.

   Director:Win Phelps

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Win Phelps

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    #10 - Sugar Blues

    S1:E105/30/1990

    Briggs goes head-to-head with an inmate who is representing himself and is accused of killing a fellow inmate. Meanwhile, Frank has a new romantic interest in Linda, and Searls ignores signs that Sugar is going down hill in his new office job.

    Director:Unknown

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    #11 - Curses

    S1:E116/13/1990

    Jesse is called to serve jury duty on a case that Chris Searls is prosecuting. Meanwhile, Searls is in a relationship with an attractive woman who may end up having ulterior motives, and Julie is envious of Jo Ann's new case assignment.

    Director:Unknown

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    #12 - The Cop Story

    S1:E126/20/1990

    Eugene Rogan and Linda Bauer solve the murder of a police officer and find they are falling in love. Christopher Searls' pride is challenged when his girlfriend saves his life, and Jo Ann learns that handling citizens' complaints can be rewarding.

    Director:Michael Ray Rhodes

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    Director:Michael Ray Rhodes

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    #13 - Separate Lives

    S1:E136/27/1990

    Eugene Rogan and Linda Bauer are determined to put away a cop-killer, going before the Grand Jury to indict Officer Boyce for the murder of Sergeant Branch. Briggs thinks that he has met his "dream girl" and has a very surprising birthday party.

    Director:Bill Corcoran

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Bill Corcoran

    Writer:Unknown