Judd, for the Defense

Season 1

26 episodes · Sep 8, 1967

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  • S1E1

    Tempest in a Texas Town

    Sep 8, 196760m

    Judd defends a wild, rebellious young man who is accused of killing two teenage girls although no bodies have been found and they may have run away.

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  • S1E2

    The Deep End

    Sep 15, 196760m

    Judd defends a skipper (Leslie Nielsen) charged with the murder of four people aboard his boat. The only witness is a little girl who was also wounded during the slaughter.

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  • S1E3

    The Other Face of the Law

    Sep 22, 196760m

    Judd defends an ex-cop who claims that he was framed for murder after he tried to expose corruption within the department.

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  • S1E4

    A Civil Case of Murder

    Sep 29, 196760m

    A football player asks Judd to represent him in fighting his late wife's parents for custody of his son. But soon the case takes on a more serious turn, as the grandparents accuse him of killing their daughter.

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  • S1E5

    Shadow of a Killer

    Oct 6, 196760m

    Judd takes the case of a pregnant young woman who was found outside the scene of a burglary and charged with it.

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  • S1E6

    Conspiracy

    Oct 13, 196760m

    Judd represents architect Paul Christopher in his suit against a former police chief turned special investigator, who is ruthlessly harassing Christopher in his attempt to prove him guilty of conspiracy in the assassination of a mayor.

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  • S1E7

    Confessional

    Oct 20, 196760m

    The son of an oil tycoon confesses to the murder of a young woman a year and a half earlier. But Judd doesn't believe his confession, and decides to defend him. But why is the young man making the false confession?

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  • S1E8

    Death From a Flower Girl

    Oct 27, 196760m

    Judd's client is a young girl who shot her married lover, but claims she mistook him for a burglar. He finds he must defend her "New Morality" life style as well as the murder charge.

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  • S1E9

    Commitment

    Nov 3, 196760m

    An escaped convict confronts Judd in a parking lot and demands that he take his case to prove him innocent of the murder he was convicted of six years earlier. Judd motions for a new trial, on the grounds that the man's previous attorney did not provide an adequate defense.

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  • S1E10

    Citizen Ritter

    Nov 10, 196760m

    Ben's client is charged with killing the abortionist who illegally operated on his daughter and almost killed her. Judd believes the man has a violent streak. Ben uncovers many dark secrets when the case goes to trial.

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  • S1E11

    The Money Farm

    Nov 17, 196760m

    An oil company executive is charged with the murder of a man who had been blackmailing him. The defendant says the victim stumbled during a fight and fell off a platform accidentally, but two witnesses insist that he was pushed.

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  • S1E12

    To Kill a Madman

    Nov 24, 196760m

    An old classmate of Ben's is accused of the brutal and senseless murder of three young women in a park. Though it is obvious to both Judd and Ben that the man needs psychiatric help, he still insists he is completely innocent of the murders---and so does a psychic friend of his.

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  • S1E13

    To Love and Stand Mute

    Dec 1, 196760m

    Judd and Ben take the case of a deaf-mute couple who want to adopt the foster child they've been taking care of. A complication develops when the child's natural mother shows up and decides to rescind her original decision to give up her baby.

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  • S1E14

    The Living Victim

    Dec 8, 196760m

    Judd is representing mobster Walter Whittaker, who is targeted by prosecutor Joseph Flexner. A bomb killed Flexner's wife and despite a lack of evidence he indicts Whittaker for the murder. Judd must battle the stacked odds.

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  • S1E15

    Firebrand

    Dec 15, 196760m

    Judd visits his client, labor leader Gabriel Aguila, in jail for staging an illegal strike. But in a failed escape attempt a police officer is killed and Judd is taken hostage as leverage.

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  • S1E16

    Everyone Loved Harland but His Wife

    Jan 5, 196860m

    Judd defends a woman who admits to killing her invalid husband. She claims she was in fear for her life because of his increasingly violent and erratic behavior, but no one else in her town claims to have seen that side of him.

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  • S1E17

    Fall of a Skylark (1) - the Trial

    Jan 12, 196860m

    Judd defends the playboy son of a millionaire hotel owner who has been charged with the murder of the hotel's bookmaker, whom he was in debt to.

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  • S1E18

    Fall of a Skylark (2) - the Appeal

    Jan 19, 196860m

    After his client Bruzzy Burke is convicted, Judd continues to work to try to appeal the conviction, even though he is fired by Bruzzy's millionaire father. His first step is to discredit the witness whose surprise testimony led to the conviction, and to use new witnesses---but one of them winds up dead.

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  • S1E19

    No Law Against Murder

    Jan 26, 196860m

    As a member of a national committee of attorneys assigned to civil rights cases, Judd must defend a client he'd prefer not to: a Southern sheriff charged with violating the civil rights of a harassed Northern writer who was found dead shortly after the sheriff was seen taking him away in his car.

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  • S1E20

    The Grand Old Man

    Feb 2, 196860m

    Ben defends the son of a grocer who was murdered by the mob. The young man is accused of kidnapping the retired gangster father of the man who is believed to have ordered the killing.

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  • S1E21

    What You Can Do With Money

    Feb 9, 196860m

    Judd is called to the home of an assistant to a high-powered millionaire industrialist, where he is shown the body of a man in a boat. He finds that he has a hard time getting to the truth about how the man died, as the industrialist is telling everyone what to say and not say. Eventually the assistant confesses to killing the man, claiming the victim attacked his wife. But Judd feels people are still not telling him the full truth.

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  • S1E22

    Kingdom of the Blind

    Feb 16, 196860m

    A onetime film star, hoping for a comeback, asks Judd to represent a scriptwriter to help him get out of a restrictive contract with a Hollywood producer. But the contract is more ironclad than was first realized, and soon that becomes a moot point, as the producer is murdered and the writer is charged with the crime.

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  • S1E23

    The Devil's Surrogate

    Feb 23, 196860m

    A headstrong, controversial priest answers a desperate call from one of his students, a young woman who has been obviously smitten with him. She tells him she is going to kill herself unless he comes to her apartment. The priest comes, only to find himself in a situation in which the girl's boyfriend is accidentally shot and killed. Judd defends the priest, but the case is complicated by the emotionally unstable girl's refusal to cooperate and tell the truth.

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  • S1E24

    Square House

    Mar 1, 196860m

    A parolee may be sent back to prison for associating with a rehabilitation center for former convicts, as this violates the terms of his parole. Judd defends him, but he soon has worse problems, as he is charged with killing an old associate during a robbery attempt.

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  • S1E25

    The Worst of Both Worlds

    Mar 8, 196860m

    In Juvenile Court, without benefit of counsel, 17-year-old Kenny Carter, Jr. is consigned to the county Juvenile Home for three years based on the charge of stealing and wrecking a car, for which he vaguely denies guilt. Judd steps in to uphold Carter's full rights under due process, but Carter is reluctant to cooperate, as he is concealing a terrible secret.

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  • S1E26

    You Remember Joe Maddox

    Mar 15, 196860m

    Joe Maddox is desperate to find a decent job after being eased out of the editor's position he held for years. But he makes the mistake of confronting the former employer whom he blames for the loss of his job, resulting in the man's death and Maddox being charged with his murder.

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