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Judd for the Defense/The Living Victim
The Living Victim | |
Season 1, Episode 14 | |
Airdate | December 8, 1967 |
Production Number | 1815 |
Written by | Harold Gast |
Directed by | William Hale |
← 1x13 To Love and Stand Mute |
1x15 → Firebrand |
Judd for the Defense — Season One |
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The Living Victim is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Judd for the Defense, and the fourteenth episode overall.
Guest Stars: John Larch (District Attorney Joseph Flexner), Robert Alda (Walter Whittaker), Joan Hackett (Ruth Massey), Dean Harens (Sheldon Shane), William Wintersole (Mel Berrigan), Don Hanmer (Dennis Freehan), Sam Gilman (Fenner), Barbara Babcock (Judd's Secretary), Robert Ball (Karp), Edith Evanson (Mrs. Agnes Geary), Mark Allen (Mr. Wills), Walter Coy (Judge)
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Plot Overview
After a District Attorney's wife is killed by a car bomb meant for him, Judd worries that the man, a long-time friend and colleague, is going too far in trying to prove that his long-time nemesis, a gangster who hides behind legitimate businesses, is guilty of the crime. When the D.A. refuses to defer the case to his employees or turn it over to the state, Judd must take the only tack that he knows...defending the accused man.
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