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Law & Order: Trial by Jury

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Law & Order: Trial by Jury
Law and Order: Trial by Jury
Premiere March 3, 2005
Finale August 3, 2005
Airs
Creator Dick Wolf
Network NBC
Style 60-minute legal drama
Company Wolf Films
NBC Universal Television Studio
Episodes 13
Seasons 1
Origin USA

See the Law & Order franchise article for other Law & Order series.

Law & Order: Trial by Jury was the third series to spin off from Law & Order. The series took out the "Law" elements (traditionally associated with the police and detectives) and focused entirely on the "Order" (the judges, the prosecutor, the DA). This didn't prove to be very successful as the series was cancelled after a mere 13 episodes, a first in Law & Order history.

However, this cancellation was met with anger from Law & Order fans, as Trial by Jury was meant to air the final episode in which Jerry Orbach appears before his death. The episode, entitled Eros in the Upper Eighties was held over until the second season for unspecified reasons, despite being the sixth produced. When the series was officially cancelled, there was uncertainty whether or not the episode would ever be aired. It finally did two months after the series was cancelled and taken off the air.

Contents

[edit] Cast

Actor Character Duration
Billed Cast
Bebe Neuwirth Asst. D.A. Tracey Kibre 1
Amy Carlson Asst. D.A. Kelly Gaffney 1
Kirk Acevedo D.A. Investigator Hector Salazar 1
Fred Thompson D.A. Arthur Branch 1
Scott Cohen Det. Chris Ravell 1
Supporting/Recurring Cast
Seth Gilliam Asst. D.A. Terence Wright 1
Jerry Orbach Det. Lennie Briscoe 1
Candice Bergen Judge Amanda Anderlee 1

[edit] Seasons

Season Premiere Finale #
NBC
Season One March 3, 2005 August 3, 2005 13

[edit] In-Depth

[edit] DVD Releases

Title Release Date #
Complete Series
The Complete Series April 25, 2006 3

[edit] External Sites

The Law & Order Franchise

Law & OrderL&O: Special Victims UnitL&O: Criminal IntentL&O: Trial by JuryConviction



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