I'm The Law

Lt. George Kirby has landed himself a fun assignment. He's to protect a former star of the roaring twenties.

Kirby investigates an attempted burglary but is baffled by a girl's flippant attitude about it.

While Kirby is investigating a routine car accident, people start dying.

Kirby goes undercover as a workman following a so-called accidental death.

The father of a young boy is murdered in Central Park, and the child is the only witness.

Kirby inadvertently gets a clue in a girl's death from an astronomer's telescope.

A young woman's wants of romance are proven with gifts, only she doesn't know they are stolen.

Lt. George Kirby gets assigned to a bizarre case involving separate murders of cartoonists, found with drawings of each act left with the bodies.

A teenage boy confesses to killing his stepmother in order to protect the real suspect: his mom.

A man who smuggles illegals into the U.S. is murdered and Kirby puts pressure on a stoolie to find out who would want him dead.

Kirby is on the prowl of a man who murdered a beautiful girl and left her in an alley way. The trail leads him into the seedy lounges and clubs of New York.

A bank robbery is stumping Kirby, leading him to pilfer a coffin, complete with body.

Kirby investigates a fire that the New York Fire Marshal's office has now determined to be arson.

Murder sometimes is a hard crime to solve and Lt. Kirby is having a hard time with a murder case.

Kirby is working a case where a sailor is found in an alley, nearly beaten to death. His only clue seems to be a gift box of powder given to the sailor's girl friend.

As a secretary, you are paid to know everyone's business, keep track of it, organize it and help them remember it. But sometimes you hear too much for your own good, which is what happened to a gorgeous woman working as a secretary in a modeling agency.

Kirby thought he had seen it all until he started investigating a blackmail scheme involving a bad guy, his ex-wife and a blind man.

Kirby starts investigating a case of fight fixing, only to end up uncovering a murder.