Judd for the Defense

A professor is charged with abusing a student who wants to get better marks.

Emile Grooteman's antipathy to government makes him an ideal smuggling suspect and a difficult client for Judd.

Guru Barnaby Cutler and his alleged lover Paula Miles go on trial for murdering her husband. Confounding Judd's defense: Cutler's claim of amnesia, a charge that the guru is a drug peddler - and the sensational tactics of Paula's own attorney.

Judd is perplexed by the way his unorthodox case is turning into a circus.

Ben represents Dan Townsend in an emotionally charged fight to prevent Townsend's ex-wife from taking their son to Europe.

Judd tries to help a teen-ager, the only witness to her father's death which may not have been accidental.

The spotlight is on the teen-age drug scene as Judd defends a young police informer charged with rape.

Judd and Ben go to court on behalf of Marcel Nburo, a proud African chief facing a murder charge.

Judd and Ben defend a millionaire's thrill-seeking daughter, a kleptomaniac and habitual liar on trial for grand theft.

Judd brings suit on behalf of a man who lost his job and reputation because of a computer's mistake.

The lawyers fight to free a mentally disabled young woman who pleaded guilty to a murder charge.

Judd must decide what's best for an infant: an institution or the unstable home of close relatives.

Loan sharks and corrupt union officials confound Judd's defense of Ernie Jenkins, a longshoreman charged with murder.

The lawyers get a course in pagan rites as they defend a businessman accused of assaulting a self-proclaimed witch.

Judd's junior partner is both defender and defendant when he represents a young man named in a paternity suite by a disturbed college girl. Then the young lawyer, himself faces a morals charge - transporting the same girl across state lines.

Judd and Ben fight for distribution rights to a controversial film—a documentary made inside a mental hospital by patient Shelly Gould. The hospital refuses to release the film, claiming it will harm the rehabilitation of a newly released patient.

Charges elicit countercharges as Judd defends Larry Corning and his friend in the attempted murder of Larry's father.

Judd and Ben probe a prison escapee's grisly story of torture and murder inside a Southern penal farm.

Judd wades through the drug clouded world of a hippie group as he defends a pop-music impresario charged with murder.

Judd lets his defenses down as he falls for client Sharon McNary, a lovely lawyer charged with attempted murder.

Judd represents Helen Wister, a reformed drunk facing a hit-and-run charge. But the lawyer can't get his defense off the ground, thanks to the unjustifiable decisions of the trial judge - an obsessive drinker who refuses to admit his alcoholism.

Judd's client: Jack Crews, a black man falsely convicted of murder and trapped between conflicting ideologies.

Judd argues a landmark heart-transplant case. A doctor is ready to testify that a heart was removed from a donor who was not yet dead.

Lawyer Ray Elliott opposes the draft and hires Judd and Ben to defend him.