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Law & Order: Trial by Jury

Name: Law & Order: Trial by Jury
Released: 2005

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2005-2006
1 Season
NBC
Suspense, Drama
TV-14

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The fourth installment of the NBC legal franchise, this series follows the "ripped from the headlines" formula, but offers a twist in the way of behind-the-scenes looks at legal machinations. Beginning each week with a criminal arraignment, viewers follow as the wheels of justice start grinding away.

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Cast & Crew See All

Bebe Neuwirth

Bureau Chief ADA Tracey Kibre

Amy Carlson

Deputy Bureau Chief ADA Kelly Gaffney

Kirk Acevedo

DA Investigator Hector Salazar

Season 1 Episode Guide See All

Episode 1

The Abominable Showman

Thu, Mar 3, 200544 mins

New York Assistant District Attorney Tracey Kibre and her associate Kelly Gaffney take on the murder of a Broadway actress. Despite not having found a body or any forensic evidence, Kibre must prosecute a smug theater producer for the murder.

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Awards

2005 - Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series - nominated
2005 - BMI TV Music Award - - winner
2005 - OFTA Television Award - Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series - nominated

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