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Law & Order: Trial by Jury Latest News

  • 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.

Law & Order: SVU Recap: Munch Says Goodbye in Style and Olivia Gets a Big Bump

[Warning: The following story reveals plot points from Wednesday's episode of Law & Order: SVU. Read at your own risk.] Think the victims on Law & Order have it rough? In the franchise's 24 years on the air, so many of the fans' favorite crime solvers exited under dark circumstances....

Thu, Oct 17, 2013
Law & Order: SVU Recap: Munch Says Goodbye in Style and Olivia Gets a Big Bump

Richard Belzer Leaving Law & Order: SVU

Law & Order: SVU veteran Richard Belzer is leaving the show after 15 seasons, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

Thu, Oct 10, 2013
Richard Belzer Leaving Law & Order: SVU

Is NBC Planning a Chicago Fire Spin-Off?

Freshman drama Chicago Fire has been on fire in the ratings, and NBC is apparently taking notice. According to Deadline, the network is considering creating a...

Wed, Mar 27, 2013
Is NBC Planning a Chicago Fire Spin-Off?

Is The Case Closed for Law & Order: Criminal Intent? Kathryn Erbe Still Hopeful for a Return

The director has called cut. The film has stopped rolling. The extras have been sent home. Still, despite advertisements touting Sunday's Law & Order: Criminal Intent as the series finale, star Kathryn Erbe is still hopeful the show could live on. "I know that I would be there in a heartbeat. I'm fairly positive that Vincent [D'Onofrio] feels the same way. Everyone was really hoping that, in the 11th hour, we'd get some word," she tells TVGuide.com. "Whether the fans are able to muscle us back or not, who knows. They have amazing power...

Thu, Jun 23, 2011
Is The Case Closed for Law & Order: Criminal Intent? Kathryn Erbe Still Hopeful for a Return

VIDEO: Law & Order Vet Leslie Hendrix on Playing the Same "Cranky, Old Broad" for 19 Years

Longtime Law & Order fans know the cha-chung, they know the signature location cards, and they most likely know Leslie Hendrix. The 51-year-old actress has been playing medical examiner Elizabeth Rodgers on the legal franchise for almost two decades. After first appearing on the original tentpole in 1992, she has since recurred on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, the short-lived Law & Order: Trial By Jury and even the 1998 Law & Order TV movie, Exiled. Ice-T inks two-year deal with Law & Order: SVU Long before...

Fri, Jun 10, 2011
VIDEO: Law & Order Vet Leslie Hendrix on Playing the Same "Cranky, Old Broad" for 19 Years

Law & Order: LA: Pressure is High as Relaunch Goes Back to Basics

One of Law & Order's longest-running ADAs finds herself returning to the TV franchise at a precarious time. "I was a little bit nervous about joining," says Alana De La Garza, who played Connie Rubirosa for four years. "Especially when there's a change in things because they've all been together and you're kind of the newbie." She's speaking of course about Law & Order: LA, the fifth edition in Dick Wolf's popular series, which is going through a creative overhaul mid-way through its first season. In January, after...

Mon, Apr 4, 2011
Law & Order: LA: Pressure is High as Relaunch Goes Back to Basics

Alfred Molina Signs on to Law & Order: Los Angeles

Alfred Molina has signed to star on Law & Order: Los Angeles as Deputy District Attorney Morales, a show rep says. The 57-year-old actor joins previously announced star Skeet Ulrich on the upcoming spin-off, set to debut this fall on NBC. Skeet Ulrich joins Law & Order: Los Angeles "I am thrilled that Fred is 'LOLA''s Deputy D.A.," creator and executive producer...

Sat, Jul 24, 2010
Alfred Molina Signs on to Law & Order: Los Angeles

Skeet Ulrich Joins Law & Order: Los Angeles

Skeet Ulrich has signed on to star in Law & Order: Los Angeles, a show rep says. The Jericho star, 40, will play LAPD Detective Rex Winters, a former Marine with keen intuition whose work style is heavily shaped by the Rodney King riots that took place within his first two months on the job. Winters' personal life is a bit more complicated...

Wed, Jul 7, 2010
Skeet Ulrich Joins Law & Order: Los Angeles

NBC Cancels Law & Order, Picks Up SVU and Law & Order: Los Angeles

NBC has canceled Law & Order, it announced Friday, putting the seminal Dick Wolf procedural one season shy of becoming the longest-running drama series in TV history. In addition, the network ordered a new spin-off, Law & Order: Los Angeles, and renewed Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.Law & Order will air its 20th-season and series finale Monday, May 24 at 10/9c.From Briscoe to Van Buren: Check out the many faces of Law & Order"The full measure of the collective contributions made by Dick Wolf and his Law & Order franchise over the last two decades ...

Fri, May 14, 2010
NBC Cancels Law & Order, Picks Up SVU and Law & Order: Los Angeles

Is Law & Order Done?

After 20 seasons, is Law & Order coming to an end? The New York Times reports that Law & Order creator Dick Wolf's production company informed select people involved with the series of its demise...

Fri, May 14, 2010
Is Law & Order Done?

THROUGH THE REVOLVING DOOR

While Cybill survivor Alicia Witt has checked herself out of Fox's shrink-rap comedy pilot More, Patience, Jenny McCarthy has gotten her foot in the door of Patricia Heaton's untitled ABC sitcom; Law & Order: Trial by Jury's Amy Carlson has washed up among the cast of ABC's insomniac-cop drama, Drift; and American Dreams hottie Sam Page has been thrown to Shark, the CBS drama with intimidating James Woods as an attorney-turned-prosecutor. So, are you impressed or appalled that I managed to handle all that in one densely packed sentence? Yeah, me, too.

Sun, Apr 2, 2006

THROUGH THE REVOLVING DOOR

While Cybill survivor Alicia Witt has checked herself out of Fox's shrink-rap comedy pilot More, Patience, Jenny McCarthy has gotten her foot in the door of Patricia Heaton's untitled ABC sitcom; Law & Order: Trial by Jury's Amy Carlson has washed up among the cast of ABC's insomniac-cop drama, Drift; and American Dreams hottie Sam Page has been thrown to Shark, the CBS drama with intimidating James Woods as an attorney-turned-prosecutor. So, are you impressed or appalled that I managed to handle all that in one densely packed sentence? Yeah, me, too.

Sat, Apr 1, 2006

THROUGH THE REVOLVING DOOR

While Cybill survivor Alicia Witt has checked herself out of Fox's shrink-rap comedy pilot More, Patience, Jenny McCarthy has gotten her foot in the door of Patricia Heaton's untitled ABC sitcom; Law & Order: Trial by Jury's Amy Carlson has washed up among the cast of ABC's insomniac-cop drama, Drift; and American Dreams hottie Sam Page has been thrown to Shark, the CBS drama with intimidating James Woods as an attorney-turned-prosecutor. So, are you impressed or appalled that I managed to handle all that in one densely packed sentence? Yeah, me, too.

Fri, Mar 31, 2006

L&O Vet: She's Ready to Rule

Ever wonder what happens to all those leggy assistant district attorneys who've left Law & Order over the years? Well, at least one of the brainy beauties has moved to the other side of the bench to become a judge. Actress Carey Lowell — who played ADA Jamie Ross from 1996-98 — reprises her role on tonight's Law & Order: Trial by Jury (10 pm/ET on NBC). And if this latest L&O spin-off fares well, we'll see more of Judge Jamie in the future. "If the show continues [next season], they'll ask me to return," Lowell suggests to TVGuide.com. "Not any old thing would bring me back [to television]. I always thought that L&O had excellent writing and always loved the character of Jamie Ross and was happy to fill her shoes again. The opportunity to play Jamie was enough to bring me out of reti

Fri, Apr 8, 2005

L&O Boss Stands Trial

It would be a crime to confuse Fox's new legal drama, The Jury, with NBC's midseason contender, Law & Order: Trial by Jury — or at least so says Dick Wolf, the creator of L&O and its umpteen spin-offs. Rumors that the latest addition to the franchise will be set entirely in the deliberation room are "absolutely incorrect," the executive producer tells TV Guide Online. "There will be one or two scenes in the fourth act every week in the jury room, but you couldn't set a [whole] show in the jury room, I don't think." However, Wolf concedes that TBJ — potentially an all-star affair featuring Jerry Orbach, Candice Bergen and Frasier dad John Mahoney — will not adhere as strictly to the time-tested L&O format as, say, SVU. "The cops are not as big as they are on L&O because it's set in the courthouse," he explains. "It's not law... it's order. The setup is a l

Mon, Jun 28, 2004