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What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as Roberts identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case. Being a lawyer himself, he knows about the disputes over allowing or excluding evidence. Another panel member reminds Roberts that they can't base their veridct on excluded evidence. Even so, Roberts convinces his fellow jurors to see the case his way, one by one.
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What seems like an open and shut case OpenAndShutCase becomes less so, as Roberts identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case. Being a lawyer himself, he knows about the disputes over allowing or excluding evidence. Another panel member reminds Roberts that they can't base their veridct on excluded evidence. Even so, Roberts convinces his fellow jurors to see the case his way, one by one.
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The jury returns a not guilty veridct. Roberts thinks that justice has been done. That is, until he sees that Shaw tries to shake Rabb's hand but Rabb just leaves abruptly. Rabb knows his client is guilty, but he was bound by professional ethics to represent him in the best way he could.
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The jury returns a not guilty veridct.verdict. Roberts thinks that justice has been done. That is, until he sees that Shaw tries to shake Rabb's hand but Rabb just leaves abruptly. Rabb knows his client is guilty, but he was bound by professional ethics to represent him in the best way he could.
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* InterServiceRivalry: Given that the accused is a sailor and the victim a Marine, Chegwidden strongly advises Mac and Rabb to not exploit inter-service rivalries to win the case.
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* ProductPlacement: There are several references in the dialogue to CBS Radio's coverage of Super Bowl XXXVI. The previous Super Bowl was on TV on CBS and also on CBS Radio, but this one was on TV on Fox, so of course CBS studio executives wished people would listen to the game on the radio rather than watch it on TV. And certainly that made more sense for Rabb and Hawkes in their fighter jet.
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* ProductPlacement: There are several references in the dialogue to CBS Radio's coverage of Super Bowl XXXVI. The previous Super Bowl was on TV on CBS and also on CBS Radio, but this one was on TV on Fox, so of course CBS studio executives wished people would listen to the game on the radio rather than watch it on TV. And certainly that made more sense for Rabb and Hawkes in their fighter jet.jet.
* WhipPan: Just before the first witness testifies, and also before some of the later witnesses.
* WhipPan: Just before the first witness testifies, and also before some of the later witnesses.
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* MiscarriageOfJustice: Harm thinks his client is guilty and that he shouldn’t have been acquitted.
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* MiscarriageOfJustice: Harm thinks his client is guilty and that he shouldn’t have been acquitted.acquitted.
* ProductPlacement: There are several references in the dialogue to CBS Radio's coverage of Super Bowl XXXVI. The previous Super Bowl was on TV on CBS and also on CBS Radio, but this one was on TV on Fox, so of course CBS studio executives wished people would listen to the game on the radio rather than watch it on TV. And certainly that made more sense for Rabb and Hawkes in their fighter jet.
* ProductPlacement: There are several references in the dialogue to CBS Radio's coverage of Super Bowl XXXVI. The previous Super Bowl was on TV on CBS and also on CBS Radio, but this one was on TV on Fox, so of course CBS studio executives wished people would listen to the game on the radio rather than watch it on TV. And certainly that made more sense for Rabb and Hawkes in their fighter jet.
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In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', Bud is assigned to a court-martial panel (military equivalent of a jury) for the trial of Navy Corpsman Shaw for the murder of a Marine corporal. What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as Bud identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted as to why he won't join the office to watch the Super Bowl. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth "Skates" Hawkes.
! Tropes found here are
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted as to why he won't join the office to watch the Super Bowl. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth "Skates" Hawkes.
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Directed by Creator/MichaelSwitzer
Written by Creator/DavidEhrman
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', Lt. Bud Roberts, Jr. is assigned to a court-martial panel (military equivalent of a jury) for the trial ofNavy Hospital Corpsman Terrence Shaw (James Wlcek) for the murder of a Marine corporal. Corporal Duquette. Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. defends, Lt. Colonel Sarah [=MacKenzie=] prosecutes.
During voir dire, both lawyers, as well as the judge, find Roberts to be an acceptable juror despite his personal relationships with both lawyers. With Roberts impaneled, the court-martial can proceed to opening statements.
What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, asBud Roberts identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case.
case. Being a lawyer himself, he knows about the disputes over allowing or excluding evidence. Another panel member reminds Roberts that they can't base their veridct on excluded evidence. Even so, Roberts convinces his fellow jurors to see the case his way, one by one.
As he waits for the verdict, Rabb advises his Russian half-brother Sergei Zhukov (Jade Carter), now discharged from the Russian army, on his immigration paperwork.
The jury returns a not guilty veridct. Roberts thinks that justice has been done. That is, until he sees that Shaw tries to shake Rabb's hand but Rabb just leaves abruptly. Rabb knows his client is guilty, but he was bound by professional ethics to represent him in the best way he could.
Even after the verdict and even though presumably double jeopardy has attached, Rabb is still bound by professional ethics. When Roberts and Mac ask Shaw some questions, Rabb strongly advises Shaw not to answer any questions. Shaw takes that advice.
Meanwhile, Commander Sturgis Turner (Creator/ScottLawrence) attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deployinghusband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also husband.
Also, Rabb ismuted circumspect as to why he won't join the office who he's taking to watch the Super Bowl. The whole office know he has two "seats." It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth "Skates" Hawkes.
Hawkes (Creator/SibelErgener).
! Tropes found hereare
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Written by Creator/DavidEhrman
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', Lt. Bud Roberts, Jr. is assigned to a court-martial panel (military equivalent of a jury) for the trial of
During voir dire, both lawyers, as well as the judge, find Roberts to be an acceptable juror despite his personal relationships with both lawyers. With Roberts impaneled, the court-martial can proceed to opening statements.
What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as
As he waits for the verdict, Rabb advises his Russian half-brother Sergei Zhukov (Jade Carter), now discharged from the Russian army, on his immigration paperwork.
The jury returns a not guilty veridct. Roberts thinks that justice has been done. That is, until he sees that Shaw tries to shake Rabb's hand but Rabb just leaves abruptly. Rabb knows his client is guilty, but he was bound by professional ethics to represent him in the best way he could.
Even after the verdict and even though presumably double jeopardy has attached, Rabb is still bound by professional ethics. When Roberts and Mac ask Shaw some questions, Rabb strongly advises Shaw not to answer any questions. Shaw takes that advice.
Meanwhile, Commander Sturgis Turner (Creator/ScottLawrence) attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying
Also, Rabb is
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* ContinuityNod to [[Recap/JAGS07E12CapitalCrime "Capital Crime"]], in which Singer dropped by Rabb's apartment and met Zhukov.
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proofreading ("Superbowel" ?!)
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}. Bud is assigned to a Court Martial Board (military equivalent of a Jury) for the trial of Navy Corpsman Shaw for the murder of a marine corporal. What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as Bud identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}. ''Series/{{JAG}}'', Bud is assigned to a Court Martial Board court-martial panel (military equivalent of a Jury) jury) for the trial of Navy Corpsman Shaw for the murder of a marine Marine corporal. What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as Bud identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted as to why he won't join the office to watch theSuperbowel. Super Bowl. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" "Skates" Hawkes.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted as to why he won't join the office to watch the
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Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with is old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
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Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) with is his old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
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Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) will with is old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
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Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei.
Sergei. Harm also is muted why he won't join the office to watch the Superbowel. It turns out he is flying a Combat Air Patrol (CAP) will is old RIO, Lieutenant Elizabeth " Skates" Hawkes.
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* AbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder: A submariner’s wife initiates divorce proceedings because when she married him, he was a cook assigned to shore duty in the submarine base, but is now deploying with a submarine. She doesn’t feel she can handle the six months of loneliness.
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Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei.Sergei.
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* MiscarriageOfJustice: Harm thinks his client is guilty and that he shouldn’t have been acquitted.
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* MiscarriageOfJustice: Harm thinks his client is guilty and that he shouldn’t have been acquitted.
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}. Bud is assigned to a Court Martial Board (military equivalent of a Jury) for the trial of Navy Corpsman Shaw for the murder of a marine corporal. What seems like an open and shut case becomes less so, as Bud identifies a lot of faults in the prosecution case.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei.
Meanwhile, Sturgis attempts to talk a new Navy wife out of divorcing her deploying husband, while Harm tries to get permanent residency for his half brother Sergei.
