Justice

A decision must be made whether two children should remain with their mother or father.

A defence lawyer is accused of buying witnesses.

Three boys are involved injuring a security guard while breaking into a warehouse. One boy's case is treated separately after pleading guilty.

If someone dies as a result of a previous crime the perpetrator can be tried for murder. Harriet must now defend Brian Parsons.

A conflict ensues between the the Cold war security state and the British legal system after a physicist is found dead.

A gangster intimidates any potential witnesses to keep them from testifying about an assault.

Harriet assists a doctor accused of prescribing a fatal drug.

A Soviet defector names one of Dr. Moody's patients as a Red Army Officer.

A policeman has a case brought against him by his superior accused of taking bribes.

A large development project appeals against a decision to not build on rural land.

A woman is accused of murder making Harriet wonder if she should submit possibly damaging evidence.