Justice Central (JUST)

Conclusion. Conrad and Angela scurry to catch an informer who they hope will rat on Matlock's murder suspects. David O'Malley: Richard Masur. Conrad: Clarence Gilyard Jr. Jack Rinaldi: Steve Forleo. Angela: Lynn Whitfield. Bobby Boyd: Joe Dallesandro. (Repeat).

Matlock puts Conrad on the case when Julie is harassed after being threatened by an angry witness. Nick Beloit: Gregg Henry. Eli Boward: Stephen Vinovich. Mike Eiseman: Richard Minchenberg. Julie: Julie Sommars. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Sweet recognizes symptoms of the crack epidemic in a teenage girl caught trying to pawn items taken from her parents. The Krollers: Carrie Snodgress, James Sutorius. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

Gillespie fears that the visit of a civil-rights leader may bring an attempt on the man's life from the culprits responsible for Dugan's murder and Gillespie's kidnapping. Crowley: Billy Ray Reynolds. Curt Breynard: Trent Bross. Barriman: John McMurtrey. (Repeat).

A New York PI falls to her death after the meeting she'd set up with a local dance teacher, in whom Parker has more than a passing interest. Kate Morell: Frances Fisher. Jaycee Morell: Shannon Beaty. Marge Winthrop: Laura White. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

After Bubba kills a suspect during an armed-robbery attempt, the man's brothers are dead set on revenge. Tom Wormlee: Bill Gribble. Carmen Wormlee: Dyana Ortelli. Jack Whalen: Tim Powell. Mary Ann: Jacqueline Schultz. Bubba: Alan Autry. (Repeat).

Two armed robbers assume their actions go unheard by their sleeping hitchhiker, an orphaned Amerasian teen on his way to see his father's old friend---Gillespie (Carrol O'Connor). Skip Jensen: David Olsen. Summers: Charlie Deppish. Lisa: Lois Berg. (Repeat).

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend after he used her credit card to pay for expensive dental work without her permission. (Repeat).

A sous chef sues for wrongful termination after the owner's nephew was hired for the same position; a dispute occurs between ex-roommates over broken property. (Repeat).

Client refuses to pay for waxing services after esthetician behaves unprofessionally. (Repeat).

Dispute between cousins after an elaborate birthday cake is destroyed; Man blames his friend after he eats drug-laced cookies before an important event. (Repeat).

A retired baseball coach blames novice snowboarder for crashing into him while on the bunny slope. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple over a television that was left behind after breakup; woman sues after being fired for refusing to share tips. (Repeat).

Dispute between twin sisters over disparaging social media posts that sabotaged the search for a new roommate. (Repeat).

A man sues the mother of his children after an agreed upon weekend with the kids is canceled at the last minute. (Repeat).

Woman sues after she is late to board a cruise ship because a fellow traveler was drunk; Dispute over payment for a shared tandem parking spot. (Repeat).

Dispute between roommates after an overnight guest stays too often. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple over an unexpected injury; a dance director is sued for purchasing inappropriate attire for a praise team. (Repeat).

A man seeks the return of wages paid to his mother's caregiver after negligent care. (Repeat).

Dispute between roommates over the death of a pet tarantula; Babysitter seeks compensation after being accused of kissing her client's boyfriend. (Repeat).

A bride is sued by her best friend after disinviting her on the day of the wedding; A nephew and his aunt get into a dispute over video equipment. (Repeat).

A woman sues her ex-business partner for working for a competitor at the same time; a child is injured at an off-site school fundraiser. (Repeat).

Tenant blames their landlord for breaking an heirloom during a maintenance visit; Gala organizer sues after a client sexually harasses her. (Repeat).

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A father blames another parent after his son suffered a concussion from a pillow fight; a woman sues a contractor for not honoring a tile warranty. (Repeat).

A woman sues her client for shorting her pay after she babysat during a family vacation; a dispute occurs between neighbors over a damaged electric bike. (Repeat).

Mason digs into a concert pianist's past to find out if a fatal plunge off a cliff was suicide or murder. Anita: Virginia Field. Donna: Kathie Browne. Carpenter: Gregory Morton. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Mason's search for a girl's benefactor leads to a wealthy family---and murder. Peggy: Laurie Perreau. Mason: Raymond Burr. Miss Lorimer: Eleanor Audley. Linda: Maggie Mahoney. Osborne: John Bryant. (Repeat).

Lester Martin's life takes a horrible turn for the worse when a man breaks into his apartment, forces him at gun-point to drink half a bottle of Scotch, and then drives him into the country. Lester's circumstances then go from awful to good grief when he's charged with the murder of his step-father who was trying to takeover the family boat company. (Repeat).

Ann Farwell is miserable over the separation of her parents. Things aren't made any better when her father starts seeing Rita Conover, a scheming woman half his age. When Rita turns up dead both Ann and her mother think the other committed the crime which causes Perry great difficulty in defending the ranch hand who's been charged. (Repeat).

Mason's defense of a murder suspect hinges on untangling a net of intrigue involving political rivalries and extortion. Mason: Raymond Burr. Mona: Patricia Huston. Henderson: Arthur Franz. Susan: Louise Fletcher. Stratton: Edward Platt. Frank: Robert Brown. (Repeat).

A state senator isn't amused when a comic strip implies that he's having an affair with a colleague's wife. Mickey: Claudia Christian. Sen. David Hopkins: Wayne Tippit. Sandra Hopkins: Gwynyth Walsh. Ron Winfield: Ray Buktenica. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Matlock investigates the murder of a cookie queen, who was out to crumble her competitors with a hostile takeover. Bobby Neil: John Hancock. Chrissie Dubin: Alyson Reed. Maggie Shore: Maryann Plunkett. Donald Ware: Mark Moses. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Matlock suspects that an accused murderer is taking the rap for her daughter. Andrea Todd: Beth Toussaint. Sarah Richards: Aneta Corsaut. Frank Larson: James O'Sullivan. Laura Larson: Eileen Barnett. (Repeat).

Matlock defends a madam accused of murdering one of her call girls. Rev. Phelps: Noble Willingham. Dr. Campbell: Kenneth David Gilman. Sen. Jeffrey Paul: Robert Pine. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

An ex-prizefighter who once chauffeured for the mob tries to sell his silence to his former mob boss instead of testifying for the FBI. Li'l Calvin: Art Evans. Alvin Epp: Bob Penny. Etta: Charmin Talbert. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

A doctor accused of incompetence in the death of a woman is killed with a rifle owned by her husband (James Greene). Roy Chandler: Ken Strong. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Bubba: Alan Autry. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

A man regarded as docile kills his wife and her longtime lover and takes his teenage daughter to the family's cabin. John Sevrance: John Diehl. Karen: Kerri Green. Tad: Andrew Winton. Dan Loomis: Steve Boles. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Bubba doubts the evidence surrounding the suicide of a pal whose 8-year-old son hasn't spoken since witnessing the death. Winston: Whitman Mayo. Cora: Donna Biscoe. Daryl: Kenny Leon. DeLong: Denise Nicholas. Dan Williams: Tim Ware. (Repeat).

The doctor says a nursing-home death was an accident, but the victim's nephew charges negligence, while another resident says it was murder and fears she's next. Richard Pooley: Andrew Prine. Tom McCauley: Ken Curtis. (Repeat).

A father blames another parent after his son suffered a concussion from a pillow fight; a woman sues a contractor for not honoring a tile warranty. (Repeat).

A woman sues her client for shorting her pay after she babysat during a family vacation; a dispute occurs between neighbors over a damaged electric bike. (Repeat).

Man sues his former roommate for stealing his limited edition board games; a dispute between a dominatrix and her client over their contract. (Repeat).

Theatre actress seeks compensation after she is unfairly replaced by the director's girlfriend; A vintage rug is damaged during a move. (Repeat).

A man sues a grant recipient for misusing funds for plastic surgery; dispute between co-workers over a damaged car bumper. (Repeat).

Judge Kevin Ross presides over small claims court arbitrations. (Repeat).

Woman blames roommate for causing her to lose her job after her internet was unplugged; dispute between parents over graduation party expenses. (Repeat).

A mother sues son over the cost of cars damaged by street racing; a woman seeks reimbursement for repairs to her ex-boyfriend's home while he was in jail. (Repeat).

A woman sues her boyfriend's freeloading sister over damaged furniture; a dispute between cousins over a smashed windshield and missing wine. (Repeat).

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Man sues over the lack of accessibility at a book event; artist seeks compensation after her artwork is sold without permission. (Repeat).

A new tenant seeks reimbursement from landlord for additional moving expenses; a man blames his friend for damaging the rims on his boss's luxury car. (Repeat).

Woman sues ex-boyfriend for profiting off photos of her after they broke up; Friends argue over coffee that caused an illness. (Repeat).

A photographer is told to leave an event early after being accused of showing too much skin; a "grand gesture of love" from an ex ruins a birthday party. (Repeat).

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A mother blames her neighbor for her son getting attacked by bees; barbecue sauce maker sues after a large order is canceled at the last minute. (Repeat).

Woman sues her mother for feeding her son honeydew, knowing he's allergic to other melons. (Repeat).

Man sues his former roommate for stealing his childhood security blanket; dispute between ex-business partners over profits from vintage toy sales. (Repeat).

Dispute between two pastors over who is to blame for a lost sponsorship deal after one accuses the other of defamation. (Repeat).

Woman sues her brother for selling their childhood collectibles; dispute between friends over money loaned under false pretenses. (Repeat).

Bride seeks compensation after maid-of-honor bails hours before wedding; Pastor sues after he learns the van he purchased wasn't certified as promised. (Repeat).

A mother sues a fellow parent for humiliating her daughter after she washed the girl's hair without permission. (Repeat).

A dispute between neighbors after a child's scooter causes a car accident; a skateboarder sues for medical expenses after a pet parrot attacks him. (Repeat).

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Slimy publishing tycoon Donald Fletcher buys controlling interest in a respectable but financially troubled publishing house. Fletcher turns things upside down by turning the publications into scandal sheet featuring photographs of scantily clad women. Edmond Aitken, whose family once owned the publishing house, wants to oust Fletcher but Perry tells him he has no legal basis on which to do so. No

A playboy resorts to bribery to hush up a hit-and-run crime. Debra: Diana Millay. Mason: Raymond Burr. Caine: Dick Douglas. Della: Barbara Hale. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Civil servant Ralph Duncan summons Mason when he loses a fortune in old greenbacks to a thief. Helen: Virginia Christine. Mrs. Hollister: Helen Brown. Parrell: Liam Sullivan. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Womanizing playboy Loring Lamont has his sights set on Arlene Ferris, his father's shapely secretary. He lures her to his beachfront bachelor pad with seduction on his mind. Arlene slaps the rotter and flees taking Loring's car back into town. Things then go from awful to good grief for poor Arlene. After her departure someone stabs Loring to death and she's suspect number one. (Repeat).

A vindictive wife digs her own grave as she plots to destroy her husband's unique underwater sounding device. Randall: Jerome Thor. Laura: June Vincent. Mason: Raymond Burr. DA: Robert Karnes. Phillips: Fredd Wayne. (Repeat).

Mason steps in when an elaborate plot to defraud an insurance company ends in murder. Eve: Gloria Talbott. Nesbitt: Les Tremayne. Castle: Edward Binns. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).