Justice Central (JUST)

Leanne takes on the case of her ex-husband (Robert Desiderio), who's accused of murder. Gloria Morrell: Jennifer Bassey. Leanne: Brynn Thayer. Cheryl: Amy Yasbeck. Brian Morrell: Harold Bergman. (Repeat).

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

Victor Montalvo's nightmare begins when he picks up a hitchhiker---and falls prey to a blackmailer. Montalvo: Philip Bourneuf. Mason: Raymond Burr. Debbie: Angela Dorian. Durbin: Bruce Glover. Drake: William Hopper. Beverly: Paula Stewart. Florian: Mark Roberts. (Repeat).

A sniper fells a girl (Juliet Tablak) involved in an interracial romance. David: Ronreaco Lee. Lunay: Charles Lawlor. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. Coopersmith: Kenny Jones. Rask: Terry Beaver. Bubba: Alan Autry. (Repeat).

Tibbs represents Parker (David Hart), who's accused of brutality in the arrest of two cocaine users, including his former fianceé (Victoria Jackson), who lies in her testimony. Phelps: Jeff Portell. Mauren: Tony Kelso. Etta: Tonea Stewart. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

A former madam (Elizabeth Ashley) returns with a phone-sex business, but one of her operators (Melissa Young) dies while doing business in person. Ward: Sam Anderson. Lindy: Polly LaPorte. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Colmer: Wallace Merck. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

Forbes and his fiancée (Alex Datcher) reassess their relationship; a boxer (Claude Brooks) under Forbes' tutelage is involved in burglary. Forbes: Carl Weathers. Cantrell: Steve Coulter. Lucinda Brooks: Georgia Allen. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Everett: Mark Johnson. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. (Repeat).

A blues artist (Bobby Short) receives death threats apparently connected to his friendship with a grande dame (Jean Simmons). Ellen: Kim Hamilton. Raul: Robin Bloodworth. Diddy: Brett Kinard. Clu: Eddie Jessie. Jerry: Johnny Popwell. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. (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).

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

After being accused for two coworkers fighting over him at the office, a guy sues for wrongful discharge. (Repeat).

Roommates argue over stolen pain-relieving gummies; a man blames newlyweds for his wife leaving him after bachelor party secrets are disclosed. (Repeat).

Sisters blame each other for an altercation in their mother's hospital room that led to broken glasses. (Repeat).

A church member is accused of committing fraud on a mission trip overseas; a social influencer blames a caterer for a lost sponsorship. (Repeat).

A daughter sues her parents after they kicked her out because she decided to terminate a pregnancy. (Repeat).

A woman claims that a negative customer review caused her to be fired; roommates sue after healing water makes them sick. (Repeat).

A man sues his neighbor for feeding raccoons that ended up raiding his koi pond. (Repeat).

Guests suffer from food poisoning at charity event; a man sues his ex-girlfriend for damage to his car's interior. (Repeat).

A woman blames a commune for swindling her out of money; Dispute between siblings over the cost of remodeling their mother's home. (Repeat).

A fraternity prank leads to a medical emergency; a dispute occurs between roommates over a damaged car. (Repeat).

Woman sues the host of her married couples event for fraud; Woman blames another mother after her teen takes drugs at a sleepover. (Repeat).

A singer sues an assistant over questionable purchases; a bouncer seeks reimbursement of medical expenses after he's punched by a club patron. (Repeat).

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

Woman sues ex-boyfriend over money she invested in his coffee shop; Dispute between friends over trading cards.

Bike messenger is blamed for car accident; a dispute over compensation for a self-help seminar. (Repeat).

A woman sues her former intern after paying him for work he didn't finish; a dispute occurs between ex-roommates over indoor chairs that were damaged in the rain. (Repeat).

A woman seeks overtime wages that were withheld after an affair is discovered. (Repeat).

Man sues his ex for withholding profits they made from a joint business venture; Dispute between neighbors over an altercation that caused injuries. (Repeat).

Man sues his date for canceling at the last minute, leaving him with the bill for a helicopter ride; Woman blames maintenance man for ruining her oven. (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).

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).

The odds are against accused murderer Tony Polk: he has a criminal record, a witness saw him grapple with the victim---and he's the owner of the murder weapon. Mason: Raymond Burr. Eldridge: Rhodes Reason. Beth: Mary Mitchell. Polk: Steve Harris. (Repeat).

Mason is listening to a late-night talk show when he hears the station owner's conversation cut dead---by the sound of gunfire. Thorne: Lee Patterson. Mason: Raymond Burr. Holly: Myrna Fahey. Austin: Dan Travanty. Sellers: Alan Baxter. Jackson: Ian Wolfe. (Repeat).

A plane crash, a missing drug supply and a mischievous millionaire are the ingredients in this case of murder and deception. Bennett: Richard Erdman. Mason: Raymond Burr. Miriam: Jeanne Cooper. Laraine: Lisa Gaye. Kavanaugh: Russell Arms. (Repeat).

An anchorwoman (Mary Gordon Murray) frames a TV reporter for murder---which isn't news to the intended victim, who sets her up by faking his own death. Bill Finley: Bill Winkler. Doug Levitt: Leon Russom. Nelson Adelson: Stuart Margolin. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Conrad infiltrates a street gang to expose the real-estate scam. Finley: Bill Winkler. Levitt: Leon Russom. Adelson: Stuart Margolin. Matlock: Andy Griffith. (Repeat).

Pro golfer Chick Farley finds a lucrative way to supplement his income: blackmail. Bright: Carl Reindel. Mason: Raymond Burr. Dina: Nancy Kovack. Brandt: Harry Townes. Patterson: Bartlett Robinson. (Repeat).

Mason is sought out by an art-gallery owner about to face trial for the murder of a detective. Clune: Donald Murphy. Kannon: Allan Melvin. Estelle: Elisabeth Fraser. Bradley: Mark Tapscott. Bobbi: Francine York. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

Tibbs suspects his firm's client (Stephen Nichols) of murder. Ben: Tim Ware. Goody: Bill Whitworth. Etta: Tonea Stewart. Abby: Janice Taylor. Judge: Ginny Randall. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

Vandalism at a synagogue is followed by the theft of a Torah, but the rabbi (Jerry Stiller) rejects investigation by Gillespie, whom he brands a racist owing to a long-past incident. Rivka: Mindy Rickles. Kevin: James Wagoner. Bix: D. Henderson Baker. Osborne: Marc Macaulay. (Repeat).

Harriet's son (Rugg Williams) witnesses a murder and is later targeted as a suspect. Justin: Darrell K. Lester. Zack: Randy Culzac. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Lambert: Roosevelt Watts. Buford: Danny Nelson. Mac: Bill Coates. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (Repeat).

A developer (Doug McClure) opposes letting historians comb his construction site; but has no problem with having an affair with a girl (Amy Hess). Dale: Ji Tu II. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Jenk: David Hager. (Repeat).

Debtors seek the return of a painting that Parker's stepfather (Pat Hingle) took to settle a gambling debt. Roda: Anne Meara. Vollen: Robert Brown. Dufoxe: Taurean Blacque. Parker: David Hart. Forbes: Carl Weathers. (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).

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).

Woman blames her friend for shattering her neon art piece; Man seeks refund from etiquette specialist for failing to help with his phone anxiety. (Repeat).

A dispute between a woman and her pastor after anointing sent her to the hospital; a client refuses to pay for a dance floor that caused damage to her yard. (Repeat).

Woman sues ex-boyfriend over money she invested in his coffee shop; Dispute between friends over trading cards.

Bike messenger is blamed for car accident; a dispute over compensation for a self-help seminar. (Repeat).

A woman sues her former intern after paying him for work he didn't finish; a dispute occurs between ex-roommates over indoor chairs that were damaged in the rain. (Repeat).

A woman seeks overtime wages that were withheld after an affair is discovered. (Repeat).

Male dancer sues after his client refuses to pay him in full for his performance; Dispute between neighbors over a broken television. (Repeat).

Man sues his friend's girlfriend after their camping trip doesn't go as planned; a man blames his boss for a nail gun injury. (Repeat).

Dispute between sisters over unpaid rent; Motivational speaker ends up with broken ribs after receiving a hug from an audience member. (Repeat).

Grandparents sue after gender reveal party isn't what they expected or paid for; Woman argues that her reputation was damaged by a social media post. (Repeat).

Comedian sues owner of a comedy club for sidelining him for bigger stars on his big night; Woman blames her friend's mother for damaging a motorcycle. (Repeat).

Woman blames her goddaughter's mother after a necklace was flushed down the toilet; an influencer sues for being kicked out of a political fundraiser. (Repeat).

Courier blames mechanic for lost work after his motorcycle isn't fixed on time; A woman is injured after she was served scalding hot coffee. (Repeat).

Influencer blames photographer for lost brand deal after "before" photos are posted online; a man and his mom's ex-boyfriend argue over plane tickets. (Repeat).

Groom sues friend after a bachelor party prank goes horribly wrong; Former couple argues over money to replace a car's windshield.

Two women fight over bingo winnings. (Repeat).

A woman sues the parent of a child who attacked her daughter with a rolling backpack; a woman blames her neighbor after his party guests trampled her yard. (Repeat).

An autographed soccer ball is damaged; a fan blames musicians for injuries caused by other fans. (Repeat).

Woman blames neighbor's child for causing her son to get a concussion at his birthday party; Dispute between friends over profits from a sold truck. (Repeat).

A man claims his girlfriend's father intentionally caused him to be injured; a woman seeks reimbursement for her ex-boyfriend's bail. (Repeat).

A man sues his sister's ex-boyfriend for punching him in the face; dispute over winnings from a lottery ticket left as a tip. (Repeat).

Father sues stranger for terrorizing his children and smashing his car window; dispute between siblings over a beloved dead pet lizard. (Repeat).

A woman sues her jealous ex-boyfriend after he abandons her during a romantic holiday in Greece. (Repeat).

A woman sues her sister after she sells a family item without authorization. A disagreement amongst friends over the cost of a group vacation. (Repeat).

Small-town prejudice flares against a musician suspected of murdering the art patron who befriended him. Hobart: Will Hutchins. Mason: Raymond Burr. Dalton: Gene Evans. Bayler: Lloyd Gough. Elaine: Mala Powers. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

In this modern-day version of Dickens' "Oliver Twist," Mason refuses to press charges against the teenager accused of stripping his car. Lennie: Kevin O'Neal. Huggins: Victor Buono. Sikes: Scott Graham. Robin: Lisa Seagrem. Donna: Lisa Para. (Repeat).

Working behind the scenes for the anonymous benefactor of a young singer, Mason redirects his efforts when murder enters the picture. Hawley: Richard Carlson. Dotty: Sue Ane Langdon. Henny: Lurene Tuttle. Burgess: Paul Stewart. (Repeat).

When an oil tycoon begins drilling on his land, farmer Jason Rohan begins spending big in anticipation of his wealth. Klee: Wendell Corey. Rohan: Paul Brinegar. Mason: Raymond Burr. Winford: James Best. Mirabel: Marilyn Erskine. Lannon: Les Tremayne. (Repeat).

Mason's reputation is at stake when he's accused of trying to buy a witness in a hearing over a patent suit. Mason/Grimes: Raymond Burr. Swanson: Stewart Moss. Barbara: Indus Arthur. March: Henry Beckman. (Repeat).

An ex-boxer tells Mason he killed a man in self-defense, but refuses to go to the police, even though another man has been charged with the crime. Sharon: Mary Ann Mobley. Blair: Anthony Eisley. Mason: Raymond Burr. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).