Justice Central (JUST)

A dispute occurs between friends over the use of a guest house; a music manager seeks compensation after being prematurely fired by his client. (Repeat).

A student filmmaker sues property owner for calling cut on his production before the negotiated end time. (Repeat).

A woman sells her engagement ring after she finds out her fiancé was deceiving her for years. (Repeat).

A woman blames her mother's friend for getting them kicked out of a Las Vegas show; a winter wedding causes a bridesmaid to get sick and miss work.

A woman argues that the dancing Santa she hired was not what she expected, so she does not have to pay. (Repeat).

A bridesmaid is sued for backing out of a wedding; a tenant sues a landlord for a stolen bike. (Repeat).

A model sues after a beauty product she was hired to promote damages her skin. (Repeat).

Former friends argue over a parking ticket, a towed car, and rideshare fees. (Repeat).

Photographer sues after new drone camera is destroyed by neighbor's dog; dispute between influencers after a glamping getaway doesn't go as planned. (Repeat).

A woman claims her boss gave her a bad reference; a dog nearly dies and its owner seeks compensation for the vet bills. (Repeat).

A test of faith leads a woman to sue her pastor after she is injured. (Repeat).

A neighbor damages a fruit tree; a nanny objects to additional duties. (Repeat).

A man sues his future son-in-law for making drastic changes to a family heirloom; Daycare owner sues parent for unpaid field trip fees. (Repeat).

Daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; Man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss. (Repeat).

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A first-time kayak rider refuses to be responsible for the lose of the tour guide's camera; sisters get into an argument about the cost of a dinner for their late mother. (Repeat).

A dispute between a woman and her aunt over proceeds from the sale of a beauty salon; a mobility scooter injury ruins a trip to an amusement park. (Repeat).

A neighbor's marijuana consumption is blamed for making a duplex unlivable. (Repeat).

Woman sues ex-boyfriend after he lets her underage son shoot a gun without her consent and her dog is accidentally hit by a bullet. (Repeat).

A landscaper seeks compensation; and a man suffers an allergic reaction after being pepper-sprayed. (Repeat).

A daughter believes her father doesn't accept her and has withheld promised rent money because of who she is and her political leanings. (Repeat).

A social media influencer sues her mother after a failed book signing. (Repeat).

Talent manager sues client over purchases made during their professional relationship; dispute over damaged autographed jersey. (Repeat).

Collectibles are sold without permission; a tattoo's true meaning is revealed. (Repeat).

A woman sues her boyfriend's mother after obnoxious heckling gets them kicked out of a comedy show; a dispute occurs between siblings over traffic tickets. (Repeat).

Woman accuses her sister of stealing money from their joint account to start a nail business; dinner date is ruined by dramatic kitchen fire. (Repeat).

A woman sues her boyfriend's aunt for intentionally injuring her during Thanksgiving dinner. (Repeat).

A mother blames her daughter's eye ailment on a sleepover. Aformer couple arguesover delayed vehicle loan installments. (Repeat).

Robert Goulet plays a country singer accused of stealing his signature song. Mal: Gary Crosby. Ace: Joe Dorsey. June: Polly W. Le Porte. Tina: Jeanette Lane-Bradbury. Bubba: Alan Autry. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

Bubba finds himself courted by a carjacking victim (Linda Gehringer) with a history of "man problems." Stiles: Matthew Posey. Evey: Rhonda Dotson. Tracey: Maureen Dowdell. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Mrs. Hawthorne: Mary Nell Santacroce. (Repeat).

Tibbs' law-school buddy is implicated in a drowning. Dr. Phillips: John Vernon. Willie: Harrison Avery. Sharon: Randy Martin. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Bubba: Alan Autry. (Repeat).

A judge's run for Congress is threatened by his wife, who knows a secret and wants a divorce. Judge Gray: Ken Kercheval. Rosalynn: Sherilyn Wolter. Muriel: Lois Chiles. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Eleanor: Lee Freeman. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

A drunk claims his attempt to bribe Sweet was Sweet's idea---and a polygraph backs him up. Merck: Greg Travis. Harriet: Denise Nicholas. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. (Repeat).

Parker's stepfather becomes a murder suspect. Parker: David Hart. Johnny: Rus Blackwell. Carolyn: Meredith Brasher. Clemens: Daryl Cohen. Jamison: Hugh O'Connor. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. Loretta: Edith Ivey. (Repeat).

Harriet helps a woman (Teri Austin) fight eviction by a landlord who won't maintain the property. Eddy: Paul Landry. Heather: Juliet Sorcey. Parker: David Hart. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. (Repeat).

A bogus assassination attempt on a senatorial candidate turns deadly when someone else falls---by the candidate's order. Part 1 of two. Libby: Shannon Wilcox. Chris: Ric Reitz. Cowan: Clifton Powell. DuBois: Michael Genevie. Yunger: Michael Mattison. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

Conclusion. One of the shooters threatens to blow the whistle when he's not paid enough. Cowan: Clifton Powell. DuBois: Michael Genevie. Dawes: Afemo Omilami. Deschamps: Gregg Henry. Libby: Shannon Wilcox. Buddy: Michael Mattison. Gentry: David Healy. Eugene: Rugg Williams. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. (Repeat).

An embezzler returns, with Tibbs' Aunt Etta among his enemies. Carla: Karen Black. Perry: Steve Ayers. Connie: Barbara Howard. Parker: David Hart. Lance: Lonnie Smith. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. Lester: Nathan Adler. (Repeat).

A wedding videographer is blamed after a groom's private conversation with his ex is broadcast to all of their guests. (Repeat).

Ex-girlfriend seeks compensation after discovering her boyfriend went on the vacation she paid for with another woman. (Repeat).

A couple sues their throuple partner for travel expenses after she abruptly leaves a few days into their Italian vacation. (Repeat).

A pregnant nanny seeks compensation after she is abruptly fired when an affair comes to light. (Repeat).

Dispute between a former couple over money saved for fertility treatments; a neighbor's dog is blamed for a ruined prom dress. (Repeat).

A man accuses a rival of cheating at a bar trivia contest. (Repeat).

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after she shares an intimate photo that damages his reputation and causes him to lose his job. (Repeat).

Sisters disagree over care for their aunt. (Repeat).

Dispute between friends after personal stories are used in a book without permission; dispute over who is to blame after a mugging leads to injury. (Repeat).

Contractors claim they haven't been paid by their client for a home renovation; a woman claims her friend is the cause of her car accident. (Repeat).

A widow is scammed out of money by an online love interest. (Repeat).

A woman claims that her ex-boyfriend has stolen her employees for his personal business venture. Later, a woman claims that her apartment had grown molds. (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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by 'Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lo

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.

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.