Justice Central (JUST)

A beautiful blonde with a black eye confronts Mason with her legal problems. Mason: Raymond Burr. Davis: Jan Merlin. Norma: Phyllis Coates. Drake: William Hopper. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Mason weaves his way through a maze of clues as he searches for a young typist whose testimony may free his client. Mason: Raymond Burr. Kincaid: Alan Marshall. Patricia: Joanna Moore. Mrs. Loomis: Joan Elan. Loomis: Ben Wright. Baxter: Jack Raine. (Repeat).

A new officer joins a probe into the dumping of a bullet-ridden body in an area where the locals waited at least an hour before notifying the police. Al Bosworth: Randy Hall. Lance Bosworth: Billy Gillespie. Abe Gillins: Freddie Hendricks. (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).

Woman sues fellow churchgoer after she was scammed out of a choir robe and overcharged for holy water (Repeat).

Woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; A woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window (Repeat).

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

Woman seeks compensation from car wash owner after her keys get locked in her car; dispute between a former couple over counseling session fees. (Repeat).

A guy sues his child's mother for harming him with a frozen steak during an altercation. An ex-couple fights over a damaged car and shattered glasses. (Repeat).

A nephew blames his aunt for additional funeral expenses. (Repeat).

A woman gets blamed by her ex-boyfriend for allegedly tricking him into getting a tattoo of her name; a woman sues her stepfather for not paying her tuition in college. (Repeat).

A woman claims her younger brother misused the money she loaned him; a man claims his vacation rental agreement was breached. (Repeat).

Dispute between neighbors over a damaged vase; A cartoonist sues his former employer over a comic strip he wasn't paid for. (Repeat).

A man blames distracting sign spinner for car accident; a herd of sheep crash a bar mitzvah party. (Repeat).

Woman blames her neighbor's son for her missing laptop; An event planner sues her client for not paying her in full while she was at his work retreat. (Repeat).

Professional photos from a birthday party come between sisters; a woman sues her friend after she was forced to pay full price for a kitchen mixer. (Repeat).

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

Designer items are destroyed after a woman is accused of cheating with her former roommate's boyfriend; man blames nosy neighbor for his broken ribs. (Repeat).

A woman demands recompense from the retreat owner after the meditation trip, which is not as nice as described. (Repeat).

A man sues his ex-girlfriend over towing fees; and a woman sustains a head injury. (Repeat).

A woman sues for the expenses she made to attend a friend's wedding; an ex-couple get into an argument about damaged furniture. (Repeat).

Cases include: a dispute over an autographed baseball bat; and a man who blames his co-worker for injuries. (Repeat).

A man sues his former fiancee for their engagement party expenses after discovering a secret; neighbors get into a dispute over an incinerator toilet. (Repeat).

Cases include: a tenant who accuses landlord of invading her privacy; and a dispute over injuries sustained in a company vehicle. (Repeat).

Woman sues her cousin for stealing expensive vases from a birthday party venue; Dispute between partygoers over a dog attack and an injured wrist. (Repeat).

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend's sister over Thanksgiving dinner expenses; Man blames his roommate for getting them both cited for public drinking. (Repeat).

A design company owner blames a former employee for stealing a client; a woman sues her sister for putting her dog in a kennel instead of dog sitting. (Repeat).

A man and his son are publicly humiliated by a friend's comedy set; neighbors argue over injuries from an illegal playground on city property. (Repeat).

Mason succeeds in keeping wealthy Daniel Reed free from a mental institution---but not from a murder charge. Reed: Edgar Stehli. Donna: Joan Camden. Arlene: Mary Anderson. Scott: Arthur Space. Lewis: King Calder. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A mysterious phone call from a man whose funeral he attended three years before puts Mason on the trail of a blackmailer---and a murderer. Beaumont: Ross Elliott. Ruth: Joan Camden. Folsom: Vaughn Taylor. Laura: Jeanne Cooper. (Repeat).

The Constitutional provision concerning double jeopardy is examined as Mason tries to clear a young man who was convicted of manslaughter. Ted: Tyler MacDuff. Balfour: Richard Hale. Boles: Douglas Kennedy. Harriet: Patricia Medina. (Repeat).

A boy's seemingly innocent inquiries provide Mason with a prelude to a series of baffling answers---and a murder trial. Nicky: Bobby Clarke. Anderson: James Anderson. Lois: Eleanor Audley. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper. (Repeat).

The widow of an army officer hires Mason to clear her late husband of a murder charge. Dexter: Paul Picerni. McKnight: Lee Torrance. Kennedy: Grant Richards. Walker: Rand Harper. Helen: Lori March. Blake: Hal Torey. (Repeat).

Blackmail, embezzlement and the legality of a marriage are elements in Mason's case. Mason: Raymond Burr. Rhoda: Christine White. Kane: Michael Emmet. Reynolds: John Hoyt. Carl: Casey Adams. Lane: Tommy Cook. (Repeat).

A doctor goes on trial for murdering his blackmailing son-in-law. Mason: Raymond Burr. Hale: Paul Fix. Drake: William Hopper. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A teacher, struggling to stay ahead of his creditors by holding two jobs, retains Mason when he's accused of murder. Danny: Arthur Franz. Curran: Stacy Harris. Eileen: Anne Sargent. Linda: Frances Helm. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Defending a jockey charged with murder, Mason focuses his investigation on the suspect's unfaithful wife---who threatened to leave him if he didn't throw a race. Starr: Don Durant. Gloria: Barbara Lawrence. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

Mason steps in when an alleged forgery of a valuable painting leads to the murder of an art dealer. Girard: George Macready. Evelyn: Bethel Leslie. Varner: Rhys Williams. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall. (Repeat).

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission. (Repeat).

Newlyweds seek compensation after destination wedding coordinator leaves them in the lurch. (Repeat).

Judge Cristina Perez presides over small claims court arbitrations. (Repeat).

Friends argueover the acquisition of a valuable historic automobile. A man sues his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend after being injured during a game of flag football. (Repeat).

A woman blames her neighbor's dog for an accident. (Repeat).

Exes get into a dispute over damaged Christmas tree ornaments. (Repeat).

A woman sues her uncle over an expensive bottle of wine. (Repeat).

Man sues his daughter after discovering she used his money to attend his ex-wife's wedding; Dispute between ex-friends over broken camera. (Repeat).

Cases include: a dispute between neighbors over a sofa-related injury; and an agreement to pay for property damage that is ignored. (Repeat).

A man sues his former girlfriend for not returning his cut on their relocation payment. (Repeat).

A holiday party Santa sues for breach of contract. (Repeat).

Man sues after his belongings that were supposed to be stored were left outside for anyone to take; Dispute over a child's injury at a birthday party. (Repeat).

A dispute between bridesmaids over who is to blame for injury incurred during the bouquet toss; a man blames his neighbor's son for ruining his lawn. (Repeat).

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An injured dog is euthanized by an animal shelter before the owner can say goodbye; Dispute over a security deposit after the lawn is replaced with a garden. (Repeat).

Man sues his ex-girlfriend over money she was supposed to save for him, but spent instead; dispute over the cost of a tummy tuck. (Repeat).

A parent is sued after refusing to return stolen money handed to her child. Neighbors quarrel over the return of a rental holding deposit. (Repeat).

A woman claims her home is still haunted; dispute over items stored while roommate was in rehab. (Repeat).

A woman points finger to her sperm donor for not getting pregnant through artificial insemination. (Repeat).

Brothers argue over who is to blame for a broken engagement; an injury at a crowded dance class. (Repeat).

A woman sues her ex-employee over losing a brand deal; friends get into a dispute because of a damaged car. (Repeat).

A woman claims her son contracted a staph infection at daycare; a woman blames her friend after her cell phone is lost in the ocean. (Repeat).

Man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; Dispute over a broken table (Repeat).

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; Dispute between neighbors over a dead deer. (Repeat).

Dispute over a large deposit for a second-hand washer and dryer that was sold to someone else instead (Repeat).

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; Dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance (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).

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).