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Voight enlists the help of a reformed gang member to get a key witness' testimony in a murder case; more lives are put on the line as a gang war brews.

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A son who is convinced of his mother's innocence in the death of his father enrolls in law school to try and clear her name.

Bob Marley; Josh Blue; Rebecca Corry; J. Anthony Brown.

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A dispute over who is responsible for repairs after teens wreck a car; a white unicorn is ordered for a birthday party, but a brown pony arrives instead.

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

A landlord is accused of ignoring mold claims by a tenant who says it made her sick; sisters end up in court over unauthorized alterations to a formal gown.

A man sues both of his fiancées for the price of their engagement rings when the throuple's relationship comes to an end.

A convicted triple murderer battles with the judge during sentencing; a shirtless defendant fires his lawyer; a sleepy jailbird calls the judge her best friend.

A defendant strips naked; the family of a murder victim attacks.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

A pair of Duck's Foot pistols sends the guys off to the gun range; a bar of Yellow Kid soap from an 1896 newspaper comic; a Victorian-era hand crank.

Two rare G.I. Joe play sets; a 1950s Chinese military motorcycle; a photograph and letter signed by poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

After feeling the cafeteria staff could use some organization, Darlene seeks to be the manager of food services at Mark's college; Dan teaches housewives the basics of DIY home projects to make some extra money toward paying off the house.

Darlene crashes Mark's college trivia night to prove how smart she is; Neville finds out the money he loaned Dan was used for something other than its intended purpose.

The discovery of an Army captain's death in her El Paso, Texas, home shakes her tight-knit military community.

Authorities work to establish why a loving mother was brutally stabbed to death in her home.

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Despite a patient's claim that the cut to his hand had been caused by a dumpster, the doctor treating the injury recognizes it as something else -- and soon becomes the chief witness in a murder case.

Clinton Jackson; Jo Koy; Bob Marley; Sue Murphy.

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A woman sues a foster care agency after the child she had fostered for four years was suddenly returned to her biological mother.

A pregnant nanny seeks compensation because she was abruptly fired when an affair came to light.

A kitchen remodel goes awry, landing a contractor in court.

An exotic dancer sues after she is injured popping out of a cake at a bachelor party; a man brings his ex to court for her portion of their son's graduation gift.

An accused sex offender masturbates in virtual court; a defendant begs the judge to let him go home to take care of his dog; a convicted murderer tells the judge to hurry up during sentencing.

A grieving uncle screams at his sister-in-law in court over his missing nephew; an autoworker checks in to his virtual hearing from the assembly line; a road rage killer blames his victim.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

A customer brings in a talking Herman Munster doll; Rick checks out a bass guitar signed by John Entwistle from the Who and John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin; Rick examines a rare 1867 Proof Shield nickel.

A letter signed by Napoleon; a surreal figure by Mexican artist Pedro Friedeberg; a 1960s Monkees talking puppet; original "Dick & Jane" illustrations.

The Conners relish national cheeseball day as a family; Harris falls behind in her work duties at the Lunch Box; Darlene and Ben must figure out how to spend time together despite their two separate schedules.

Dan gets asked to write an article for a hardware magazine, making Ben long for his days as a writer; Jackie inserts herself into Louise's run for the school board when her retirement leads to too much free time.

The mystery of a Florida hotel owner's disappearance confounds family, friends and the detectives investigating the case.

The case of Johnny Hincapie, whose conviction for the 1990 murder of a Utah tourist in New York -- a case that represented a tipping point in the city's law enforcement -- was overturned after 25 years.