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The commentaries listed below were previously featured in other Picturing Justice departments. 

From SILVER SCREEN: 

Paul Joseph comments on PleasantvilleClick here for commentary

Micael Richmond comments on Rogue Cops, Gangsta Rap, and the HighwaymanClick here for commentary

Jon-Christian Suggs compares Adam's Rib and A Time To Kill.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on Amistad.Click here for commentary

Martin Mhando comments on Amistad.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Anatomy of a Murder (1959).Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on The Apostle.Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on Bean.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Body Heat.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on Bulworth.Click here for commentary

Elizabeth Friedman Comments on Career Girls.Click here for commentary

Click here for commentaryStan Ross, in an excerpt from his column on legal ethics in the Law Institute Journal, Melbourne, Australia, comments on The Castle  and   Brilliant Lies.

Webitor John Denvir comments on Chinatown.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Dangerous Beauty.Click here for commentary

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Steve Greenfield & Guy Osborn comment on The Devil's Advocate.
 

Webitor Rob Waring comments on The Devil's Advocate.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments onA Free Soul (1931).Click here for commentary

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Michael Asimow and Paul Bergman comment on The Gingerbread Man.
 

Webitor Rob Waring comments on Grosse Pointe Blank.Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on Homicide.Click here for commentary

Judith Grant comments on Jackie Brown.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Judgment at Nuremberg (1961).Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Knock on Any Door (1949).Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on The Last Wave.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on Liar, Liar.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Lynch Mobs in Trial Movies.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on The People v. Larry Flynt.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on The Rainmaker.Click here for commentary

Judith Grant comments on The Rainmaker.Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on Red Corner.Click here for commentary


Michael Asimow and Stan Ross comment on Return to Paradise.
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Michael Asimow comments on Roxie Hart (1943) and The Big Hangover (1954).
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Elisabeth Friedman comments on Set It Off.Click here for commentary

Judith Grant comments on Snake Eyes.Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on The Sweet Hereafter.Click here for commentary

Wilda White comments on A Time To Kill.Click here for commentary
 
Jon-Christian Suggs compares Adam's Rib and A Time To Kill. Click here for commentary

Webitor Rob Waring comments on Trial and Error.Click here for commentary


Max Friedman comments on how Vegetarians are portrayed on the silver and small screen.Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on The Verdict.Click here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on Wag the Dog.Click here for commentary

From SMALL SCREEN:

Michael Asimow comments on The PracticeClick here for commentary

John Denvir comments on The PracticeClick here for commentary

Webitor John Denvir comments on Ally McBeal  and  Michael Hayes. Click here for commentary

Click here for commentaryFrancis M. Nevins discusses of an episode from the Maverick series in which director Robert Altman parodies Hollywood "legal westerns."  This is an excerpt from Nevins' forthcoming essay on televison "legal westerns."

Johnny Burris comments on Maximum Bob Click here for commentary

Stan Ross comments on the documentary Paradise Lost.Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on The Practice.Click here for commentary
Michael Asimow returns with another comment on The Practice. Click here for commentary

Michael Asimow comments on Real Court Television.Click here for commentary

Paul Joseph comments on the game Ultima Online.Click here for Virtual Reality

From NEWS AND VIEWS: 

Play it Again, Sam: Election Politics Has Nothing On The Movies by Christine Corcos and Paul Joseph

Essay by James Elkins: Are Lawyer Films Anti-Lawyer?Click here for Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

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Essay by Paul Mason: Men, Machines And The Mincer: The Prison Movie.

 

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