Season 6

Crown Court

12 Episodes

Season Overview

Courtroom drama, each case takes three episodes. At the end of the third episode, a jury of "ordinary people" comes to a verdict on the evidence presented.

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Episodes

A Matter of Faith: Part 1

Feb 22, 1977

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A Matter of Faith: Part 2

Feb 23, 1977

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A Matter of Faith: Part 3

Feb 24, 1977

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Such a Charming Man: Part 1

Mar 22, 1977

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Such a Charming Man: Part 2

Mar 23, 1977

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Such a Charming Man: Part 3

Mar 24, 1977

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The Silencer: Part 1

Nov 15, 1977

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The Silencer: Part 2

Nov 16, 1977

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The Silencer: Part 3

Nov 17, 1977

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An Upward Fall: Part 1

Dec 20, 1977

In a bizarre and protracted case Cosmic Planning Consultants are suing the Rosenberg Research Foundation for libel. The latter accused the former of irresponsibility in building an old people's home at the top of a Himalayan mountain with the toilets sited three thousand feet below. The plaintiffs insist their unusual choice of location was the right one and they have been unfairly maligned.

An Upward Fall: Part 2

Dec 21, 1977

Expert witness Professor Upshott, who was part of the Cairngorm pilot scheme, says he preferred the toilets to be at the bottom of the mountain. On cross examination he conceded geriatrics may have problem with their footing, at night.

An Upward Fall: Part 3

Dec 22, 1977

Sherpa Solo Khombu flies in, from the Himalayas, to explain how he helped pensioners climb back up the mountain following a call of nature. Timothy Hapsburg-Jones QC calls Solo an unreliable worker, who when not on duty would go home.