American Justice: Сезон 4

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• Quiz-show scandals of the '50s; Clifford Irving's "biography" of Howard Hughes; Tawana Brawley.

• The abductions of biathlete Kari Swenson and Exxon executive Sidney Reso are used to explore how law enforcement agencies respond to kidnappings.

• The FBI adapts methods to catch racketeers; "most-wanted" list; wiretapping.

• Celebrity and equal justice; director John Landis; James Brown; Zsa Zsa Gabor; Christian Brando..

• Espionage and national security; Walker family spy ring; Jonathan Pollard and Israel; double agents.

• Frank Ragano defends Santo Trafficante, Jimmy Hoffa; Bruce Cutler defends John Gotti.

• Witnesses gain new identities in return for testimony.

• Convicted murderer Genene Jones is one of a breed of medical professional who harm rather than heal their patients.

• Women and organized crime; Virginia Hill and Bugsy Siegel; Arlyne Weiss Brickman; Marianne DelGiorno; Antoinette Giancana.

• Publicity and high-profile cases; Scopes trial; Lindbergh case

• Medical examiners and forensics experts solve difficult

• A businessman has his partner killed; a millionaire has his wife murdered.

• Although specifically prohibited by the United States Constitution, instances of cruel and unusual punishment still occur.

• Courts-martial of Eddie Slovik, Bobby Garwood and Clayton Lonetree.

• The cases of John Lennon, Theresa Saldana and others illustrate the seriousness of stalking, which was not recognized as a crime until

• Stings: escort service; money laundering; judicial corruption; art forgery.

• Infant abduction: kidnapper profiles; baby-selling.

• Prison inmates become legal experts.

• Profiles of three assassins: Sirhan Sirhan; James Earl Ray; Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme.

• Profile of the Los Angeles Police Department from the 1950s to the present.

• Bombs: Unabomber; George Matesky, New York's Mad Bomber; World Trade Center.

• A review of controversial cases raises questions about citizens or suspects dying at the hands of law enforcement officials.

• A play-by-play chronicle and legal dissection of the O.J. Simpson case and its impact on the judicial system.