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Brian Peluso gets pressure from his recently reunited girlfriend; Christina Finn, who is light on case work, is loaned out to a hard-driving, nasty prosecutor; Alexandra Cabot feels the pressure to hire an image consultant; Nick Potter fills in for Desmond on a bail reduction case that has tragic consequences, and Jessica Rossi finds herself in the middle of a family battle when prosecuting a deaf girl's boyfriend for stabbing the girl's father.
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(unknown) as Quincey Trumble
(unknown) as Thomas Shepherd
(unknown) as Tobias
(unknown) as Britney Cornsola
(unknown) as Laticia Diaz
(unknown) as Mr. Diaz
(unknown) as Lilly Diaz
(unknown) as Mr. Howl
(unknown) as Ariel Donna
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Director:
Caleb Deschanel
Writer:
Walon Green
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Broadcast: 2006-04-07
Production No.: 108
Episode Overall No.: 6
Episode Type: Regular Episode
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Allusions:
Murphy's Law
Murphy's law (also known as Finagle's law or Sod's law) is a popular adage in Western culture, which broadly
states that things will go wrong in any given situation. "If there's more than one way to do a job, and one of those ways will result in disaster, then somebody will do it that way." It is most commonly formulated as "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." In American culture the law was named after Major Edward A. Murphy, Jr., a development engineer working for a brief time on rocket sled experiments done by the United States Air Force in 1949. |
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Conviction (2006) - 1x06 - Madness