Verdict
Verdict [videorecording] /
Justice in the courtroom?
CBS News Productions.
- Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 2000, c1997.
- 1 videocassette (45 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
"BVL10724"--Number on 1997 original; "FFH 10724"--number on 2000 reissue. Originally broadcast as a episode of the television program Against the law.
Senior producer, Tom Seligson ; producer/editor, Chris Dalrymple ; associate producer, Timothy Walker. Senior producer, Tom Seligson ; producer/editor, Chris Dalrymple ; associate producer, Timothy Walker.
Hosts, José Díaz-Balart, with Phil Jones and Rita Braver.
Two strange and disturbing cases illustrate the due process of law while demonstrating the elusive nature of the pursuit of justice. Sue Whitfield was convicted of robbing, and falsely imprisoning her best friend over a three-year period, while Charles Little, Jr., was acquitted of the shotgun murder of his stepparents. Together, these two cases offer a compelling look at the complexities of American jurisprudence1.
VHS.
$129.00
FFH10724 Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Criminal justice, Administration of--United States.
Due process of law--United States.
Jury--United States.
Verdicts--United States.
KF9680.Z9 / V47 2000
"BVL10724"--Number on 1997 original; "FFH 10724"--number on 2000 reissue. Originally broadcast as a episode of the television program Against the law.
Senior producer, Tom Seligson ; producer/editor, Chris Dalrymple ; associate producer, Timothy Walker. Senior producer, Tom Seligson ; producer/editor, Chris Dalrymple ; associate producer, Timothy Walker.
Hosts, José Díaz-Balart, with Phil Jones and Rita Braver.
Two strange and disturbing cases illustrate the due process of law while demonstrating the elusive nature of the pursuit of justice. Sue Whitfield was convicted of robbing, and falsely imprisoning her best friend over a three-year period, while Charles Little, Jr., was acquitted of the shotgun murder of his stepparents. Together, these two cases offer a compelling look at the complexities of American jurisprudence1.
VHS.
$129.00
FFH10724 Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Criminal justice, Administration of--United States.
Due process of law--United States.
Jury--United States.
Verdicts--United States.
KF9680.Z9 / V47 2000