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Marisa Redanty Movies

2001  
 
Former series regular Carey Lowell makes a return appearance as Jamie Ross, onetime assistant District Attorney, now counsel for the defense. The story begins with a school shooting in which four are killed and 12 are wounded. An interview with a school psychologist reveals that the suspect, a teenager with a long history of "violent episodes," had sent a threatening e-mail to the student council president just prior to the massacre. But this vital clue may never make it to court: Jamie Ross argues that the e-mail was privileged information, and as such is inadmissible. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1999  
 
A teenager is found dead in a hospital ER. The subsequent investigation leads to a bizarre religious ritual, "dictated by a saint." Once the D.A.'s office takes over the case, they must deal with a self-styled prophet with a powerful gift for mass persuasion -- which may prove problematic once the fanatical defendant faces a jury of peers. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1995  
 
After a coed is murdered, a detailed description of the crime appears online. Once again, detective Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) must rely upon the computer savvy of his partner Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to track down the perp. Once the accused is in custody, Assistant D.A. McCoy (Sam Waterston) must deal with the stonewall tactics of the defense attorney. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1987  
 
It's a personal matter for Hunter as he investigates the death of young heiress Allegra Bryant (Kim Morgan Greene), who was apparently pushed from a high-rise window. Hunter had once dated Allegra, whom he recalls as a vibrant, fun-loving woman without an enemy in the world. It gradually and painfully becomes clear to the detective that Allegra's "murder" may not have been a murder after all. Featured in the role of Father Michaels is British actor Tony Jay, formerly a star of the mammoth production "Nicholas Nickelby" and later a prolific cartoon voiceover artist. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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