Judge John Deed is a powerful British legal drama starring Martin Shaw as the title character. He is not any regular high court judge, he is a charismatic, fit, good-looking judge that speaks out against petty and bureaucratic rules that most don’t speak against. He avoids the traditionalism of the system that is forced on him. If you are into legal dramas, then this British series is just what you must tune in to.
In this episode, Judge Deed presides over a case where a rival drug dealer is murdered by three street gang members in a turf war. The accused are rowdy and have little to no respect for the judicial system. A key witness in the case is murdered and members of the jury are being threatened. The concept of trial by judge alone instead of the jury is being advised to reduce the costs of the trial leaving Judge John Deed in a dilemma.
Still from ‘Judge John Deed’
Watch this episode of Judge John Deed, the exciting British Legal Drama, airing on Drama Channel on FilmOn TV at 22:30pm GMT. It can be watched live or recorded and viewed later.
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