Law & Order: Trial by Jury

“Law & Order Trial by Jury,” the fourth installment of the “Law & Order” franchise, focused on what happens once the investigation enters the courtroom, shining a light on the individuals inside the Manhattan District Attorney’s office who tirelessly fight for justice within a complicated legal system.

Bureau Chief Tracey Kibre (Bebe Neuwirth) led the team with fearless devotion to the law, guiding her team with her fair share of tough-love and tenacity, oftentimes running into disagreements with new-school ADA Kelly Gaffney (Amy Carlson). The team was also comprised of Hector Salazar (Kirk Acevedo), a DA investigator, Det. Chris Ravell (Scott Cohen), the conservative DA Arthur Branch (Fred Dalton Thompson), New York Supreme Court Judge Amanda Anderlee (Candice Bergen), as well as New York Supreme Court Judge Jamie Ross (Carey Lowell), and ADAs Terence Wright (Seth Gilliam) and Sigrun Borg (Jessica Chastain).

“Law & Order Trial by Jury” was created and executive produced by Dick Wolf for NBC.