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9.3
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Universal acclaim- based on 160 Ratings
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Negative: 9 out of 160
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In JusticeYour Score0 out of 10User Score9.3 out of 10Universal acclaim- based on 160 Ratings
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PeggyDJan 4, 20061The worst attempt at crime/social import drama to date, and I was prepared to embrace the show with all the advanced hype. Oh well...
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BobSJan 1, 20060Bad, biased, overwrought, overdone, unbelievable & unbalanced.
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JohnSJan 7, 20061Really dredafu;. Full of every cliche. Evil cops, corrupt prosecutors, gorgeous interns and all the criminals are innocent. Doesn't even make sence. One client is doing 15 to life and would be eligible for parole bit for some reason is in 23-hour lockdown
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PhillipLJan 22, 20061hackneyed and tough to watch without cringing.. love the interns though
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BleedingHeartMar 19, 20060Cheesy, biased and contrived.
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50The regular characters are generic, and the plots are filled with holes. But as a mindless TV distraction bent on reminding us that the justice system is not perfect, ''In Justice" will do.
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63The writers and directors do a sometimes routine, sometimes solid job of making something as atypical as an imprisoned innocent seem believable in the world of fictional network television.
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60Though reminiscent of other TV fare, though standard in dialogue, plotting and performances, "In Justice" does boast a touch of originality by examining not only investigators, victims and criminals, but innocent bystanders ensnared in the crime web as well.