Third Down and Twenty Years to Life
A law student at a local college claims that her brother, who was sent to prison for 20 years by Judge Hardcastle, was framed for murder. He ignores her, but when someone tries to kidnap her, he reviews the case and sends Mark on an undercover investigation to the school as a football player.
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S1 E1
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S1 E2
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S1 E3
Man in a Glass House
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S1 E4
The Crystal Duck
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