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Conviction is a 2006 American legal drama television series broadcast by NBC and developed by Dick Wolf. It follows a group of prosecutors working on criminal cases, placing courtroom procedure and professional relationships at the center of its format. The series is related to the Law & Order television franchise, and Stephanie March reprises Alexandra Cabot, whom she had played in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. It is a network crime drama rather than a feature film.
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What is Conviction from 2006 about?
Conviction is an American legal-drama television series about prosecutors handling criminal cases. It focuses on courtroom procedure, investigations, and professional relationships within the legal team.
Which network broadcast Conviction?
The series was broadcast by NBC. It was developed by Dick Wolf, a producer strongly associated with American procedural television.
Is Conviction connected to Law & Order?
Conviction is related to Dick Wolf's legal-procedural television work and was promoted in that broader tradition, but it is not simply another season of Law & Order. Its story follows a group of prosecutors in a distinct series format.
Is Conviction a film or a television series?
Conviction is a 2006 American legal-drama television series, not the later feature film with the same title. Its focus is an ensemble of prosecutors working on criminal cases.
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