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Chicago Justice was an NBC legal drama centered on the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office in Chicago. The series featured a team of prosecutors and investigators addressing criminal cases within the city's political and media landscape. It premiered as a backdoor pilot episode in 2016 before being developed into its own standalone show.
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Why did Chicago Justice get cancelled after only one season?
NBC aired a single 13-episode season in 2017, and the ratings didn't justify a renewal even with the strength of the other Chicago shows. It remains the only Dick Wolf Chicago series (following Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med) to be cancelled after just one season.
Did any Chicago Justice characters show up in other shows afterward?
Yes — Philip Winchester's prosecutor Peter Stone moved over to Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in season 19. Stone is also canonically the son of Benjamin Stone, the original prosecutor from the first seasons of Law & Order.
Do I need to watch Chicago P.D. and Chicago Med before Chicago Justice?
You can jump in cold, but it helps to watch the backdoor pilot, a 2016 episode of Chicago P.D. titled 'Justice' that introduced the State's Attorney team. Jon Seda's Antonio Dawson also crossed over from Chicago P.D., so there's some shared-universe history.
Who are the lead actors in Chicago Justice?
Philip Winchester (of Strike Back fame) stars as Assistant State's Attorney Peter Stone, with Carl Weathers playing State's Attorney Mark Jefferies. Joelle Carter and Jon Seda round out the prosecutors and investigators.
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