description Conviction Overview
Conviction is a United States legal drama exploring themes of justice and political maneuvering through a courtroom setting. The series centers on a tenacious public defender, focusing on complex cases with significant LGBT-related implications. It aired for one season on ABC from 2016 to 2017, primarily appealing to viewers interested in crime thrillers, legal dramas, and politically driven narratives.
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info Conviction Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 2016 |
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What is the 2006 television series Conviction about?
Conviction follows a team of young assistant district attorneys in New York as they handle difficult criminal cases. The legal drama also explores political pressure and the personal cost of prosecution.
Who stars in Conviction?
Stephanie March plays Alexandra Cabot, the head of the prosecution team. The cast also includes Anson Mount, Eric Balfour, and J. August Richards.
When did Conviction air?
The ABC legal drama aired for one season in 2006. It was created by Dick Wolf, who is also known for Law & Order.
Is Conviction related to Law & Order?
It was created by Dick Wolf and shares a prosecutorial focus with Law & Order, but it is a separate series rather than a direct Law & Order installment. Its cases follow a younger group of prosecutors.
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