Pro Se
Episodul 6.13 din serialul The PracticeActori serial: Steve Harris
(Eugene Young), Camryn Manheim (Ellenor Frutt), Michael Badalucco (Jimmy Berluti), Dylan McDermott (Bobby Donnell), LisaGay Hamilton (Rebecca Washington), Kelli Williams (Lindsay Dole), Lara Flynn Boyle (ADA Helen Gamble), Marla Sokoloff (Lucy Hatcher), Jessica Capshaw (Jamie Stringer), Ray Abruzzo (Detective Michael McGuire), Jason Kravits (ADA Richard Bay), Holland Taylor (Judge Roberta Kittleson), Linda Hunt (Judge Zoey Hiller), Rhona Mitra (Tara Wilson), James Spader (Alan Shore), Bill Smitrovich (ADA Kenneth Walsh), Richard McGonagle (Judge Patrick Wilcox), James Pickens Jr. (Detective Mike McKrew), Frank Birney (Judge Warren West), Ron Livingston (ADA Alan Lowe)Scenariul: Jonathan Shapiro
Imaginea: Dennis Smith
Regia: Michael Zinberg
Difuzare: 10.02.2002
Durata: 00:44:06
Cod producție: 6P12
Link IMDb: Pro Se
Link TMDb: Pro Se
Nota IMDb: 7,8
Explicații IMDb: Ellenor is forced to second chair her client since he requested to defend himself. The DA thinks this is an easy win,but is warned by his boss that many Pro Se cases were lost by other DAs. The defendant underestimates the power of the jury.
Explicații TMDb: Ellenor is ordered to appear as co-counsel for murderer Ray McMurphy, who insists on defending himself in his latest trial. The trial turns ugly for everyone involved, as McMurphy will do whatever it takes to keep himself from going back to prison. Meanwhile, the firm try to support Bobby as he comes out of hospital and he tries to come to terms with being victimised.
Explicații Wikipedia: Bobby deals with having been attacked by one of his clients, Russell Hampton, from the last episode. He tries with limited success to keep a brave face until, in a private moment with Lindsay, he admits his fear and considers leaving criminal defense. Ellenor defends a man named Ray (who wants to defend himself) who is accused of murdering someone while in prison. Ray mounts a surprisingly effective defense on his own half---but delivers a surprise of his own before the verdict comes in. The theme in this episode is about how prison and the prospect of serving time makes one desperate, and that defense attorneys put themselves in danger by interacting with those who have little to lose.