Judge John Deed S04E05 · Separation of Powers

Air date: 2005-02-10 1h 30m

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Deed has an environmental case before him, in which a company operating a large-scale waste incinerator is accused of damaging people's health by air pollution. Jo Mills represents the parents of a damaged child, but is losing. Then it comes out that the company deliberately hid a fault at the incinerator which made its emissions far worse. Meanwhile, Rufus Barron comes up with evidence to support the claim that Neil Haughton took a bribe on a defence contract. Then the evidence is lost, and Haughton demands that Deed should be impeached for unprofessional conduct.

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  1. 1 1. Lost and Found2005-01-13 · 1h 30mJo Mills was planning to take time off work, but then she agrees to defend a man who escaped trial sixteen years before after he was charged with attempted murder. Jo is partly att
  2. 2 2. Above the Law2005-01-20 · 1h 30mDeed has three drug-dealers in his court accused of a vicious gang killing, and he comes under pressure from government law officers to hear the case without a jury. A witness is k
  3. 3 3. In Defence of Others2005-01-27 · 1h 30mDeed has the case before him of a man charged with killing a paedophile, but the jury find the defendant not guilty. After his acquittal, the man calls a press conference and sends
  4. 4 4. Defence of the Realm2005-02-03 · 1h 30mDeed's fling with a woman claimant in his court gets him into hot water. His brother judges are appalled, and Deed finds himself exiled to Warwick.Meanwhile, Jo is sitting as a jud
  5. 5 5. Separation of Powers2005-02-10 · 1h 30mDeed has an environmental case before him, in which a company operating a large-scale waste incinerator is accused of damaging people's health by air pollution. Jo Mills represents
  6. 6 6. Popular Appeal2005-02-17 · 1h 30mAn angry contestant in a TV show kills another competitor on camera, and the show's producers face charges of manslaughter in Deed's court. Meanwhile, Deed is pressing for an inqu