Crown Court

Season 1975

PG
Crown Court is an afternoon television courtroom drama produced by Granada Television for the ITV network that ran from 1972, when the Crown Court system replaced Assize courts and Quarter sessions in the legal system of England and Wales, to 1984.

Where to Watch Season 1975

111 Episodes

  • Ring in the New Year (1)
    E1
    Ring in the New Year (1)Eric Flynn has brought a private prosecution against his wife Ethel for actual bodily harm. He alleges that at the last new year he was hit by her with a saucepan when he returned home unexpectedly late at night. As a result he required stitches in a head wound. Ethel denies the charges and the defence suggest that Eric was drunk at the time and has wrongly accused her. They say he was assaulted by someone else, possibly Ethel's mother or in the street by an unknown assailant.
  • Ring in the New Year (2)
    E2
    Ring in the New Year (2)The case against Ethel Flynn concludes.
  • The Quest (1)
    E3
    The Quest (1)
  • The Quest (2)
    E4
    The Quest (2)
  • The Quest (3)
    E5
    The Quest (3)
  • A Difference in Style (1)
    E6
    A Difference in Style (1)Sophie Mannering, editor of the radical magazine "Tell", faces the rare charge of seditious libel.
  • A Difference in Style (2)
    E7
    A Difference in Style (2)Sophie Mannering, editor of the radical magazine "Tell", faces the rare charge of seditious libel. It is alleged she knowingly published an article which urged readers to "kill the pigs".
  • A Difference in Style (3)
    E8
    A Difference in Style (3)Case conclusion.
  • Matron (1)
    E9
    Matron (1)Rosalind Fortescue was a resident until her death in an expensive care home where she developed a close relationship with her nurse Bridget Behan.
  • Matron (2)
    E10
    Matron (2)
  • Matron (3)
    E11
    Matron (3)
  • The Personator (1)
    E12
    The Personator (1)Last year Jimmy Biddle was convicted of the electoral crime of personation: voting as eight different people who had recently died in a local election. Now he is a witness for the prosecution in the trial of businessman and councillor Harry Webb.
  • The Personator (2)
    E13
    The Personator (2)
  • The Personator (3)
    E14
    The Personator (3)
  • Two In The Mind of One (1)
    E15
    Two In The Mind of One (1)At an earlier trial George Ross was found guilty of the murder of his business associate Jack Murphy but the jury could not come to a verdict on the same charge for his twin brother Sammy. Now Sammy is being re-tried for murder.
  • Two In The Mind of One (2)
    E16
    Two In The Mind of One (2)
  • Two In The Mind of One (3)
    E17
    Two In The Mind of One (3)
  • The Murder Monitor (1)
    E18
    The Murder Monitor (1)Wealthy American Daniel Wolff, who has been previously investigated but not charged by the FBI for suspected drug-dealing, is charged with the attempted murder of scientist Edgar Dryden. 
  • The Murder Monitor (2)
    E19
    The Murder Monitor (2)
  • The Murder Monitor (3)
    E20
    The Murder Monitor (3)
  • Who Cares? (1)
    E21
    Who Cares? (1)
  • Who Cares? (2)
    E22
    Who Cares? (2)
  • Who Cares? (3)
    E23
    Who Cares? (3)
  • Saboteur (1)
    E24
    Saboteur (1)Industrial chemist Alec Parker stands accused of criminal damage, specifically of damaging a pump at the factory where he worked, resulting in repairs costing £20000.
  • Saboteur (2)
    E25
    Saboteur (2)
  • Saboteur (3)
    E26
    Saboteur (3)
  • The Trees (1)
    E27
    The Trees (1)
  • The Trees (2)
    E28
    The Trees (2)
  • The Trees (3)
    E29
    The Trees (3)
  • Bad Day At Black Cape (1)
    E30
    Bad Day At Black Cape (1)
  • Bad Day At Black Cape (2)
    E31
    Bad Day At Black Cape (2)
  • Bad Day At Black Cape (3)
    E32
    Bad Day At Black Cape (3)
  • The Mad, Mad Man (1)
    E33
    The Mad, Mad Man (1)
  • The Mad, Mad Man (2)
    E34
    The Mad, Mad Man (2)
  • The Mad, Mad Man (3)
    E35
    The Mad, Mad Man (3)
  • Contempt of Court (1)
    E36
    Contempt of Court (1)
  • Contempt of Court (2)
    E37
    Contempt of Court (2)
  • Contempt of Court (3)
    E38
    Contempt of Court (3)
  • The Also Ran (1)
    E39
    The Also Ran (1)
  • The Also Ran (2)
    E40
    The Also Ran (2)
  • The Also Ran (3)
    E41
    The Also Ran (3)
  • Take Back Your Mink (1)
    E42
    Take Back Your Mink (1)
  • Take Back Your Mink (2)
    E43
    Take Back Your Mink (2)
  • Take Back Your Mink (3)
    E44
    Take Back Your Mink (3)
  • Dead Drunk (1)
    E45
    Dead Drunk (1)Joe Plowman seemed due for release from a hostel for recovering alcoholics but after a late-night incident he was left dead from a stab wound. Resident social worker Nancy Church is now charged with his murder.
  • Dead Drunk (2)
    E46
    Dead Drunk (2)
  • Dead Drunk (3)
    E47
    Dead Drunk (3)
  • Possessed (1)
    E48
    Possessed (1)In an unusual case the Crown Court has to decide whether Megwynn Spiteri is fit to stand trial on the charge of murdering her five year old twins David and Maria.
  • Possessed (2)
    E49
    Possessed (2)
  • Possessed (3)
    E50
    Possessed (3)
  • Light The Blue Touch-Paper (1)
    E51
    Light The Blue Touch-Paper (1)The factory of Scott Electronics burned down in the middle of the night in what appeared to be a clear case of arson while its owner Hugh Scott was away in London. However he now finds himself in court charged with this offence.
  • Light The Blue Touch-Paper (2)
    E52
    Light The Blue Touch-Paper (2)
  • Light The Blue Touch-Paper (3)
    E53
    Light The Blue Touch-Paper (3)
  • The Healing Hand (1)
    E54
    The Healing Hand (1)Neurologist Dr. Anthony Boyde and the Reverend Francis King set up a centre called "The Healing Hand" to support sufferers of chronic illnesses. While Dr. Boyde was away the centre's finances came under serious question and Reverend King now faces charges of stealing from its funds.
  • The Healing Hand (2)
    E55
    The Healing Hand (2)
  • The Healing Hand (3)
    E56
    The Healing Hand (3)
  • The Obsession (1)
    E57
    The Obsession (1)
  • The Obsession (2)
    E58
    The Obsession (2)
  • The Obsession (3)
    E59
    The Obsession (3)
  • My Mother Said I Never Should (1)
    E60
    My Mother Said I Never Should (1)During the clearing of a site for travellers Councillor Knox was seriously assaulted leaving him blind in one eye and with a punctured lung - both permanent injuries. Knox says he was attacked by Reuben Hartley, one of the travellers.
  • My Mother Said I Never Should (2)
    E61
    My Mother Said I Never Should (2)
  • My Mother Said I Never Should (3)
    E62
    My Mother Said I Never Should (3)
  • Who Killed Cock Robin (1)
    E63
    Who Killed Cock Robin (1)
  • Who Killed Cock Robin (2)
    E64
    Who Killed Cock Robin (2)
  • Who Killed Cock Robin (3)
    E65
    Who Killed Cock Robin (3)
  • Songbirds Out Of Tune (1)
    E66
    Songbirds Out Of Tune (1)This civil case hinges on a dispute between two word-renowned mezzo-sopranos. The American Chery Vandamm claims that she was falsely imprisoned by her rival Ethella Burns, an Australian. Vandamm was booked for a role in London but argues that Burns plotted to take her place. 
  • Songbirds Out Of Tune (2)
    E67
    Songbirds Out Of Tune (2)
  • Songbirds Out Of Tune (3)
    E68
    Songbirds Out Of Tune (3)
  • Inner City Blues (1)
    E69
    Inner City Blues (1)
  • Inner City Blues (2)
    E70
    Inner City Blues (2)
  • Inner City Blues (3)
    E71
    Inner City Blues (3)
  • Marathon (1)
    E72
    Marathon (1)Errol Hunt, a Guyanese immigrant to the UK, stands accused of stealing four cassette recorders from Ballards, a factory where he worked.
  • Marathon (2)
    E73
    Marathon (2)
  • Marathon (3)
    E74
    Marathon (3)
  • The Natural Bond (1)
    E75
    The Natural Bond (1)Gynaecologist Dr. Hector Catty is charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm by performing an unnecessary caesarean operation on Deidre Thomson.
  • The Natural Bond (2)
    E76
    The Natural Bond (2)
  • The Natural Bond (3)
    E77
    The Natural Bond (3)
  • Evil Liver (1)
    E78
    Evil Liver (1)The pet cat of Mary Freebody was mauled to death by Bang, an alsatian dog owned by her neighbour Major Basil Eccleston. Miss Freebody then wrote a letter threatening to kill the Major and his dog. Shortly afterwards Bang died
  • Evil Liver (2)
    E79
    Evil Liver (2)
  • Evil Liver (3)
    E80
    Evil Liver (3)
  • Evil Influence (1)
    E81
    Evil Influence (1)GP Dr. Thanet is suing Winifred Phelps for libel. She published material accusing him of distributing the contraceptive pill to underage girls - including her then 15 year old daughter Linda - on demand and being "an evil influence" in the community. Linda has since disappeared.
  • Evil Influence (2)
    E82
    Evil Influence (2)
  • Evil Influence (3)
    E83
    Evil Influence (3)
  • Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (1)
    E84
    Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (1)Morris Downing has risen from modest beginnings through an exceptional educational record to become a chancery barrister. However he now finds himself on the wrong side of the law, accused of growing cannabis and allowing his fellow defendants to smoke it at his weekend home in Fulchester.
  • Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (2)
    E85
    Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (2)
  • Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (3)
    E86
    Never On Saturdays, Never On Sundays (3)
  • Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (1)
    E87
    Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (1)Actor Joseph Molloy faces two charges of attempting and acquiring money by deception.
  • Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (2)
    E88
    Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (2)
  • Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (3)
    E89
    Will The Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up (3)
  • Hunger Strike (1)
    E90
    Hunger Strike (1)David Timmins, a 19 year old striker, was imprisoned after being convicted of assaulting a police officer at a demonstration.
  • Hunger Strike (2)
    E91
    Hunger Strike (2)
  • Hunger Strike (3)
    E92
    Hunger Strike (3)
  • An Englishman's Home (1)
    E93
    An Englishman's Home (1)Squatters from the university occupied what they thought was an empty holiday home and changed the locks to prevent the owner's re-entry. It was in fact the permanent home of Edward Lumsden, an elderly man. When he returned home to find himself locked-out he called his daughter Vera Chadwick who came to the house to resolve the matter. She took a shotgun along with her. This gun was ultimately fired and one of the squatters - John Worsley - was shot and permanently blinded in one eye.
  • An Englishman's Home (2)
    E94
    An Englishman's Home (2)
  • An Englishman's Home (3)
    E95
    An Englishman's Home (3)
  • Blood Is Thicker (1)
    E96
    Blood Is Thicker (1)
  • Blood Is Thicker (2)
    E97
    Blood Is Thicker (2)
  • Blood Is Thicker (3)
    E98
    Blood Is Thicker (3)
  • The Party's Over (1)
    E99
    The Party's Over (1)
  • The Party's Over (2)
    E100
    The Party's Over (2)
  • The Party's Over (3)
    E101
    The Party's Over (3)
  • The Extremist (1)
    E102
    The Extremist (1)Building worker Peter Malloy stands accused of conspiracy to intimidate others into strike action, affray and planting a bomb and causing an explosion.
  • The Extremist (2)
    E103
    The Extremist (2)
  • The Extremist (3)
    E104
    The Extremist (3)
  • Mother Love (1)
    E105
    Mother Love (1)
  • Mother Love (2)
    E106
    Mother Love (2)
  • Mother Love (3)
    E107
    Mother Love (3)
  • Dicing (1)
    E108
    Dicing (1)College student Walter Demmis died when his car crashed after being involved in an incident with a vehicle driven by lecturer Bernard Watson. Watson now stands trial accused of murder.
  • Dicing (2)
    E109
    Dicing (2)
  • Dicing (3)
    E110
    Dicing (3)
  • Humpty Dumpty Sat On The Wall (1)
    E111
    Humpty Dumpty Sat On The Wall (1)

 

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