Courtroom Dramas by RobinJRichards

In "12 Angry Men," this actor plays the lone juror who initially votes "not guilty" before (SPOILER ALERT) convincing everyone else he's right (even though we all know his carrying out his own investigation with the knife would have resulted in a mistrial).

These two Oscar award winning actors go head to head in "Anatomy of a Murder" (with one actor playing an assistant to the main prosecutor and the other the defense attorney).

This prolific TV screenwriter made his film writing debut with "A Few Good Men." It was easy enough as he wrote the play on which the film is based.

This actor, known more for two TV roles in the 1960s, played Judge Chamberlain Haller in "My Cousin Vinny." The famous "holding up two fingers" line was a real flub and his embarrassment of it so genuine it stayed in the film, which was his last.

The book and film "A Civil Action" dealt with an environmental pollution case in what state?

While not a courtroom drama per se, the litigants in the film "Erin Brokovich" are all suing what corporation for dumping hazardous chemicals into their water supply. You need to give the full name of the company.

Former colonel Hayes Hodges is now working as a lawyer, and is the perfect man for the job in defending Colonel Terry Childers against a murder charge related to an embassy attack in this military courtroom drama.

The original version of "Miracle on 34th Street" deals with a court case determining whether a Santa from this department is indeed the real deal.

Set during the Boer War, Edward Woodward and Bryan Brown play Aussie officers who find themselves under court-martial for war crimes.

"You're out of order! You're out of order! The whole trial is out of order! They're out of order!" If you want to do your best Pacino, you learn these lines from what film?

Michael Colin Gallagher (Paul Newman) attempts to get his life under control after he’s associated with a murder by journalist Megan Carter (Sally Field) in this 1981 film.

Set in a German POW camp, Hart's War deals with the murder trial of a member of what military unit used to cover up a planned escape attempt.