Judging Army
Judging Amy is a drama that was telecasted by an American TV from September 19, 1999 to May 3, 2005 on CBS TV.
Judging Amy was canceled by CBS on May 18, 2005, after six seasons.
The re-runs were telecasted for about four years on the Turner Network Television cable TV channel in the United States, but the series was replaced by others in the schedule for the fall of 2007; its final telecast was on August 31, 2007.
The main characters of the series are Brenneman played by Amy Gray, and her mother played by Daly.
Her mother is a social worker and works in the field of child welfare.
Brenneman, a young New York attorney who separates from her husband and goes to her childhood home located in Hartford, Connecticut along with her young daughter and gets divorced from husband.
At the age of thirty-four she becomes a judge on the city's family court.
She tries a lot to balance her new job and makes a name for herself in the family court by using her unusual methods, sentences and her stubbornness.
Sometimes these techniques create problems for her but she managed.
After getting divorce from husband she also faces many problems in trying to rebuild her love life which seems difficult, but she keeps trying.
She dates various men, but her close relationships are with lawyer Stuart Collins and ADA David McClaren.
At start she dislikes Staurt but later they come close to each other when she asks him to be Eric Black's lawyer, finally she gets engaged with Him, but later leaves him on their wedding day by saying that he always convinces her to do things she does not want to do.
Then she meets ADA David for short time in a criminal court, soon she becomes so close to David and plans to marry him as she becomes pregnant by him, but things change when she miscarries and they part ways soon thereafter.
In the final episode of the series she quits judiciary to run for Senate in order to prevent the passing of some laws that are too dangerous for the Juvenile Justice system and will allow the state's Attorney's office to try teenagers as adults at their own discretion.
Judging Amy was canceled by CBS on May 18, 2005, after six seasons.
The re-runs were telecasted for about four years on the Turner Network Television cable TV channel in the United States, but the series was replaced by others in the schedule for the fall of 2007; its final telecast was on August 31, 2007.
The main characters of the series are Brenneman played by Amy Gray, and her mother played by Daly.
Her mother is a social worker and works in the field of child welfare.
Brenneman, a young New York attorney who separates from her husband and goes to her childhood home located in Hartford, Connecticut along with her young daughter and gets divorced from husband.
At the age of thirty-four she becomes a judge on the city's family court.
She tries a lot to balance her new job and makes a name for herself in the family court by using her unusual methods, sentences and her stubbornness.
Sometimes these techniques create problems for her but she managed.
After getting divorce from husband she also faces many problems in trying to rebuild her love life which seems difficult, but she keeps trying.
She dates various men, but her close relationships are with lawyer Stuart Collins and ADA David McClaren.
At start she dislikes Staurt but later they come close to each other when she asks him to be Eric Black's lawyer, finally she gets engaged with Him, but later leaves him on their wedding day by saying that he always convinces her to do things she does not want to do.
Then she meets ADA David for short time in a criminal court, soon she becomes so close to David and plans to marry him as she becomes pregnant by him, but things change when she miscarries and they part ways soon thereafter.
In the final episode of the series she quits judiciary to run for Senate in order to prevent the passing of some laws that are too dangerous for the Juvenile Justice system and will allow the state's Attorney's office to try teenagers as adults at their own discretion.
