Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
A Lesson in Loving
Once a Lion
Owen believes a convicted murderer is innocent, but the only way to gain a new trial is to prove incompetence against the defense attorney, an old and close friend. The relationship between revered teacher and student is the focus of this offbeat and absorbing tale. A retired lawyer, a legend in his lifetime, well played by Ralph Bellamy, decides to come out of retirement and take up the defense of a young man accused of murder. What he forgets to consider is the state of his health and its effect on his concentration, both of which create a situation of near disaster for his client and his former student, Owen Marshall.
The Pool House
Sweet Harvest
N is for Nightmare
When Kim Hodges is found raped and murdered, a mass of evidence indicates that her mother's fiance, Mike Benson, is guilty. But a quotation from Elizabethan poetry in a testimony of Kim's professor, Nelson Hayes, leads Marshall into a new line of questioning in Benson's defense.
The Camerons Are a Special Clan
Poor Children of Eve
When his former woman friend is found murdered in her apartment, Tom Koveny, a clergyman, is charged with the crime.
The Sin of Susan Gentry
Child of Wednesday
Snatches of a Crazy Song
The Prowler
The Second Victim
Etude for a Kidnapper
House of Friends
Owen defends a losing cause legally, but possibly a victory morally, when he defends a doctor friend in his stand against a private hospital for not admitting a dying boy.
The Attacker
A Foreigner Among Us
A Killer with a Badge
Owen defends a policeman who is accused of murder after he kills the son of a wealthy businessman.
The Sterilization of Judy Simpson
Thoughtful examination of a subject of topical concern, the sterilization of the retarded, especially among the very poor. In this case, the young lady involved is almost 18, only slightly retarded, and unwilling to be sterilized, even though her mother has signed the authorization. The dedicated lady doctor (Eve Arden), may be a bit too harsh in her drive for sterilization and that gives Owen Marshall the cue he needs to explore.
The Break-In
Christopher George guest stars as a detective who is charged with a wrongful death after he enters a home without'a search warrant and kills a youth he believes to be a jewel thief.
I've Promised You a Father (begun on Marcus Welby, 5 Mar 74)
On "Marcus Welby" a young nurse named Dr. Kiley the father of her son. Now Owen Marshall and Company undertake the doctor's defense in court. Kim Darby and Lynda Day George guest star.
To Keep and Bear Arms
Owen represents a bus passenger when he is paralyzed as the result of a richochet bullet fired by an angered bus driver during a robbery.
The Desertion of Keith Ryder
The Ghost of Buzz Stevens
Owen Marshall accepts to defend a newspaper reporter jailed for contempt of court to reveal his sources on a drug story in the record industry.
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