The Higher Law

Season 2Episode 760 minNov 12, 1960
The Higher Law
Clay McCord arrests Jack Rivers for assaulting an Indian named Black Wing but Black Wing, distrusting the legal system, refuses to testify against him. Judge Wilkens releases Rivers who is then abducted by Black Wing and taken to an Indian village for some ""Apache justice."" Clay McCord rides out to the village to make sure that ""white man's law"" prevails.
The Higher Law has aired on Nov 12, 1960 at 9:00 PM
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