Miller's Court - Chemical Reaction #21

DateMarch 25 1983

Can DescriptionsMaster Miller's Court X2401 Chemical Reaction rec. 3/23 Prod. Lowell

AbstractMiller's Court: A Chemical Reaction; an intruder enters a lab at night, flashlight in hand, and breaks open a filing cabinet; he removes a drawer full of files; a reporter provides the back story on the intruder's motives which is fear of the chemicals being developed in this lab; the case is one of breaking and entering, as well as malicious destruction; black screen breaks; Gerald Lefcourt and Jim Dunn argue the case; the lawyers talk about their strategies; jurors talk about what they thought was important in the case; seven jurors voted guilty and five voted not guilty;

OtherIn the studio Arthur Miller, Julie Sattler Rosene, William Lowell, Diane Sherlock, Mary Ellen Hayes, Linda Adler, Bruce Goldman, Sandra Forman, Jay Gravina, Frank Gallozzi, Skip Peabody, Wayne Smith, Isiah Bradwell, Karl Lorencic, Jerry Milot, Ed Paolino, Joe Mozdiez, Roger Rice, Peter Walent, Sumner Shain, Geoff Sullivan, Doug DeVitt, Jeff Brawer, Ed Dadulak, Judi Brisson, Russ Cooper, Howard Rouse, Scott Philbrick, Ted Talanian, Glenn Robbins, Carol Fatta, Eric Roth, Linda Adler, Alan Ritsko, Ed Andre, Jim Gilbert, David Brezniak, Norman Goodman, Gayelle O'Malley, Netta O'Brien, Stephen Minofsky, security guards from New England Security Associates, Claude Pelanne, William C. Brennan, J. Clifford Curley, Northeastern University, Harvard University Chemistry department;