Miller's Court - Final Analysis #60

Datecirca 1984

Can DescriptionsMaster Miller's Court X3300 Psychiatric Malpractice "Final Analysis" No. 60

AbstractSlate: “Miller’s Court Show 60 “Final Analysis””. Title: “Miller’s Court, The Final Analysis”. A woman talks about dating her psychiatrist. Arthur Miller explains the case, the woman suing her former psychiatrist for “breach of duty”. Michael Avery is the lawyer for the plaintiff, Joe Oteri for the defendant. The plaintiff and defendant are questioned by the lawyers. The lawyers address the jury. Arthur Miller asks the lawyers how they prepared for the trial. Miller talks to the jury. Miller talks about steps to change laws regarding doctor and patient romantic relationships. The jury sides with the plaintiff.

OtherCredits: Miller’s Court with Arthur Miller Harvard Law School; Produced by Diane Sherlock; Directed by Bob Comiskey; Associate Producer: Karen M. Colbert; Assistant to the Producer: Mary Ellen Hayes, Linda Adler; Writer / Researcher: Stephanie Levin; Assistant Director: Frank Firnschild; Stage Managers: Emmons S. Levine, Al Giglio; Switcher: Susan Krieger; Audio: Joe Mozdiez; Audio Assistant: George Manning; Videotape: Karl Lorencic; Lighting Director: Wayne Smith; Camera: Richie O’Neill, Ed Paolino, Peter Walent, Jim Watson; Camera Assistant: Sumner Shain; Videotape Editor / Vignette: Alan Pratt; Titles: Brian Pellicano; Post Production Editors: Doug DeVitt, George Ellard; Location Crew: Dick Erickson, Kevin McSheffrey, Roger Rice, Al Giglio; Set Design: Ted Talanian; Graphics: Michael Grana; Interns: Jordana Lee Dichek, Steve Lewis, Cheryl Lynne Radey; Executive Production Manager: Alan Ritzko; Production Manager: Ed Andre; Engineering Supervisor: Jim Gilbert; Joan McNeil played by Maggie Lee, Dr. Philip Kohler played by Bob Owczark; Court Reporter: Netta O’Brien; Court Officer: Stephen Minkofsky, Locations Provided By: Suburban Property Center, Inc. Wellesley & Weston; Executive Producer: Joseph W. Heston; Program Manager: Paul LaCamera