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Judge Robert Boucher is a fictional character portrayed by Charles Cooper in the TV series The Practice.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Part IV (season 1), they were 70 years old.
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 167 aired

Judge Robert Boucher

by Charles Cooper

character

Episodes5

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    Part IV
    episode S1.E4 march 1997
    An extremely nervous Lindsey goes up against the tobacco industry and her old Law School Professor in her very first jury trial. Outraged by the release of his daughter's killer, Dr. Braun takes matters into his own hands.
  • 7.9
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    Dog Bite
    episode S2.E4 october 1997
    Berluti represents a young girl who was bitten in the face by a dog. A juror communicates with Lindsay during a trial. Eugene defends a one-legged African American man accused of robbery.
  • 7.5
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    Hide and Seek
    episode S2.E11 november 1997
    James Whitmore as Raymond Oz, an elderly attorney (on a par with Denny Crane's antics) who asks Bobby to second chair as he is having memory issues. Oz is brash, witty and quite the showman in court. Eugene is defending a despicable client who murdered two young children. His revelation to his attorney, Eugene, in court and Eugene's reaction is a surprising moment. Balducci's actress client is a heartthrob of his youth their exchanges provide some sweet moments.
  • 7.5
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    The Civil Right
    episode S2.E13 december 1997
    Berluti decides to advertise himself on TV "The Grunt" Attorney. Once the ad hits the airwaves, the hall is full of potential clients and the most surprising one is his Mom who decides to tell her son that she wants to marry again and her lover is a woman. A man wants to sue his female dentist who he says sexually molested him pushing against the "rape shield laws". Also, a rape victim's testimony is attacked by Eugene who represents the supposed perpetrator.
  • 7.6
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    Victimless Crimes
    episode S4.E7 november 1999
    Jimmy defends a woman who shot her rapist to death, a job she makes very hard on him by not cooperating with his attempts to save her, refusing to show regret and helplessness on the stand. Meanwhile, Lucy is horrified to discover her dentist, who also happens to be Bobby's cousin, bit her breast while she was unconscious on his chair. She feels even further betrayed when Bobby agrees to represent him, and tries to convince her to settle for money.