5.7
/10
Judge M. Fuller is a fictional character portrayed by Ben Slack in the TV series The Practice.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Truth and Consequences (season 2), they were 60 years old.
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 167 aired

Judge M. Fuller

by Ben Slack

character

Episodes5

  • 8
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    Truth and Consequences
    episode S2.E16 january 1998
    A gang member threatens Rebecca's life after she witnesses a robbery-homicide.
  • 7.5
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    Ties That Bind
    episode S2.E18 february 1998
    Ellenor and Lindsay represent a porn star accused of choking her co-star husband to death during a bondage scene. Rebecca's capacity as an eye-witness is called into question, when her identification at the line-up might get suppressed. Hellen is stunned when she figures out the true nature of Bobby and Lindsay's relationship.
  • 7.6
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    In Deep
    episode S2.E21 march 1998
    Ellenor sticks Lindsay with a humiliating case of a man determined to get his day in court when fined for using too much water when flushing his toilet. Things get even worse when the case goes before a very respected judge, who dies unexpectedly, just after causing a horrible mix-up. Ellenor herself defends a long-time client, accused of purse-snatching, only to be charged under an obscure federal law, and is faced with 20 years in jail. Meanwhile, Rebecca testifies as an eye witness in a murder trial, and faces a vigorous cross by the defense attorney.
  • 7.9
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    Reasons to Believe
    episode S3.E2 october 1998
    Lindsay is called to defend her old professor and mentor, Anderson Pearson, when he is charged with murder. Helen must prosecute a man for murder, with the only witness being a 4 year old child. Having passed the bar exam, Rebecca tries her first case, and the firm hires a new secretary.
  • 8.3
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    Trench Work
    episode S3.E7 november 1998
    A guilt-ridden Lindsay is determined to get Anderson Pearson's conviction reduced to manslaughter, and gets into a world of trouble with Judge Hiller. Eugene and Ellenor's actions during the Vogelman trial come back to haunt them, when the brother of the victim sues them for falsely accusing him of murder. Two old cases, both ending with grave miscarriages of justice, are reawakened - when Helen makes an illegal deal with a wrongly convicted man, in order to get a murderer who managed to escape punishment.