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Judge Andrew Robertson is a fictional character portrayed by Henry G. Sanders in the TV series L.A. Law.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled The Grace of Wrath (season 1), they were 44 years old.
They appear in 2 episodes out of a total of 171 aired

Judge Andrew Robertson

by Henry G. Sanders

character

Episodes2

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    The Grace of Wrath
    episode S1.E19 february 1987
    Brackman's sudden self-consciousness about his baldness prompts anxiety in the other men of the firm as well. Meanwhile, Grace's brush with death at the hands of a gang member leaves her fearful and resentful of Kuzak's and everyone's protective attitude. Roxanne inspires strength in Becker's timid client, but warns her about rebound romances. Also, Victor gains a courtroom admirer after he defends a man's use of marijuana as a religious sacrament.
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    The Last Gasp
    episode S4.E22 may 1990
    Victor is moved by a mother's pleas and agrees to make an emotional appeal for clemency for Hector Rodriguez, a old friend on death row facing execution. Meanwhile, Grace tackles her first case for the firm in defending an elderly man for the mercy killing of his wife who was dying from Alzheimer's Disease. Kelsey represents a frustrated Chicago Bears fan who is suing the team's staff. Kuzak's plans to leave the firm suddenly change when his father decides to come live his last days in Los Angeles. Also, Becker worries about his past life and about his mother's advice as he prepares to marry Corrinne.