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Judge Janice Goldberg is a fictional character portrayed by Fran Lebowitz in the TV series Law & Order.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Ego (season 11), they were 50 years old.
They appear in 12 episodes out of a total of 501 aired so far

Judge Janice Goldberg

by Fran Lebowitz

character

Episodes12

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    Ego
    episode S11.E17 march 2001
    Detectives discover that an Assistant Attorney General was having an affair with a murdered investigator in his office, and that he had made threatening statements about her to his psychiatrist.
  • 7.6
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    Armed Forces
    episode S12.E2 october 2001
    A murdered shoe-shine man turns out to be a veteran who was trying to return the Bronze Star he received during the Vietnam War.
  • 7.5
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    Patriot
    episode S12.E24 may 2002
    A Desert Storm veteran who fancies himself a soldier on the War on Terror is charged with murdering an Arab man. The case becomes more complicated when evidence after the fact suggests that the victim may have indeed been a terrorist.
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    The Ring
    episode S13.E5 november 2002
    A ring found on a skeleton in Hell's Kitchen indicates that the victim is a woman who was reportedly killed in the World Trade Center on 9-11. A member of a powerful political New York family is charged with her murder.
  • 7.5
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    B*tch
    episode S13.E15 february 2003
    A successful businesswoman is accused of killing her stock broker and lover over insider trading issues. However, she claims she suffered a psychotic break because she was undergoing hormone replacement therapy.
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    Couples
    episode S13.E23 may 2003
    Briscoe and Green catch three murder cases and one kidnapping on the same day, and one murder is tied to a fourth murder which happened ten years ago. Each case apparently involves domestic disputes gone wrong.
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    Compassion
    episode S14.E9 november 2003
    Did a pediatric oncologist kill a con artist over a failed investment, or did she actually crack mentally over the stress of dealing with terminally-ill children?
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    Vendetta
    episode S14.E21 april 2004
    A former prisoner exonerated on murder charges kills another man. He claims he wouldn't have done it if he wasn't wrongfully imprisoned in the first place, so prosecutors must prove that he had a prior history of criminal behavior.
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    Gov Love
    episode S15.E7 november 2004
    McCoy takes on gay marriage at the state Supreme Court when a man refuses to testify in a case involving the death of the governor of Connecticut's wife, because he says that he is married to the defendant.
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    Sects
    episode S15.E19 march 2005
    A murder/attempted suicide investigation leads to a religious cult that promotes pedophilia, but finding charges that will stick to the group's leader proves to be difficult.
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    America, Inc.
    episode S16.E17 march 2006
    While Jack is prosecuting a man who murdered a military contractor, the prosecution is interrupted by the recent capture of a terrorist.
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    Remains of the Day
    episode S17.E11 january 2007
    The investigation into the death of a gold-digger's drug addict son uncovers a potential plot to illegally harvest dead body parts for medical transplants.