Accused: Guilty or Innocent?

In the early hours of the morning, a US Army veteran shoots a wanted fugitive trespassing on his land. With no witnesses to the incident, the prosecution argues that the veteran shot to kill, while the defense claims that this was a case of self-defense.

When a man is slashed with a knife in his kitchen, police spring into action and arrest his neighbor for assault. With the two men giving different accounts of the incident and no eyewitnesses, can the defense show this was justified self-defense?

A mother wakes to find her child cold and her boyfriend missing. Days later, the boyfriend is also found dead -- and the mother is being questioned. Now on trial for first degree murder, can she prove her innocence?

When a seemingly perfect husband is shot by his wife in the garage of their home, the subsequent investigation reveals a private nightmare. Charged with murder, the wife now faces life in prison. Will the evidence prove she is telling the truth?

When a child is severely injured in a swimming pool, the man looking after her is arrested. The former US Army medic claims he did everything possible to save the young girl's life -- but the prosecution alleges he is to blame for her injuries.

After a woman is stabbed to death by her husband of three decades, shockwaves echo around a community. The prosecution claims this is a clear case of murder. The defense argues that the husband was insane at the time of the killing.

In the dead of night, a tattoo artist is shot in his home. The case goes cold for two years, until confidential informants identify a journalist as the shooter. The accused insists he has an alibi, but forensic evidence links him to the weapon.

A fight between teenagers turns deadly when an 18-year-old is killed by a single gunshot to the chest. Eyewitnesses claim that another student pulled the trigger. With no forensic evidence tying the student to the crime, will he be cleared or convicted?

When a mother is found fighting for her life at the bottom of the stairs, suspicion falls on her firefighter husband. The prosecution alleges she was assaulted. The defense claims she fell down the stairs. Was this murder or an accidental fall?

A Florida landlord shoots a problem tenant dead, and police charge the landlord with murder. The landlord claims the tenant was carrying a machete at the time of the shooting and threatened to kill him. Is this self-defense or murder?