Accused: Guilty or Innocent?

A US veteran shoots a wanted fugitive in the back on his land--murder or self-defense?

Neighborhood drinks turn bloody when a fight breaks out between friends. Was this self-defense or a brutal attack?

A mother wakes to find her child cold and her boyfriend missing. Days later, the child and the boyfriend are 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.

When a child is severely injured by falling in a swimming pool, the man looking after her is arrested. Should he be held criminally responsible for every parents' nightmare?

When a man kills his partner of decades, a community is shocked. He claims that he was insane at the time; the prosecution says that he was rational. Can the defense prove their case?

A tattoo artist is shot in the dead of night. The prosecution claims that a jealous young man pulled the trigger; the defense claim it is a set up.

When a teenager is shot in an after school fight, the police point the finger at one of the teens involved. With no physical evidence found, this case will be decided by witness evidence alone.

A woman is found in critical condition at the bottom of the stairs. Did she fall or was she pushed? And, if she was pushed, who pushed her?

A Florida landlord shoots a problem tenant dead and police and prosecutors charge the landlord with murder. The landlord claims that the tenant was carrying a machete at the time of the shooting and threatened to kill him.