Picket Fences

Sheriff Brock arrests Mayor Pugen and charges him with murder.

Wambaugh appeals Mayor Pugen's conviction and uncovers a technicality that could secure a new trial.

Things don't add up when a teacher says he was the victim of date-rape.

Still reeling from her relationship, Max allows a drunken driver to continue on home.

Brock and his deputies pursue an elusive band of modern-day Robin Hoods.

Kimberly considers getting breasts implants.

A religious debate erupts when a comatose woman is discovered to be four months pregnant.

A man who suffers form a vision disorder shoots his own brother.

Kimberly is shocked over the outcome of a drug raid at the high school.

Jill struggles to uphold the hippocratic oath when she treats a patient who has refused care.

Budget cuts hit the seriff's department.

The mayor moves forward with new legislation to curb violence.

Wambaugh urges the city to provide housing for Frank the Potato Man.

Valentine's day brings love and controversy to assorted age groups.

Mayor Rachel reprimands Father Barrett for giving a religious pep talk.

Sheriff Brock tries to remain professional when Kimberly is kidnapped.

When an obese woman confesses to murdering her husband, Max has some doubts about the motive.

Sheriff Brock becomes the unlikely foreman of a jury deciding the case of an accused cop killer.

A visit by Jill's father leads to a lively evening of therapy in the Brock household.

Mayor Buss criticizes Father Barrett on public-access cable, prompting a lawsuit.

The parents of a dying boy seek the court's permission to try to save the child's life.

Howard Buss' Alzheimer's worsens, pushing his family to the breaking point.