S8·E12 Guilty Till Proven Innocent
- Episode
- Season 8, Episode 12
- Air Date
- January 12, 1983
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- Director
- Ray Danton
- Story Type
- Core Character Arc
Synopsis
After his furniture warehouse is burnt down Ted Locke, a friend of Quincy's finds he is suspected of arson and murder. A lack of evidence makes the DA reluctant to press charges though. Enter Federal Prosecutor Philip St.John, he suggests avoiding a normal court trial and charges Locke with mail fraud, based on his claims for payment from his insurance company, which allows him to bring him before a Federal Grand Jury. When the ‘trial' starts Quincy discovers that there a literally no rules in a grand jury and the defendant can have no representation to help in defending himself. Quincy decides that he is not going to stand for this and tries to help his friend out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 8 Episode 12 of Quincy, M.E. air?
Season 8, Episode 12 ('Guilty Till Proven Innocent') originally aired on January 12, 1983.
How long is Season 8 Episode 12 ('Guilty Till Proven Innocent')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in Quincy, M.E. Season 8 Episode 12?
After his furniture warehouse is burnt down Ted Locke, a friend of Quincy's finds he is suspected of arson and murder. A lack of evidence makes the DA reluctant to press charges though. Enter Federal Prosecutor Philip St.John, he suggests avoiding a normal court trial and charges Locke with mail fra...
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