A) 1979 B) 1982 C) 1969 D) 1975
A) Francis Ford Coppola B) Barry Levinson C) Norman Jewison D) Al Pacino
A) Chicago B) New York City C) Baltimore D) Philadelphia
A) Jeffrey Tambor B) John Forsythe C) Jack Warden D) Al Pacino
A) He played the judge B) He was the antagonist C) It was his final screen performance D) He was the main defense attorney
A) Assaulting a police officer B) Contempt-of-court C) Grand theft D) Tax evasion
A) Henry T. Fleming B) Francis Rayford C) Judge Burns D) Frank Bowers
A) Six months B) Three years C) A year and a half D) Ten years
A) A professional boxer B) A corrupt politician C) A retired police officer D) A young black cross-dresser
A) His father B) Judge Rayford C) His grandfather Sam D) Jay Porter
A) A rifle B) A large stash of money C) An illegal recording device D) A collection of knives
A) Submachine gun B) Shotgun C) Revolver D) M1911 pistol
A) Perjury B) Brutal assault and rape C) Bribery D) Embezzlement
A) Threatening his girlfriend Gail B) Threatening his grandfather C) Threatening to reveal a violation of attorney-client confidentiality D) Threatening to expose his financial records
A) Sleeping in his office B) Refusing to speak C) Collecting exotic birds D) Constantly shaving his head
A) Books B) Coffee mugs C) Legal files D) Dinner plates
A) Warren Fresnell B) Frank Bowers C) Gail Packer D) Jay Porter
A) Agee commits a new crime B) Fresnell forgets to give the judge the corrected probation report C) The judge ignores the report on purpose D) Kirkland purposely sabotaged the case
A) He kills himself B) He is attacked by another inmate C) He is released on appeal D) He escapes from custody
A) He successfully escapes B) He is shot and killed by a police sniper C) He is pardoned by the governor D) He is talked into surrendering
A) A recorded confession B) Photos of Fleming engaged in BDSM with Shepard C) A witness statement D) Financial records of bribery
A) He is guilty B) He was being blackmailed by Travers C) Shepard was a willing participant D) The photos are faked
A) Refuses to speak B) Attacks the prosecutor physically C) Sarcastic musing about the legal system D) Provides an alibi for Fleming
A) He commits suicide on the stand B) He escapes the courtroom C) He is acquitted D) He sits down in defeat
A) Ten B) One C) Five D) Two |