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Broken Trust (1995)
A scrupulously honest judge finds he's a pawn in a federal sting to ferret out corrupt members of the bench, many of whom are his friends.
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A scrupulously honest judge finds he's a pawn in a federal sting to ferret out corrupt members of the bench, many of whom are his friends.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Joan Didion, John Gregory Dunne
In Theaters:8/6/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fonda-Bonfiglio Films, Turner Pictures
Cast
Geoffrey Sax
Director
Tom Selleck
Judge Timothy Nash
Elizabeth McGovern
Janice Dillon
William Atherton
Neil Roemer
Charles Haid
Judge Harold Ashley
Stanley DeSantis
Vince Escobar
Rob LaBelle
Louis Dale
Cynthia Martells
Cyndy Duryea
Fritz Weaver
Lionel Nash
John Milford
Judge Frank Wister
Nicholas Pryor
Paul Cleary
Marsha Mason
Judge Ruth Fraser
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