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Deadly Misconduct (2021)

A rising prosecutor has a lapse in judgment when she spends the night at a rival defense attorney's home. Awakened next to his murdered body, things go from bad to worse when she's asked to prosecute his murder.
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A rising prosecutor has a lapse in judgment when she spends the night at a rival defense attorney's home. Awakened next to his murdered body, things go from bad to worse when she's asked to prosecute his murder.

Rating:PG
Genre:TV Movie, Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Nadeem Soumah
Written By:Naomi L. Selfman
In Theaters:5/28/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Formula Features, Lifetime

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