Season Six (2001-02)
6. 3 "Liar's Poker"
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Jimmy's gambling leads him into
debt, and a new client - his sports bookie, Sid Herman (Jeffrey
Tambor) - who's being sued by his wife for financial fraud.
Meanwhile, A.D.A. Alan Lowe (Ron Livingston) misleads Lindsay
into accepting a plea bargain for her client, a 19-year-old
charged with attempted murder, despite her belief that he's been
falsely accused.
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Guide
Jimmy's heavy gambling losses
oblige him to represent his agitated bookie (Jeffrey Tambor) in
a thorny civil suit. Meanwhile, an attempted-murder case raises
questions of legal ethics.
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TV
Jimmy defends a bookie (Jeffrey
Tambor) being sued by his wife for financial fraud; Lindsay
believes a teen-age girl has been falsely accused of attempted
murder.
From ABC
"Liar's Poker"
10/7/01
Lindsay represents a young man accused of murder. A.D.A. Alan
Lowe tricks her into accepting a plea bargain for her client
after the eyewitness dies. Lindsay accepts the deal, not
realizing that the evidence against her client is gone.
Meanwhile, Jimmy represents a bookie in a hostile divorce
situation, as a way of paying back his debt.
From Zap2it
Jimmy defends a bookie (Jeffrey
Tambor) being sued by his wife for financial fraud; Lindsay
believes a teen-age girl has been falsely accused of attempted
murder.
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