First Monday - Episode Guide

The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court make legal decisions that affect the nation; Joe Mantegna, James Garner and Charles Durning star.

Chief Justice Branklin and Justice Hoskins ask Justice Novelli for support in the case of a 16-year-old who wants an abortion against her parent's wishes.

The life of a witness is at stake when the court mulls whether she should be allowed to testify anonymously against a drug lord.

Justice Novelli becomes the swing vote as the court mulls whether to uphold California's "three strikes" law.

A vindictive senator hoping to get Novelli dismissed from the bench gives a reporter evidence indicating the justice's family has Mafia ties.

When a doctor is murdered after being profiled on an anti-abortion Web site, the justices decide whether the First Amendment protects the site's owners or if they share responsibility for the man's death.

The justices decide if a woman can take her comatose husband off life support against their daughter's wishes.

The justices decide whether or not a gifted 16-year-old can drop out of high school to enter the NBA draft.

While fighting to win a majority vote in a case involving Megan's Law, Novelli informs Justice Szwark that a convicted sex offender lives in her neighborhood; Hoskins goes on a blind date with a woman named Katherine (guest star Debbie Reynolds). Marc Klaas and Gerald Rogen guest star.

An audiotape circulates in which Justice Snow criticizes the court; the court decides if a 17-year-old boy's doctoring of a pornographic video to include his classmates constitutes a violation of the Child Pornography Protection Act.

The court decides if a doctor violated clients' Fourth Amendment rights when he allowed police to test their blood for DNA evidence without their consent.

Justice Novelli comes under fire when news spreads that a gun he once owned was used in a drive-by shooting.

The justices decide whether a woman's First Amendment rights compromise national security when she wants to publish the memoirs of her father, a dead CIA agent.