TV Guide Sundance TV Thursday

After a woman is shot while sleeping, the investigation leads police to a boy whose crack-addicted mother has entrusted him to a dealer's care.

Detectives are befuddled when their hunt for a campus rapist is sidelined by a medical examiner's theory of possible prostitution.

An investigation of murders at a clothing store leads to the arrest of a schizophrenic lawyer who becomes a vicious opponent when he decides to defend himself.

District Attorney Jack McCoy's new partner is determined to use a gritty audio tape to prosecute a carjacker as harshly as possible.

McCoy finds his prosecution of a suspect hampered by a vindictive judge; Cops tackle the dubious job of identifying a corpse left in an elevator.

Briscoe and Curtis try to break the mutual alibi of two girlfriends as police try to hunt down the killer of a young African-American man.

The detectives' investigation into the murder of a rare coin dealer could lead them to question a millionaire suspect in the case.

Curtis looks into an internal investigation and turns up evidence of police corruption that puts the DA's office into competition with an ambitious judge.

The murder of a janitor in a university laboratory building leads back to a student employee whose participation in a drug study may have prompted the crime.

The murder of a deadbeat father whose son is dying of leukemia presents McCoy and Ross with a sympathetic suspect and a moral dilemma.

The murder of a chief financial officer goes from the boardroom to the living room, as suspicion shifts from co-workers to family members.

The case against a murderer comes undone when the New York authorities learn that their chief witness was once an informant for the FBI.

The sidewalk shooting of a young husband leads to suspicions of foul play when it is discovered that the victim's wife may be involved.

The investigating detectives face a difficult struggle getting witnesses to a girl's apparent suicide to come forward with information.

Detectives get a break on an otherwise unpromising case when they explore the possibility that their victim was mistaken for someone else.

The discovery of a would-be thief refocuses a murder investigation, leaving prosecutors the task of building a case against a pretty young widow.

A headless corpse fished out of a river sends Briscoe and Curtis out to Los Angeles to obtain a blood sample from their chief suspect.

Briscoe and Curtis try to pin down the schedule of a murder suspect; McCoy and Ross fly to Los Angeles to defend their actions against a defense counsel.

The prosecution of the primary suspect in a controversial trial is hampered when he hires a dream team of defense attorneys to represent him.

McCoy is obsessed with nailing a serial rapist released on parole, pushing the cops perilously close to harrassment, as he attempts to catch him.

A suspect's controversial immunity deal will lead to an unexpected disruption in the investigation into a hired car driver who has been kidnapped.

A young man who claims to have helped a murdered victim change a flat tire starts as the detectives' primary suspect but soon becomes a primary witness.

True crime stories are presented with unique perspectives, such as when viewing small-town murders, or by examining mysteries where new facts emerged.

After witnessing a murder ordered by her boyfriend, a Reno lounge singer targeted by the mob hides out in a convent, where she becomes the choir director.

Police officers and the court system work in tandem to identify and then prosecute those accused of crimes committed on the streets of New York.

A former Vegas lounge singer is called on to help prevent an unscrupulous priest from closing down the inner-city Catholic school where she teaches choir.

True crime stories are presented with unique perspectives, such as when viewing small-town murders, or by examining mysteries where new facts emerged.

After a couple and a retired doctor meet, they move in together until one of them ends up dead and millions of dollars are suddenly put at risk.