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The president nominates a tough Marine lawyer, Col. Gordon Cresswell, to replace Chegwidden, sparking rampant rumors on Capitol Hill and in the JAG section.
The president nominates a tough Marine lawyer, Col. Gordon Cresswell, to replace Chegwidden, sparking rampant rumors on Capitol Hill and in the JAG section.
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S10, EP3 "Retrial"At the request of a seaman serving a life sentence for stabbing a transsexual prostitute 20 years earlier, Harm convinces the naval authorities to reopen the case.
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S10, EP4 "A Whole New Ballgame"The president nominates a tough Marine lawyer, Col. Gordon Cresswell, to replace Chegwidden, sparking rampant rumors on Capitol Hill and in the JAG section.
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S10, EP5 "This Just in From Baghdad"When a government official is killed during a routine patrol, a sergeant stands accused of involuntary manslaughter, and Harm and Mac go to Baghdad to help with the court-martial.
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S10, EP6 "One Big Boat"Mac and Turner investigate the Naval Academy's sailing instructor for dereliction of duty after a midshipman drowns during a training exercise.
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S10, EP2 "Corporate Raiders"Mac and Harm investigate a friendly fire incident that claims the life of one Marine and wounds another in Iraq.
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