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The Law is a single British television crime drama film, directed by Juliet May, that first broadcast on ITV at 21:00 on 12 June 2002. The film, billed as the UK's first attempt at a Law & Order-style series, focuses on a single case first investigated by the police and then taken to court by the Crown Prosecution Service. Intended as the backdoor pilot for a potential series, The Law received poor reception from both viewers and critics alike; and subsequently a full series was never commissioned.

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rdfs:comment	The Law is a single British television crime drama film, directed by Juliet May, that first broadcast on ITV at 21:00 on 12 June 2002. The film, billed as the UK's first attempt at a Law & Order-style series, focuses on a single case first investigated by the police and then taken to court by the Crown Prosecution Service. Intended as the backdoor pilot for a potential series, The Law received poor reception from both viewers and critics alike; and subsequently a full series was never commissioned. (en)
dcterms:subject	Films directed by Juliet May 2000s British films 2000s English-language films 2002 films 2002 television films British crime drama films Films shot in London Television series by Fremantle (company) Television shows produced by Thames Television ITV television dramas British drama television films
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sam Loggin Films directed by Juliet May 2000s British films 2000s English-language films 2002 films 2002 television films British crime drama films Films shot in London Television series by Fremantle (company) Television shows produced by Thames Television Crime drama Crown Prosecution Service 16:9 FremantleMedia Backdoor pilot Barbara Flynn 576i ITV television dramas Amita Dhiri Thames Television British drama television films Jim Parker (composer) Joe McFadden Law & Order Douglas Hodge ITV (TV network) Sharon Duce Chris Parr William Gaminara ITV (network)
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director	Juliet May (en)
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executive producer	Chris Parr
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starring	Sam Loggin Barbara Flynn Amita Dhiri Joe McFadden Douglas Hodge Sharon Duce William Gaminara Nicola Redmond (en) Sarah Malin (en)
title	The Law (en)
has abstract	The Law is a single British television crime drama film, directed by Juliet May, that first broadcast on ITV at 21:00 on 12 June 2002. The film, billed as the UK's first attempt at a Law & Order-style series, focuses on a single case first investigated by the police and then taken to court by the Crown Prosecution Service. Intended as the backdoor pilot for a potential series, The Law received poor reception from both viewers and critics alike; and subsequently a full series was never commissioned. The film was shot throughout the summer of 2000 and was originally slated for broadcast on 1 September 2000; however, for reasons unknown, the film was shelved and not rescheduled for broadcast until over 18 months later. The film starred Douglas Hodge as Detective Inspector Jack Raleigh; who is partnered with Junior Detective Constable Stephen Connor, played by Joe McFadden. Amita Dhiri, Sharon Duce, Barbara Flynn and William Gaminara are also credited amongst the main cast. The film gathered 5.42 million viewers. The film has never been released on VHS or DVD. (en)
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