The Court (Judicial Tribunal)

Within a stark, oppressive courtroom styled after a brutal mid-21st century authoritarian regime, the Starfleet crew is thrust into a surreal trial orchestrated by the …

In the imposing courtroom of Q's archaic, merciless justice system, Lieutenant Tasha Yar fiercely confronts the court’s cruelty, embodying human dignity and Starfleet ideals. Her …

Within a grim courtroom evocative of humanity’s darkest post-atomic era, Picard and his crew are degraded to accused criminals facing Q’s omnipotent cosmic trial. Despite …

In Q’s surreal courtroom, Captain Picard strategically employs a provisional guilty plea to momentarily ease the tension as soldiers threaten Troi and Data with imminent …

In a tense, surreal courtroom conjured by Q, Captain Picard strategically pleads 'guilty, provisionally so,' buying crucial time and challenging the arbitrary nature of Q's …

In the surreal courtroom conjured by Q, Captain Picard navigates a tense standoff where his people's lives hang on a knife's edge, held at gunpoint …

In the Ready Room Picard delivers Admiral Louvois's cold legal finding: Data is Starfleet property and his resignation is invalid. Data meets the verdict with …

In open court Riker stages a clinical, devastating demonstration to prove Data is property: after extracting technical testimony and bending a plasteel bar, he removes …

In the courtroom's emotional crucible Picard calls Data and then Maddox as a hostile witness, producing Data's medals, a book of sonnets and a holocube …

In the courtroom climax Picard reframes the hearing from technical taxonomy to moral precedent, humanizing Data with medals, sonnets and intimate testimony and forcing Commander …

Immediately after Judge Phillipa's ruling, the courtroom's jubilation subsides into a quiet, intimate coda. Data approaches Commander Maddox and, with calm generosity, offers him permission …

On the bridge Picard coldly converts the Holodeck into the courtroom: he orders Geordi, Data and Ensign Crusher to build exhaustive recreations of the research …

Krag activates a frozen holodeck replay that drops the courtroom into a private, domestic moment: Manua fusses over a beaten-down Apgar, touching his hand and …

Josh and C.J. erupt in euphoric victory when the White House secures Peyton Cabot Harrison III as the nominee. Their celebratory charge — chest bumps, …

In Crouch's office the retiring Justice confronts President Bartlet with bitter, personal candor. What opens as genteel banter hardens into accusation: Mendoza was put on …

In the hushed Supreme Court chamber a Justice reads the opinion: the stay is denied, certiorari refused, and the petitioner is formally scheduled for execution …

Three public defenders, frantic and running out of legal options after the Court's denial, scour the hallway for anyone who can reach the President. Jerry's …

In a terse, urgent exchange in the courthouse, public defender Bobby Zane bulldozes Sam Seaborn's procedural hesitations and, by relentless questioning and moral moral certitude, …

On a snow‑lit night just before midnight, President Bartlet stands at the Oval Office window with a rosary, tormented by the imminent federal execution after …

In an Orange County hotel conference room, speakers deliver a stirring, patriotic case for a flag‑protection amendment while President Bartlet and supporters applaud. The public …

Outside in the courtyard the senior communications team converts a crisis into a tactical compromise: Josh reports donor Ted Marcus will cancel the fundraiser unless …

In the courthouse lobby, Oliver Babish ambushes Special Prosecutor Clem Rollins, insisting on the White House's good-faith cooperation while slamming leaks to the Wall Street …

In C.J.'s office late at night, amid White House turmoil, Toby deflects her impatience over his delays with a wry anecdote about McDeere's dismal 1-for-23 …

In the bullpen Josh dodges the ceremonial campaign ritual — impatient, sleep-deprived and desperate to skip the motorcade stop — while Donna gently enforces the …