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Justice
Television Mini-Series

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Character: Sharna Mulhearne

Created by: Colin McKeown

Directed by: Ian Barber, Noreen Kershaw and Mark Heller

Written by: Shaun Duggan, Nick Leather, Alice Nutter and Esther Wilson

Produced by: Liam Keelan (executive producer), Colin McKeown (executive producer / producer) and Donna Molloy (line producer)

Cast Members: Robert Pugh, Gillian Kearney, Tom Georgeson, Gary Mavers, Jake Abraham, Ellie Paskell, Tricia Penrose and Louis Emerick

Released date: April 4, 2011

Episode(s) Number: Appeared in all episodes

Genre: Drama

Duration: 45min

Justice is a British legal drama starring Robert Pugh as Judge Patrick Coburn. The first episode was originally broadcast on April 4, 2011 on BBC One. Frank Sinatra's "This Town" is the theme song.

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