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Crown Court is an afternoon television courtroom drama produced by Granada Television for the ITV network that ran from 1972, when the Crown Court system replaced Assize courts and Quarter sessions in the legal system of England and Wales, to 1984.
Cast: David Ashford, William Mervyn, Dorothy Vernon, John Alkin, Richard Wilson, Bernard Gallagher, Edward Jewesbury, Peter Wheeler, Richard Colson, John Flanagan, John Barron, Charles Keating, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Elphick, Frank Middlemass, Jonathan Elsom, William Simons, Bernard Brown, Raymond Huntley, Richard Warner
Writers: David Fisher (Writer), Bruce Stewart (Writer), David Weir (Writer), Paul Wheeler (Writer), David Blunt (Writer), Nicholas Mander (Writer), Olwen Wymark (Writer), Peter Wildeblood (Writer), Stuart Douglass (Writer), Roger Parkes (Writer), Scott Forbes (Writer), Donald Bull (Writer), Sean Hignett (Writer), Mervyn Haisman (Writer), Stephen Fagan (Writer), H.V. Kershaw (Writer), Michael Chapman (Writer), Peter Hill (Writer), Guy Slater (Writer), Bill Strutton (Writer), Alun Richards (Writer), Tony Parker (Writer), Jim Allen (Writer), Ian Curteis (Writer), Michael O'Neill (Writer), Anthony Couch (Writer), Maggie Allen (Writer), Scott Forbes (Writer), Tony Hoare (Writer), Janey Preger (Writer), Jeremy Seabrook (Writer), Brian Stewart (Writer), Patricia Hooker (Writer), David Pinner (Writer)
Production Designer: Denis Parkin
Producers: Howard Baker, Michael Cox, June Roberts
Network: ITV1
