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Judd for the Defense/Square House
| Square House | |
| Season 1, Episode 24 | |
| Airdate | March 1, 1968 |
| Production Number | 1824 |
| Written by | Arthur Rowe |
| Directed by | Alex March |
| Produced by | Harold Gast & Charles Russell |
| ← 1x23 The Devil's Surrogate |
1x25 → The Worst of Both Worlds |
| Judd for the Defense — Season One | |
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Square House is the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of Judd for the Defense.
Starring: Carl Betz (Clinton Judd), Stephen Young (Ben Caldwell)
Guest Stars: Robert Duvall (Ray Cane), Collin Wilcox Horne (Vicki Anderson), Hugh Marlowe (Kincaid), Jeff Corey (Rankin)
Special Guest Star: Simon Oakland (Sam Ghari)
Robert Karnes (Sgt. Edward Karis), Robert Foulk (Otto), Phillip Terry (Judge), Joel Fluellen (Ex Con), Raymond Mayo (John Maxwell), Phil Posner (Congliaro), Sydney Smith (Chairman Phillips), John Hubbard (Lund), Burt Conroy (Detective Keith Burger), Scott Garrett (Gordon)
and Walter Burke (Shimmy Jones)
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Plot Overview
A halfway house for ex-cons has their license jeopardized when it's discovered that one of the residents is a parole violator. Judd goes to bat for both the accused parole violator and the house and is able to ensure that the man won't be charged with a parole violation and won't involve himself with anyone at the halfway house, as well as securing the house's license. When the parolee loses his job and starts consorting with criminal colleagues, he winds up in trouble once again and needs Judd's help.
