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The Justice Game DVD

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Gripping drama series directed by BAFTA winner Norman Stone. As a partner in a successful law firm, Dominic Rossi handles the high-profile criminal work in flamboyant style. But when he finds a link in a series of seemingly unconnected crimes, there's more than just his lifestyle on the line. Having made a major success of his career in America, criminal lawyer Dominic Rossi returns home to his Glasgow roots, investigating both an elderly man killed at a bus stop and defending a man accused of murder sees Rossi discovering the shady hand of big business involved,... digging further he realises that Tim Forsythe is behind things, Forsythe will stop at nothing to make sure Rossi doesn't reveal too much. [show more]

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Released
10 October 2016
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Simply Media 
Classification
Runtime
350 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5019322664284 
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All the episodes from the BBC crime thriller starring Denis Lawson and Michael Kitchen. Criminal lawyer Dominic Rossi (Lawson) returns to his hometown of Glasgow after a much-needed career break in America. When he begins investigating the murder of a man at a bus stop and an ex-soldier accused of a vigilante killing, Rossi starts to delve deeper into the seedy underworld of Glasgow's organised crime.