Lock-Up (TV series)

The program stars Macdonald Carey as real-life Philadelphia corporate attorney Herbert L. Maris (1880–1960) and John Doucette as police detective Lieutenant Jim Weston.Each episode began with the following introduction: "These stories are based on the files and case histories of Herbert L. Maris, prominent attorney, who has devoted his life to saving the innocent."The foundation of each episode is the cornerstone of English and American jurisprudence: a person charged with a crime is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.The program's primary theme is that when individuals are charged with a crime, not all is as it first appears and a thorough investigation is duly warranted in order to uncover vital facts pertinent to the case.[1] However, these plans were shelved indefinitely on April 17, 2018, when ClassicFlix announced that they wouldn't be moving on with the project after all, due to the film elements not being in good enough shape.
Crime dramaOtto LangMacdonald CareyJohn DoucetteFrederick W. ZivSingle-cameraZiv Television ProgramsUnited Artists TelevisionSyndicationcharacter developmentsubplotsPhiladelphiainnocent until proven guiltycircumstantial evidencecorporate lawHenry S. KeslerGene L. CoonRobert BlochDyan CannonPaul CarrJohn CarradineAlbert CarrierJean CarsonJack CassidyLon Chaney Jr.Andy ClydeRobert ConradJohn ConsidineEllen CorbyWalter CoyAngie DickinsonJames DruryBuddy EbsenRoss ElliottJoe FlynnJames GriffithNeil HamiltonWanda HendrixClark HowatAdam KennedyDouglas KennedyBrett KingRobert KnappTed KnightDayton LummisGavin MacLeodTyler McVeyJoyce MeadowsMary Tyler MooreLeonard NimoyStefanie PowersSherwood PriceRichard ReevesJohnny SevenHarry Dean StantonLyle TalbotCarol ThurstonBrad TrumbullJohn VivyanHelen WalkerPatrick WaltzCincinnati, OhioHighway PatrolSea HuntScience Fiction TheatreStudio City, CaliforniaWayback MachineYouTube