Dark Justice

In the series premiere, we are introduced to the double life of Superior Court Judge Nicholas Marshall (Ramy Zada) who is a by-the-book judge by day and a guardian of justice by night. His associates are Cat (Begona Plaza) and Moon (Dick O'Neill) and in the premiere they add to their ranks Gibs (Clayton Prince), a special effects wizard. Their first target is Caldecott Rush (Shane Black), a corporate hitman who kills a company spy and his girlfriend and is let off by Nick on a technicality. The four then proceed to convince Rush that his last employer, an aerodynamics company with government ties, is out to terminate him. After the company's CEO is exposed by Nick and the gang, they follow Rush to the home of the arresting office in his case. He deliberately planned the bad arrest because Rush's identity had been made. After Rush kills the policeman in a struggle, the newly christened ""Night Watchmen"" deliver their verdict and depart before the police arrive. Rush is then sentence

The second season premiere sees Bruce Abbott assume the role of Nick Marshall and Janet Gunn join the cast as Kelly Cochrane. Kelly is introduced as a P.I. who flagged a police car down for help outside a nightclub and was attacked and raped by the officers. After the case doesn't fly in Nick's courtroom, Nick, Gibs, and Moon trail the four dirty cops. Unbeknownest to them, Kelly is also trailing these cops. She drops her camera on Gibs from the roof of a building and one of the cops is shot and killed by an unknown assailant in the process. The cops are in debt to a loan shark and are robbing businesses on their beat to pay him back. Nick bugs their warehouse poker game but when he retrieves his tape, he is discovered by Kelly, who has figured out the Night Watchmen's secret. In the meantime, another of the police officers is shot and killed. She joins the group and they set up shop as furriers with an opening night inventory worth a million dollars of fur coats, borrowed by Mo