Courtroom drama, each case takes three episodes. At the end of the third episode, a jury of "ordinary people" comes to a verdict on the evidence presented.
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Dr Barbara Baxter stands accused of publishing a defamatory article against a Fulchester plastics company claiming deaths have occurred due to vinyl chloride poisoning.
Union's solicitor told Mrs. Flynn that without an autopsy, on her husband, it would be hard to prove a wrongful death case against Fulchester Plastics. Dr. Gill agrees but he adds that he found aspects of Mr. Flynn's death puzzling.
Brian Jones claims Dr. Baxter was jumping on the bandwagon and wanted to shutdown Fulchester Plastics. Arnold Griffiths runs the Health and Safety department and says the link between vinyl chloride and cancer was only discovered in 1974.
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