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Add content advisory. User reviews 2 Review. Top review. When I first stumbled upon this, I thought it was a parody of all the other "real life" court room shows. And i'm still not convinced it isn't. Take one country-fried rube spouting shmaltzy good ol' fashioned home spun wisdom cliches, and a various assortment of trailer-trash, toothless peckerwoods and other pathetic losers harping about their petty problems, and you have the making for one of the funniest half-hours on TV which isn't difficult nowadays.

Details Edit. Release date March United States. United States. Official site. Houston, Texas, USA. Fox Television Network. However the locally based agency voluntarily pulled out of the review, citing conflicts with client Bank United, recently acquired by Washington Mutual Inc.

FKM first began the review assuming the agency would have severed ties with client Bank United because of its pending acquisition by Washington Mutual. There was no formal review, but regular trips to Seattle, where Washington Mutual is based, he adds.

At the same time, the agency's long-time client Houston Cellular was swept up in a recent telecom deal, becoming Cingular. FKM no longer handles the company's advertising. When they merged to be part of Cingular, they had national agencies," says Toby Stark at Fogarty Klein.

FKM had been working with the local company for 15 years. The PR team, however, has retained that account. The agency has been working with Houston Cellular on the PR side for only the last year, and will continue to assist in regional public relations, Stark says. See all results for this question. When did Texas Justice start and end? Is there a book about Texas Justice? Television show. Doherty starred in the show Texas Justice from — The court show is currently in syndication.

Doherty judged cases in the show, making legally binding decisions. The series lasted for 5 seasons, from March 26, , until November 14, It was officially cancelled in September Davis was proud of her portrayal of Oakley and how the character doled out her own justice without killing.