Criminal Court (film)

Criminal Court is a 1946 American film noir directed by Robert Wise. The film stars Tom Conway, Martha O'Driscoll, June Clayworth, and Irving Bacon.

The plot revolves around a district attorney (Conway) who is framed for murder. He must use his wits and legal knowledge to clear his name and expose the real killer while avoiding capture by the police, who believe him to be guilty. The film features elements typical of film noir, including a complex plot, suspenseful atmosphere, and characters operating in morally ambiguous situations. It is known for its atmospheric cinematography and suspenseful pacing, characteristics of Robert Wise's directorial style.