A CASE INVOLVING A 10 YEAR-OLD BOY WHO HAS PLED GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CAUSES A RIFT BETWEEN AMY AND BRUCE, ON "JUDGING AMY," TUESDAY, APRIL 26

"Getting Out" -- Amy's handling of a 10-year-old boy who is considered to be a habitual offender because he started committing crimes when he was 7-years-old causes Amy and Bruce to be at odds, on JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, April 26 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Richard Gershman directed the episode from a script written by Barry O'Brien.

Bruce accuses Amy of being too sympathetic towards the kids that come into her courtroom after he witnesses her lack of objectivity in recent cases. Meanwhile, Maxine tries to keep a foster family consisting of children with special needs together after one of the parents is laid-off making it difficult for the family to keep up their mortgage payments. Amy Gray: Amy Brenneman
Maxine Gray: Tyne Daly
Vincent Gray: Dan Futterman
Bruce Van Exel: Richard T. Jones
Peter Gray: Marcus Giamatti
Gillian Gray: Jessica Tuck
Lauren Cassidy: Karle Warren
Donna Kozlowski: Jillian Armenante
Sean Potter: Timothy Omundson
Yvonne Dunbar: Katherine LaNasa
Junior Lopez: Justin Martin
Molly Babitz: Camille Saviola
ASA Teresa Willings: Francesca P. Roberts
Marcus: Francis Capra
Anhel: Arien Escarpeta
Anthony: Saul Huezo
Kathy Coverdale: Cyd Strittmatter
Tammy: Heather Bandy
Billy: Gabriel Douglas
Roland: Jordan Michael Silcock
Jimmy: Jeffrey Noah Silcock
Christopher Coddington: John Rothman
Guard: Big Jim Calloway
Gerald Leeth: John Sanderford
Patrick Kirby: Paul Tuerpe
Graciela Reyes: Tara Correa-McMullen
Ronald Jenkins: Billy Gallo
Receptionist: Carmella Riley

RATING: To Be Announced