AMY QUITS THE BENCH AND CONSIDERS RUNNING FOR U.S. SENATOR, ON THE SIXTH SEASON FINALE OF "JUDGING AMY," TUESDAY, MAY 3

Sherilyn Fenn (�Twin Peaks�) Guest Stars as Heather Reid

"My Name is Amy Gray" -- After being disillusioned with the juvenile justice system, Amy resigns and considers running for a Senate seat in Connecticut, on the sixth season finale of JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, May 3 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Helen Shaver directed the episode from a script written by executive producer Carol Barbee.

Sherilyn Fenn (�Twin Peaks�) guest-stars as Heather Reid

After she resigns, Amy must decide whether or not she should speak at the Senate committee hearing about the problems with the juvenile justice system. Doing so would mean that she is beginning her campaign to be elected a U.S. Senator. Meanwhile, Maxine investigates a case involving a 9-year girl who is raped on the way to school. Maxine becomes suspicious of the girl�s mother (Fenn) and wonders if she may have been involved with the incident.

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
Ignacio Messina: Cheech Marin
Heather Reid: Sherilyn Fenn
Rob Holbrook: Jim Parsons
Marty Levine: Sam Trammell
Cemetery worker #1: John Mariano
Miguel: David Ortiz
ASA John Harcourt: Jim Holmes
Dr. Jay Weiss: James Harper
Amber Reid: Jennette McCurdy
Female Police Officer: Rachel Seymoure
Cemetery Worker: Dennis A. Pratt
Officer: Louis Iacoviello
Committee Chairman: Tom Schmid
Colby Bates: Randall Bentley
Susan Matson: Penny Fuller
Betty Fratzke: Stacie Knock

RATING: To Be Announced