Is Conviction coming back?

Conviction ended on May 19, 2006, on NBC. The show was a legal drama series from 2006 that focused on young assistant district attorneys working in the New York District Attorney's office. It was a fast-paced, character-driven series centered around high-profile cases that tested the skills and resolve of the prosecutors, led by bureau chief Alexandra Cabot. Conviction was a drama, crime, and legal series that premiered in March 2006. It depicted the professional lives of prosecutors as they handled complex legal battles and moral dilemmas in the courtroom, providing a glimpse into the challenges faced by those working in the justice system. The cast included Stephanie March as Bureau Chief Alexandra Cabot, Eric Balfour as Assistant D.A. Brian Peluso, Jordan Bridges as Assistant D.A. Nick Potter, Milena Govich as Assistant D.A. Jessica Rossi, Anson Mount as Deputy D.A. Jim Steele, Julianne Nicholson as Assistant D.A. Christina Finn, and J. August Richards as Assistant D.A. Billy Desmond. The show received a rating of 7.5 on TVMaze and had a runtime of 60 minutes per episode.