This guide describes "Just Images" a series of television programs and exhibitions that offers a public forum for analyzing television's influential portrayals of trials, lawyers, and the legal system. Contending that television portrayals of high-profile trials has altered the public's perception of law and the role of lawyers in the legal process, the program aims to better understand the interactions of mass communication, the legal profession, and the public's involvement in legal conflict. The pamphlet provides a brief history of criminal trials on television and describes several television excerpts that are contained in the Museum of Broadcast Communications collection. Additionally, the pamphlet briefly describes the backgrounds and qualifications of the moderator and panelists who appear in the scheduled television programs. (TSV)