Gregg Thompson doesn't plan on going to war, but that quickly
changes when he's drafted and sent to Vietnam. The young private
finds that he's a fine soldier, but the military values him even
more for his strategic thinking and smarts. He's promoted to
captain and becomes a lawyer, defending the innocent and
prosecuting war criminals. Thompson becomes a critical player in
cases that reflect the social issues and problems affecting not
only the military but the entire country including desertion, rape,
armed robbery, conscientious objectors and much more. Justice is
not always easy to interpret. When two soldiers get in a fight and
an onlooker kills one of the fighters, it's up to Thompson to get a
murder conviction. Other tough cases include a war hero who goes
AWOL in Vietnam, a decorated major accused of selling high-ticket
items on the black market and a soldier who disobeys an order that
doesn't make much sense in the context of jungle warfare. Victories
are not always won on the field of battle. Follow a master lawyer
as he seeks justice in Boots and the Law, a portrait of American
life during Vietnam.
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