(NOTE TO EDITORS: The following episode of JAG has been substituted for the one previously scheduled for Oct. 15.)

HARM TRIES TO CLEAR THE NAME OF A SEAMAN IN A 20-YEAR-OLD MURDER CASE, ON "JAG," FRIDAY, OCT. 15

"Retrial" -- Harm re-opens a 20-year-old murder case in an effort to exonerate an imprisoned Seaman, on JAG, Friday, Oct. 15 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jeannot Szwarc directed the episode from a script by Larry Moskowitz. (Previously scheduled for an earlier date)

At the request of Seaman Saul Wainright (guest star William Sadler), who is serving a life sentence in a federal prison for stabbing a transsexual prostitute 20 years ago, Harm convinces Naval authorities to re-open the case. The Seaman always proclaimed his innocence, insisting that he accidentally stabbed the prostitute once. She was later found dead of multiple stab wounds. With help from outside legal counsel, Harm conducts an investigation into whether the authorities were negligent at the trial when they didn't inform his defense attorney that a convicted felon confessed to the murder before his death. Meanwhile, Bud is up against Mac in court when he defends a bigamist.

Cmdr. Harmon Rabb Jr.: David James Elliott
Lt. Col. Sarah MacKenzie: Catherine Bell
Lt. Cmdr. Bud Roberts: Patrick Labyorteaux
Cmdr. Sturgis Turner: Scott Lawrence
P.O. Coates: Zoe McLellan
SecNav Sheffield: Dean Stockwell
Alicia Montes: Maria del Mar
Saul Wainright: William Sadler
Rachel Hanna: Ali Hillis
Chief Warrant Officer Morris Renfield: Christopher Neiman
Tamaray: James Brandon
Marsha Renfield: Wendy Schenker
Emma Renfield: Dendrie Taylor
Loretta Renfield: Kacie Borrowman
Hearing Officer: Carol Potter
Henry Kale: William Allen Young
Congressman Marvin Bolton: Ray Wise
Navy Captain Richard Carey: Richard McGonagle
Navy Captain Wilks: Dar Dixon
Bruce Gasden, PhD: Charles Floyd Johnson
Young Saul Wainright: Bradley Snedeker

RATING: To Be Announced