Legal and true crime network Law&Crime has announced its expanded availability on Cox Media Group’s CTV apps, websites and mobile news apps. CMG apps are available for free on most major platforms including Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, Apple TV and, coming soon, Samsung TV.

Under this new partnership, CMG viewers in the US can watch high-profile legal cases including the ongoing Darrell Brooks Trial in Wisconsin, and the trial of the man accused of massacring eight in Pike County, Ohio. In addition to legal analysis and live trial coverage, the network’s lineup includes the nationally syndicated Law&Crime Daily, which covers the day’s top legal and crime stories, and Prime Crime with Jesse Weber (pictured), a deep dive using original archival video into America’s most notorious crime cases.

“We are thrilled to expand our ongoing partnership with Cox Media Group and bring our channel to viewers on all of the CMG platforms,” said Rachel Stockman, Law&Crime’s President.

CMG’s Executive Vice President of Content, Product, Research and Innovation, Marian Pittman, added: “CMG is thrilled to take this significant step to expand our partnership with Law&Crime. Their high quality content and coverage of important cases of public interest are second to none and align perfectly with CMG’s mission to deliver high quality journalism.”

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