Following the conclusion of '' LA Law '' Martin was hired as a story editor and writer for the third season of '' Homicide : Life on the Street '' in 1994 . The series focused on a single squad of Homicide detectives in Baltimore , Maryland . She co-wrote seven episodes for the third season . Staff writer Bonnie Mark wrote the teleplay for the episode " Fits Like a Glove " from a story by Martin and executive producer and show runner Tom Fontana . Mark , Fontana and Martin were nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for episodic drama at the February 1996 ceremony for writing " Fits Like a Glove " . She wrote the teleplay for the episode " Happy to Be Here " from a story she co-wrote with Fontana . David Rupel wrote the teleplay for the episode " Partners " from a story by Martin and Fontana . She co-wrote the teleplay for the episode " The City That Bleeds " with fellow story editor Jorge Zamacona for a story by Mark and executive story editor James Yoshimura . She co-wrote the teleplay for the episode " Dead End " with Zamacona from a story by Yoshimura . She co-wrote the teleplay for the episode " Law and Disorder " with Mark from a story by Yoshimura and co-executive producer Henry Bromell . Novelist Jane Smiley wrote the teleplay for the episode " In Search of Crimes Past " from a story by Martin and Bromell . She became a producer for the fourth season in 1995 . She co-wrote two episodes for the fourth season . She wrote the teleplay for the season premiere " Fire : Part 1 " from a story by Fontana and Bromell . She wrote the episode " Requiem for Adena " . In 1996 Martin collaborated with Fontana as a co-writer and producer on the television feature '' The Prosecutors '' . The project was co-written by Fontana and novelist Lynda La Plante . The film focused on a team of female prosecuting attorneys and starred Stockard Channing and Michelle Forbes
February 1996 ceremony
Writers Guild of America Awards 1995
Julie Martin (writer)