Phillipa Louvois

Phillipa enters poised and professional in uniform, scans the room until she locks eyes with Picard, offers an ironic smile, and deploys a deliberately teasing, slightly provocative line that reframes …

Phillipa arrives on the pass-through, sparring verbally with Picard: professional, defensive, and provocatively flirtatious. She asserts her JAG authority, deflects Picard's barbs with wit, then exits briskly when Nakamura arrives, …

Phillipa greets Picard with a wry blend of professional defensiveness and flirtation, defends her past actions at the Stargazer court-martial as duty, attempts a quick, graceful exit for a dinner …

Seated at her desk she parses Picard's frantic plea with measured control, states the legal limit (cannot stop transfer), proposes resignation as a legal workaround, then rises and deliberately approaches …

Phillipa receives Picard with composed professionalism, answers legal questions bluntly, then moves around her desk and physically closes the gap with a flirtatious, wistful closeness that converts the exchange into …

Phillipa listens with clinical detachment, interjects pointedly to test legal foundations, and nods thoughtfully while steering the conversation toward law rather than rhetoric, turning personal history into prosecutorial leverage.

Phillipa sits expressionless, listening with clinical attention, interjecting with pointed legal questions and a provocative property analogy; she probes the legal categories while maintaining institutional cool.

Phillipa presents her research, cites the Acts of Gould, insists on summary legal authority, improvises a hearing using serving officers, names Riker as prosecutor, and threatens immediate transfer to Commander …

Phillipa presents her researched legal finding, invokes the Acts of Gould, refuses to be swayed by personal appeals, and administratively compels a hearing with cold procedural force.

Presides from the bench with formal authority: calls the hearing to order, rules on objections, inspects exhibited evidence, approves the demonstration and the removal of Data's hand, then grants a …

Judge Phillipa Louvois presides, rules to allow the demonstrations and the removal of the hand, inspects exhibits herself, sustains and overrules objections according to relevance, and grants Picard's requested recess …

Judge Phillipa Louvois presides with procedural firmness: she rules on objections, inspects exhibits, permits the demonstration and the removal of Data's hand, and grants Picard's recess request after the collapse.

Mentioned by Picard as Phillipa Louvois, assistant to the prosecution at the Stargazer court‑martial; described as having dug up evidence and taking professional satisfaction in Picard's current humiliation—an absent but …

Mentioned by Picard as Phillipa — the assistant to the prosecution at the Stargazer court-martial — she is invoked as an antagonistic figure who relishes his earlier defeat and now …

Presides over the hearing, visibly rocked when Data admits intimacy, listens as Picard reframes the legal question, weighs metaphysical implications, and ultimately moves toward a ruling that denies property status.

Presiding over the hearing, Phillipa initially reacts formally but is visibly rocked by Data's intimate evidence and Picard's moral force; she listens as legal categories collapse and ultimately articulates the …

As presiding officer, Phillipa listens, is visibly rocked by the holocube revelation, reacts strongly to Maddox's breakdown, and ultimately moves the verdict away from property law to a humane ruling: …

Judge Phillipa, having just rendered the decision, crosses back to Picard briefly then watches the private exchange; she registers the moral consequence in a small quip about Maddox not calling …