Even though In Justice sucks, at least it's different then your usual procedurial. It's interesting seeing how they figure out someone didn't do it, even though the fact that every episode the police are corrupt and clueless is getting old. The fact that in every episode they'll confront someone, who will laugh them off and say "I'd like to see you try", only for them to bring up some evidence forcing them to comply is getting old.
Without a Trace is the best of the procedurials. It's more character-driven then most as they take you into someone's life each episode. The show also has compelling stories, great acting and is not afraid to be horribly depressing. The Jack-widow storyline looks like a dud, but to Without's credit, they usually figure this out and let it go.
Criminal Minds is the other procedurial I watch. It's a bad knockoff of Without a Trace at times, but Mandy Patakin does a good Anthony LaPaglia and they're good at creating suspence. They're also starting to add more depth to Patakin's character, so yay for that.
I also watched Killer Instinct and loved it, if only to see what stupid crime they would come up with next. It was unique, if nothing else.