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That man... Travis...
ruined my daughter's life!

He will ruin the life
of my granddaughter.

He should pay for what he did.

Don't say that about him, Mama.

- Abbey, please.
- Ma'am, I see you love Travis,

but this is a sentencing hearing,

and your mother has the right

to make a statement against him.

Please proceed, Mrs. Harper.

Travis got caught stealing this car,

but he stole from me. He lies.

Judge, you let him go,
it's gonna be worse.

You need to teach him a lesson.

You're always cutting him down

- about his hair...
- Mr. Watkins.

- ...about him finding a job.
- Weeds need cuttin' down!

Order! Order!

Ma'am, please step down.

Deputy Thomas.

All right, let's take a brief recess...

Hands behind your back.

...to get our passions under control.

Mr. Watkins...

Your Honor, a moment of your time.

Mr. Fisk, your trial doesn't
start until later today.

Well, Your Honor, I'd hoped you'd respond

to my motion for summary judgment,

and Carissa Shaw could walk free now.

First of all, I've already
granted your motion

to have your clients' priors excluded,

which is huge in an armed robbery case.

I suggest you take that win.

Sherri, please call Maintenance.

I did, 20 minutes ago, Your Honor.

Second of all, Mr. Fisk, I have no doubt

that you are
an excellent divorce attorney,

but summary judgments are a civil matter.

If you want to help Carissa,

I suggest you brush up
on your criminal procedure.

Judge Carmichael, rest
assured, I understand the law

and only have my client's
best interests at heart.

I'll do everything
in my power to help Carissa.

We're almost there, Ms. Shaw.

I didn't rob that store.

Don't even have a gun. I ain't
messing with another strike.

That's wise.

Cashier saw a chick
with a bandana on her face,

saying it's me. How?
How does he know that?

- He doesn't, right?
- I couldn't say.

My daddy did me one last favor.

He got me this Fisk guy.

Last lawyer totally screwed me.

Court-appointed public defender.

Couldn't do nothing, hung me out.

Two years in prison later.

You ever hear of the Marsden motion?

- Martian?
- Marsden.

If you think your public defender

isn't doing right by you, tell the judge.

Marsden motion.
And you can fire your P.D.

Where were you the first two strikes?

Let's go.

Carissa, hey. You're back.

Feels like I never left.

Hey, moving day, right?

Yeah. New start.

Hey, if you're trying new things...

I'll catch up with you later, okay?

- What was that about?
- What? Luke?

I don't know. Help with moving?

Uh, I meant the stink eye
with that prisoner.

Carissa. I was the P.D.
on her first strike.

Conviction. She must have
just gotten out.

- Guess she missed us.
- When she transferred to state prison,

the P.D.'s office... we helped her
get into a treatment program.

I hoped that she was
gonna turn things around.

And there you have it.

The great sea of humanity
is destined to disappoint.

Okay, Danny Stahler, welcome.

Four counts...
felony residential burglary,

one homeowner reports stolen jewelry.

Pretty straightforward, Mr. Stahler.

You were found in the house.

You can save us some time
and the taxpayers some money.

Minimum is two years.
If you plea that out,

- I'll make sure that...
- I'm gonna stop you right there, Mark.

I'm sure you're familiar with
the unconsciousness defense?

- You gotta be kidding me.
- Mr. Stahler was sleepwalking

during the time of his alleged crimes.

He could not form the intent
to commit felony burglary.

At worst, he's guilty
of aggravated trespass.

- A misdemeanor.
- 5 grand of jewelry is missing.

- Was he sleep-shopping or...
- Danny's distraught.

He lost his job.

- He's facing foreclosure.
- Ah. There's your motive.

He hasn't let himself sleep
since his arrest.

He's afraid of what he might do.
Misdemeanor trespass.

Come on, Val. That's not a serious offer.

Otherwise, we'll see you in court.

- I'll counter with my own sleep expert.
- Knock yourself out.

I'm so tired.

I'm so tired all of the time.

Just tired enough
to break into a few houses

and steal some stuff. Yeah.

We're done here.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.

- Hey.
- Hi! Today's the day.

Absolutely. My client finally accepted

a sweet plea deal.

- Move-in day.
- With you. Excited!

I'm so excited.
Let's talk housewarming party.

- Hey, Sherri.
- Maintenance is not responding.

I took matters into my own hands.

Where did you find...

There weren't enough on the eighth floor.

So you raided all the supply closets?

I prefer the term
"emergency redistribution."

Remind me, we need paper towels!

Thank you.

Sherri, escort me to chambers?

Mr. Callan. Come to witness me
make the sentencing call

on my grand theft auto case?

Thinking jail time
or probation, Your Honor?

I haven't spoken to my defendant yet,

and that is not an appropriate
question, counsel.

What's up with the towel brigade?

- Maintenance is on it.
- They've been notified.

Let me try calling him again.

Does maintenance not realize
this is an emergency?

Just got to know
the right person to call.

Start with Jake.

Jake. Who's Jake?

Okay, spill it. What's up?

"Burnt Wick tonight. Stop by. Catch up."

Your dad's making an effort.

Or he needs money.

- This is creepy.
- What?

Sitting down here, looking up at you.

- Ugh.
- Try the view from up here.

Reserving judgment until you've heard

what everyone has to say,

holding people accountable
for their actions

and, when appropriate,

giving them the opportunity to do better.

Wait. Are we talking
about sentencing or my father?

Hmm. Sphinx-like judge.

I don't have the words,
Your Honor, for how sorry I am.

I made a mistake,

and I don't want to make excuses.

I appreciate that, Mr. Bolson,
but I'm interested

in what you were thinking
at the time of your crime.

I wasn't thinking. Abbey was sick.

Our baby girl Nevaeh was on the way,

and we needed cash.

I know now that there is no quick fix,

and I'm committed
to doing right by my family.

I got this ink to remind me
of my priorities.

I got a job, and I'm
gonna do this the slow way,

the hard way, and whether
I get to start that now,

or I gotta wait three years,
that don't change my resolve.

Thank you for your candor, Mr. Bolson.

You are hereby sentenced to the maximum

for the crime of
grand theft auto... three years.

However, as this is your first offense,

I am suspending that sentence
and placing you on probation...

credit for time you've served,

100 hours of community service.

I want you to have every incentive

to keep your promises.

If you show up in this courtroom again,

you will immediately receive
that sentence of three years.

No ifs, ands, or I'm sorrys.

- Is that understood?
- Yes, Your Honor.

Then that will be the order.

Aah!

Ohh!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

Back up! Back up!

- Ohh!
- Come on, back up!

Ohh!

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Really? Our case files.

- I'm going in.
- I wouldn't do that.

Nothing goes out or in
until testing is complete.

I have a trial starting in 10.

Use Judge Rogstad's court.
He's on vacation.

Right. I heard he needed a rest.

And rehab. Oh, sorry.

Were we using euphemisms?

Courtroom 814 is your new home,

and it comes with
its own Judicial Assistant,

Mr. Sai Dalal.

Thank you, Your Honor.

Dr. Dalal, we would like to get
our docket back on schedule.

You can arrange with Ms. Kansky...

I'm so sorry, Your Honor.

Technically in the bylaws,

J.A.s are assigned to the courtroom.

Technically, that's accurate, but...

I have the right...
obligation, actually...

to stay in my court.

Judge Carmichael requires
an experienced assistant.

Yes, but rules. Am I right?

Sherri, I'm sure you could use a break.

Mr. Dalal, I will see you in 814.

Yes.

This is amazing.

Lola's, like, the coolest judge
in the building.

First, document protocol.
Judge Carmichael...

not Lola, never Lola...
prefers prior cases

in reverse chronological order.
Margin notes flagged with...

Yeah, I'm kind of a watch-and-learn guy.

I just need the files, please.

The People will show
beyond a reasonable doubt

that Carissa Shaw was
the woman behind the mask

with the loaded gun in her hand.

Carissa Shaw committed armed robbery.

Thank you, Your Honor.

Mr. Fisk, you may begin.

When I first met Carissa,
she was just this big,

a wide-eyed, innocent girl
so pure of heart.

Once she saw a candy bar
on a television commercial

and tried to grab it from the screen,

and when it disappeared, she wept.

- Objection.
- Let's start a little closer

to the alleged robbery, shall we?

Carissa's character is on trial.
Context is everything.

There is a time and place
for that context.

Ladies and gentlemen, the cashier

who ID'd my client
is about to lie to you.

Counsel, you need to stick
to the facts of the case.

I plan to demonstrate
that is a fact, Your Honor.

He misidentified
a partially covered face.

Which you are not permitted
to state during your opening.

Arguments are to be made

after you've established the facts.

Are you more concerned about the cashier

- or about my client?
- Mr. Fisk, my responsibility

is to ensure both sides
receive a fair trial.

Move on. Carefully.

Judge hates my lawyer.

Right from the start,
she all over the guy.

I wouldn't say that she's...

She's calling out on what, like,
what, like, technicalities?

There are rules. She's a fair judge.

How is this fair? I got clean.

I got out early on good behavior,

and here I am,

and some jacked-up cashier's
about to lie on me,

and I'm, like, another strike,

going back for 25 years.

Sorry. If you're me,
you don't care about rules.

Thrilled you could make it, Dr. Rycroft.

Sleep psychs are hard to find.

So are solutions to the mysteries

of the sleeping brain.

I'll take your word for it.

So, Danny Stahler, residential burglary,

claims he was sleepwalking
when he broke into four houses.

Is that even possible?

It's not like he mistook
the fireplace for the bathroom.

Quite thoroughly documented.

Complex tasks, driving,
eating, all while asleep,

triggered by medication, by stress.

Danny crawled in
through the bathroom window,

- stole jewelry...
- The mind creates

some wonderfully elaborate defenses.

So do desperate lawyers.

Already I can see we're alike, Mark.

It, too, enjoy testing defenses.

Discomfort is very revealing.

You avoid discomfort, don't you?

No, I'm just, you know,
always comfortable.

What do you avoid to maintain that?

Or... who?

It's healthy to keep destructive people

at arm's length, doctor.

Therapist told me that on TV.

- Hmm.
- So...

when can you evaluate Danny?

I hear your concerns, Your Honor,

but I know the law.

Mr. Fisk, yours is not
a criminal practice.

Maybe you could use
additional time to prepare.

I'm ready to go, Your Honor.
I've watched Carissa grow up,

and, yes, make some bad choices
after her brother died.

She's suffered,
but she does not deserve...

Then perhaps we should request
an experienced public defender.

Who will sleepwalk through her trial.

Mr. Fisk, the public defenders I know

are some of the hardest-working
people in the justice system.

Their passion and dedication
is unmatched.

Rivaled only by
their cynicism and fatigue.

- Judge Carmichael, if I may...
- By all means, Ms. Gray.

The only question is if Mr. Fisk's client

is satisfied with his representation.

Which Carissa is.

Then forgive me, Your Honor.

I'm not entirely clear
what we're doing here.

Mr. Fisk, I trust
you will let your client know

we've offered options.

A word of advice.

Prison blues can bias a jury.

Get Carissa something else to wear.

Hey.

Walked by 802. Asbestos?

Maybe. They're testing.

And now I have this tickle.

A tickle. That's cute.

My throat... it's probably a cold,

but now all of a sudden, I'm thinking...

Asbestos-related respiratory illness?

Probably psychosomatic.

Probably. The new courtroom's confusing.

Everything's flipped.

Nobody knows where they should be.

The defense lawyer's terrible.

Wait. For the woman in the elevator?

Carissa Shaw. Seems like
you two have history?

Former client.

Well, this guy's never done
criminal. Train wreck.

Really?

You okay?

What? Yeah. Yeah. Moving day. Asbestos.

- Busy mind.
- Hey, before you take off,

trying new things...
does that include dinner?

Want to, but I can't.

Sara and I are... I'm moving tonight.

Okay, but I could have
asbestos poisoning,

and then we'll never get a chance...

Tomorrow. Let's do it tomorrow.

It's a date... for dinner.

- Mm-hmm.
- It is a dinner date.

Take care of that tickle.

Detective Hernandez,

did the cashier identify
Carissa Shaw in a six-pack?

Yes, I showed him an array of photos.

We select the photos based
on the witness description,

and individuals with a record...

Sorry.

Trust me. We're with it.

You were saying, detective?

Individuals with a record.

Um, yes. Individuals
whose history suggest

possible propensity to commit
the crime under investigation.

Please describe Carissa's
previous criminal history.

Objection.

Objection. I am instructing
the witness not to answer.

The jury will disregard
that last exchange.

We'll take a recess.

Counselors, please approach.

Ms. Gray, I know you know better.

Mr. Fisk, you filed a motion

to suppress her prior convictions.

Why wouldn't you object when
they came up in open court?

I was about to...

Before or after the jury was prejudiced?

I want to allow you
the space to do your job,

but if you self-destruct,
your client pays the price.

Get your defense in order.
She deserves better.

I didn't know if you'd show.

Man's gotta eat.

Something you wanna talk about or...

How's work?

- Work?
- Yeah.

- How's my work?
- Yeah, how are things

in the great annals of justice?

I'm curious.

Since when?

How's your work, Vic?

What you getting into these days?

Fish and chips are pretty decent here.

I know you watch your weight.

Okay. How about I tell you about mine,

you tell me about yours?

Got a burglary. Defense says
the client was sleepwalking.

You serious?

- Not buying it, but...
- That's my boy.

Pretty sure that would be
every prosecutor.

So... your turn.

Grab us some menus.

Plus, I gotta take a leak.

Is that all?

Well, there's storage, too,
but who needs two couches?

We can decide. One of yours, one of mine.

I don't really know what's mine legally.

Joe left with his clothes, basically.

Dividing assets is...

For Future Emily.

So Luke mentioned
Carissa's lawyer stumbling?

- More like imploding.
- What?

It was wild.
Definitely in the top 10 file.

- Tell me everything.
- Like?

Well, like what has the
prosecution put into evidence?

That feels less gossip

and more, mm, I'm uncomfortable just...

Sorry. Hundreds of cases every year.

So many hard stories.

You build a resistance,
but every once in a while,

one just sticks.

Why Carissa?

I think I recognize the shape
of the chip on her shoulder.

- You're nothing alike.
- You'd be surprised.

All right. I can say...

Carissa doesn't realize
the trouble she's in.

I need your help setting up
an Instagram account.

Why?

Your cousin Lisa says I need one.

You're still in touch with her
after she stole your Mustang?

Well, she used it to move to Sacramento.

And she never gave it back.

- There you go.
- Thanks, hon.

Yep.

Bon appétit.

Mr. Callan.

Yeah. What can I do for you?

Victor Callan,
I'm Detective Bale with the LAPD.

I have a warrant for your arrest.

- What's going on?
- I have no idea.

I need you to get up, sir.

Can I get this to go?

All right, you wanna tell me
why you're arresting me,

or is that part of the fun for you guys?

My name is Mark Callan.
I'm a Deputy District Attorney.

You need to tell me what
my father's being arrested for.

- I actually don't.
- Hey, what the hell is going on here?

Murder.

Are you sure?

I thought maybe making book,

RICO charge, but murder?

Has to be a mistake.

Do you know any details,
the victim's name?

Nothing. D.A. declared
conflict of interest,

kicked it up to the State A.G.,

but they're not sharing any info.

Let me do some back channeling.

I've been up all night

shaking trees with his
old gambling buddies.

And?

Either they don't know
or they don't care.

Vic's not great at relationships.

I feel sick.

- Mark, you should go home.
- No. No, no, no.

I need to work. I need to be here.

Maybe someone in my office
will hear something.

You need to get him counsel.

He can take care of himself.

Vic's always been
a little dirty, acts big,

but I thought it was small stuff.

What the hell did he get himself into?

I have to get to trial.
I'll check in with you later.

How long had you been at work?

I had just clocked in.
Uh, I'm the night cashier.

Do you see the person who robbed
you at gunpoint here today?

- Yes.
- Can you please point them out?

- Her, there.
- Indicating the defendant.

No further questions, Your Honor.

Your witness, Mr. Fisk.

Let's discuss your drug use.
Did you smoke pot today?

- Um, what?
- Objection.

Sustained.

Mr. Barbu, you've had a DUI, right?

Counsel, approach!

What? The guy's a drunk.

He was probably drunk
on the night in question.

Mr. Fisk, these tactics
might work in divorce court,

but Mr. Barbu's personal habits
are not on trial here.

Right. Carissa is, Your Honor.

Maybe you've forgotten that.

- It's my right to cross as I please.
- No, it's not.

The jury is excused.

Deputy Bench, the witness and the gallery

are also excused.

I felt a disturbance in the Force.

These calm her.
Not to eat. Just to look at.

Well, flowers are very calming, too,

so you can take those
back to your workplace.

Mr. Fisk, you appear unable

to handle a criminal proceeding.

You push back on every offer to help.

I see you haven't even retained an expert

on eyewitness testimony.

Were you even planning on calling one?

What possible use would that be?

Ms. Shaw, your lawyer's missteps

will lead to your inevitable conviction,

which will likely be denied an appeal.

I am removing him as your lawyer

for ineffective assistance of counsel.

Mr. Fisk, you are fired.

What do you mean,

you don't know where he is, Sully?

Well, when my father gets
his cell assignment,

let me know.

He's a troubled man, Mark.

Danny Stahler.

He lost his business.
He's clearly struggling

from some childhood issues.

I think he's genuinely suffering
from a sleep condition.

I didn't get any sleep last night.

I didn't break into a house,
steal jewelry.

Which only proves that you are not him

and that we need to understand
each other better

before you draw a conclusion.

So that's your assessment?

Danny Stahler has a condition?

I'm running a sleep study
with him tonight.

You'll have my findings in the morning.

Are you always this suspicious of people?

I'm a prosecutor.

What drew you to this line of work?

Born into it, I guess.

I heard you need a new lawyer.

No. No.

Judge fires my lawyer, and now I got you?

I asked for your case.

'Cause screwing me over
once wasn't enough?

I went to jail.

Because the People have
the evidence to convict you.

Good lawyer gets that stuff thrown out.

I looked at this case.
The eyewitness ID is shaky.

I believe you. Don't give up.

Your brother wouldn't have wanted you to.

- You never met him.
- You've told me enough stories.

I feel like I know him... a little.

It wasn't fair, you losing him,

and it messed you up for a while,

but you got better.
Let's keep you better.

Don't do that... use him against me.

I hope you don't mind meeting at my club.

It's such a beautiful day.

To be honest, I needed the air.

So you finally caught the man
who broke into my home

- and stole my jewelry.
- Alleged to have done it, yeah.

Come on, Mr. Callan.
You wouldn't be sitting here

if you didn't think he was guilty.

Well, we still need to
convince the jury, Ms. Mackin.

- Please, call me Kiki.
- Kiki, I read the statement

you gave to the police. I just wanted...

Every time I look down at my hand,

my grandmother's diamond ring is missing.

I take it off to do the dishes.

Gloves, you know?

Then one day I forget to put it back on.

I know I shouldn't get
attached to things, but...

Have you recovered it
or any of my pieces?

Not yet, but the case is still open.

I saw him all the time walking his dog.

I just never imagined he was
casing the neighborhood.

I'd be happy to take the stand.

Thank you, Mr. Mackin.

Sweet dog.

I guess you just never know
what some people are capable of.

No, ma'am, you don't.

- Hmm.
- Excuse me.

Okay, sure.

Do you know an Addison Farwell?

No. I have no idea who that is.

Hedge fund manager in her 40s?

Ran a high-stakes backroom card game?

Why? She know what's up with Vic?

No. She is allegedly the woman he...

Allegedly, remember?
Nothing's proven yet.

Addison Farwell.

How...

How did she die?

Ms. Lopez, nice to see you.

I assume you'll be making
a motion for continuance?

Per the wishes of my client,
no, Your Honor.

Jurors, you will notice
that Ms. Shaw has a new lawyer.

You are not to read anything
into this change.

You are not to speculate
as to why this change occurred.

The facts of this case have not changed.

I heard about this Marsden
thing. I wanna do that.

I'm sorry?

A Marsden... motion, I think.

The defendant has requested
a Marsden hearing.

Bailiff, please clear the courtroom.

Ms. Gray, you're also excused.

- Judge Carmichael...
- Ms. Shaw has a right to be heard.

This is a bad idea.

What is your grievance, Ms. Shaw?

I did my time. I know people who only got

less than, like, two years
for what I did, but okay, fine.

I got out, and I swore
I'm never going back.

Ms. Shaw, I'm asking about your complaint

regarding Ms. Lopez.

I'm trying to explain.

The cops picked me up for nothing,

and now I'm on my second lawyer,

who lost my last case.

Has Ms. Lopez done anything
suggesting negligence or...

All you people are
"fair trial, fair trial."

I just want mine.

Ms. Shaw, I will give your request

the full consideration it deserves.

We'll pick this up tomorrow.

Thank you.

'Sup, Luke?

All right, Chef Walker.

This is Emily.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

- Welcome to...
- Sure.

Ah! You won't need that.

Oh, you're just gonna...
He's gonna cook for us?

- Mm-hmm.
- No shellfish. We got you.

Because I told you I didn't eat shellfish

at the diner, and you remembered.

- Uh-huh.
- And you have a friend who's a chef?

Just keeps getting better.

Previous life. Hold on. Check this out.

Nice.

It's a completely different setup.

Last time, Carissa didn't have a case.

This time, she does,
but she doesn't see that.

It's like she doesn't want help,

like she's got some...

I'm sorry. I keep talking about work.

- I'm sorry.
- Mm, no, talk about work. I love it.

- You do love it, don't you?
- I can't get enough.

Me, neither. I love it.

Anyway, how the hell does she even know

about a Marsden hearing?

That's a specialized bit of knowledge.

She couldn't have... What?

Um, okay. I might have mentioned it.

You... Sorry. You... You might have...

I didn't know that you were
gonna be her lawyer.

You gave Carissa Shaw legal advice?

No, not legal advice. It was
more like a... like a tip.

You gave her a legal tip.

I thought she should know.

That she should have fired me?

No. That... Okay, wait. We should just...

Okay, that's misrepresenting...

You don't know anything about Carissa...

I didn't... This is not what I...

...or the details of what that case were.

No, no, I know. I know.

You are always educating
your clients about the law.

Carissa's not your client. She's mine.

I get that you feel like a lawyer.

But I'm still a bailiff
and I should act like one?

That's not what I was
gonna say, but yeah.

You could get yourself
in serious trouble.

Sleeping with your eyes open?

Just call me Danny Stahler.

- Talk to your dad?
- Still lost in the system.

Has it always taken this long
to process people?

What do you think?
Pour yourself into your work.

It's how avoid my problems.

At almost every trial,

I see the defendant's
family members sitting there,

dressed up, stone-faced,

as we describe in gruesome detail

all the terrible things

their loved ones have done.

Yeah, I don't know how they do it.

Some don't. They cut bait.

I've always wondered how they decide

whether or not to show up.

Guess I'm gonna find out.

Get some rest.

Callan.

There's nothing else
I need to be aware of?

Are you asking me if I'm involved?

Just need to know if there's
anything to get ahead of.

You know what, boss?

Go throw yourself into some work.

Mmm. Quite the breakfast.

Abbey, Travis Bolson's girlfriend,

sent them as a thank you
for letting him go home.

Want one?

I never trust food anyone sends me.

I heard about the Marsden.

Having three lawyers
over the course of a trial...

not a good look.
And it's Emily Lopez, so...

Who has a history with her client.

Which means she knows her.

Yet Carissa filed the Marsden.
My gut says...

She also thought Fisk was a good option.

No, she thought she was out of options.

But Emily is...

Just make sure that
you're not being swayed

by what you think is right.

Make sure it's right for the defendant.

And protect yourself, Carmichael.

Fisk has called my office three times.

He is not happy with you.

He's an ambulance chaser
or the divorce version of one.

Exactly. He's a scrapper.
He's not afraid of a fight.

He is not afraid to weaponize the law.

Alice was the name of his first dog.

That's who Danny Stahler

was calling out to when he got caught?

Mm-hmm. He did it again last night

when he legitimately sleepwalked.

Legitimate? This is how cons
are built, Dr. Rycroft.

They pull you in with a grain of truth,

then they throw you
out the other side with a lie.

For all we know,
Stahler's using his condition

as a smoke screen
for premeditative robbery.

You want me to hide
some jewels in the sleep lab?

The stolen items indicate intent.

I got the research. Thanks, Sam.

Sure. Heard about your other thing.

Need any help?

I'm good. Thanks.

My dad was arrested for...

Accused of something
pretty terrible, and, uh...

Do you think he did it?

I really don't know.

Whoever told you
about the Marsden motion,

did they also tell you
how often they're denied?

I bet he didn't.

He? You've been talking
to people about me?

Terrible things happen.

When your brother Cory drowned,

it was not fair, and for a minute,

the only way to make sense of it

was believing that the world
wanted to hurt you.

- It has.
- I know, Carissa,

but not on purpose.

We're done.

I am going to fight for you.

Hey.

Hi.

What's up?

Did I mention how
incredibly sorry I am about...

You did, and you texted me
an apology about 14 times.

- You can stop now.
- You sure?

'Cause the 15th was gonna be the one.

By the way, that wasn't a fight.

- No?
- I'm not calling it a fight.

It kind of felt like a fight.

It was an argument.
We can make that distinction.

Like a ground rule.

Yeah, exactly.

Like a ground rule, first of many.

- I'm all about rules.
- I'm good with that.

Trust me, you'll know when it's a fight.

How's it going with, uh, Carissa?

Too soon to tell, but I should...

Yeah.

But that food was so good.

Like, so good.

We should go back there.

Okay, two days ago, this lady Addison

invites me to her poker game.

I show up. It's just her
lying there dead.

Stop talking.

- I'm telling you what happened.
- No, you're not.

I don't want to be called as a witness

in your murder trial.

Nothing. You tell me nothing.

- You're my lawyer. They can't...
- I'm not your lawyer.

So why bother showing up at all?

My lawyer's in the Keys on a boat.

He gave me some other names. I'll be...

I'm good to go.

How's your sleepwalker?

What?

Look, they only gave me
10 minutes with you,

so if I can't talk to you about my thing,

let's talk about yours.

He's actually a pretty troubled guy.

I finally got a witness on my side,

owner of the only house
he stole from, so...

Of how many?

Four.

Four houses, and only one gets boosted.

Me? That sounds like a scam.

Lady was talking about a ring

she always wore that got stolen, but...

she had no tan lines on her hand.

You see? I help you. Maybe you help me.

You knew this was gonna happen.

That's... why you called me to dinner.

Guy's gotta eat.

I want you, Mark,
on my side as my lawyer.

You owe me that much.

I owe you?

It's a chance for that
quality father-son time

- you said we never had...
- This isn't a joke, Vic.

This is a murder charge.

I need your help.

Here you are, a little drink.

Are these yours?

Yeah, sometimes plants thrive
in a new environment.

The key is to anticipate
what the flower needs

- before it needs it.
- Is that how you run your courtroom?

You mean Judge Carmichael's courtroom?

Been taking as much off
of her plate as I can.

That's not how she likes it.
She prefers to have...

Flowers like to be spoken to,
not snapped at.

Relax, Ms. Kansky.

Not everything's a crisis.

Relax, Ms. Kansky.

Not everything's a crisis.

Court records indicate
the suspect was convicted

of car theft only days earlier.

The driver is believed
to be Travis Bolson.

Police were attempting
a routine traffic stop...

- Oh, no, no, no, no.
- ...when Bolson fled

in the stolen vehicle.

Ms. Shaw, on review,
I do not believe there's

an irreconcilable conflict
between you and Ms. Lopez.

You may feel she did not
represent your interests,

but there were no procedural errors

in your previous case,

nor enough time in your current trial

for her to make any mistakes.

Therefore, I am denying
your Marsden motion.

You didn't even listen.
It's like I'm not even here.

- Carissa, you cannot object...
- Whatever, okay. Sorry.

Just do what you're gon' do.

Deputy Watkins,
you may bring the jury in.

Now, Ms. Allen, what have your studies

on eyewitness testimony

taught you about the reliability?

Juries often think, along with DNA,

it's one of the most reliable
forms of evidence,

when, in fact, it's just the opposite.

When there's a gun in your face,

it's all you're likely to remember,

especially if part of the
assailant's face is covered.

How about the length of time
it takes to make an ID?

Could that be a factor
in misidentification?

The longer between an event
and an identification,

the less reliable.

- Is 10 days a long time?
- Very.

What about the method of identification?

If the six-pack is shown
by the arresting officer,

unconscious cues can help lead the victim

towards an officer's intended target.

A moment, please.

Apologies, Your Honor.

There's a high-speed
LAPD pursuit in progress

- involving a stolen vehicle...
- Please don't tell me.

LAPD identified the driver
as Travis Bolson, Your Honor.

Recess.

- He didn't wait long.
- You must be terrified.

- He lied to you, Your Honor.
- I fell for it.

Well, I believed him, too.

Is there anyone else in the car with him?

Reports say he stole the car
on his own, fled on his own.

Your Honor, I hate to do this,
really I do, but...

I know, Sai.

Sherri, I'm sorry to ask you,

but can you stay on top of this?

...extremely dangerous.

LAPD made a major change of road blocks

that will limit the suspect
to turn in a...

Mr. Stahler, you'll be happy to hear

that the owner of house
number three, Kiki Mackin,

has just been charged
with insurance fraud,

- tried to make a fast buck.
- Wow, okay.

That takes out the most
serious charge facing you,

and Dr. Rycroft supports
the rest of your claims.

So that means that...

The thing about being
a therapist or a prosecutor,

we always want to know
the "why" behind the action,

the intention.

Play out a hunch for me, Danny.

Can you describe
the house you grew up in?

Loved that place.

A little one-story Craftsman.

Curved drive. Front door with
these diamond-shaped windows.

I loved those windows.

This is the first house
you entered on November 8th,

the second the week following,

the third and fourth.

They all look just like
the house you grew up in.

I think you're just trying
to go home again, Danny.

The People are prepared
to dismiss the charges.

Do yourself a favor. Get some help.

Work this stuff out.

Yes. I definitely will.

Is it weird to say thank you?

No weirder than sleepwalking

into a series of your childhood homes.

Take care.

I'd be very happy to work with you.

Pro bono.

You might have made a good therapist.

I have way too many issues.

- Like I said...
- I can't believe his story held up.

How does your father's hold up?

I wouldn't know.

- Did you ask?
- Nope.

Why not?

'Cause I...

I don't know how.

So, Darren, you are positive
beyond a reasonable doubt

that my client is the one
who stuck a gun in your face

- and robbed you?
- Yes.

Despite the fact that you could only see

the assailant's eyes
and the bridge of her nose?

- Yes.
- And quick,

which hand was she holding the gun in?

The right.

Wow, that was much faster than
your certainty it was Carissa.

I see it like it's happening now.

- I will never forget it.
- The right hand?

What if I was to tell you that Carissa's

been convicted of armed robbery before?

Would that surprise you?

Um, what?

Your Honor, the defense enters
as Exhibit "B" this video.

Is this my client in the video?

Yes.

Holding the gun in which hand?

The left.

But again, you are certain
beyond all reasonable doubt

that it was my client
who, for some reason,

switching hands, held you up at gunpoint.

Mr. Barbu, no one here thinks

that you are trying to frame Carissa,

but if you have doubt,
and you point to her now,

that is exactly what you're doing.

So I will ask you
exactly what Ms. Gray did.

Do you see the person
who robbed you at gunpoint

here today?

I... I...

I really don't know.

I don't think so.

I'm sorry.

No further questions.

Why doesn't he just pull over?

- He's not gonna get away.
- Your Honor, this is live...

If it goes wrong...

I understand.

I'm just gonna keep watching
if that's okay.

What? I'm an Angeleno.

- ...what the suspect
is hoping will happen...

I heard. Bad break, Carmichael.

But I've got some good news
to counter it.

Courtroom 802 is cleared for takeoff.

- No asbestos?
- Not a fiber.

Amen to that.

I missed you.

You didn't take a shine
to Sai's freewheeling style?

Seems more up your alley.

He made decisions for me

whereas you tell me what to do,

and I choose to ignore it.

As it should be, Your Honor.

The jury's ready, Your Honor.

Go.

Good.

People of the State of California

vs. Carissa Shaw.

As to count one of violation
of Penal Code 211,

we, the jury, in the above entitled case

find the defendant not guilty.

We thank you for your diligent duty.

You are now free to go.

And... I thank you, Mr. Dalal.

Judge Rogstad's lucky to have you.

Luck was all mine, Your Honor.

Ah, ah.

In case of more drips.

Flowers love drips.

Thank you, Mr. Dalal.

I wish you could've worked
this magic the last time.

Your right to a vigorous defense

is not a Get Out Of Jail Free card.

This time you were innocent.
Jury saw that.

Just be good out there
like you've been doing.

I heard about the chase.

If I had just listened
to his girlfriend's mother

or not put the fear of God in him,

- he wouldn't have fled.
- You did nothing wrong.

Then why does it feel like I did?

'Cause criminals make you feel that way.

Trust me.

So...

you saw your dad.

He wants me to represent him.

Doesn't he know that,
as a lawyer for the People,

you can't advocate for anyone else?

Maybe, or not.

But there's a lot I need to learn

about his side of things, too.

Are you really thinking about
quitting the D.A.'s office?

Travis lost control of his car.

T-boned another vehicle
at an intersection.

Doesn't look good for either driver.

How you holding up?

The other driver survived.

Minor injuries,

but... Travis.

His kid without a father because I...

- Made a decision.
- The wrong one.

- He lied.
- Maybe, or maybe he believed

what he was saying when he said it,

or I heard what I wanted to hear.

You think this building is
trying to tell me something?

I hate to pile on, but this can't wait.

I just spoke with Judge Sato.

She's part of a Committee
on Judicial Performance.

A serious complaint has been filed.

This is how Fisk is coming after me?

He was inadequate.

I had to fire him
to protect the defendant.

Which is the basis of the complaint...

not from Fisk, but from Maggie Palmer.

I'm sorry, what?

Palmer is leading a renegade charge

from the D.A.'s office

claiming that you are judicially biased

towards your defendants.

Has Driscoll, Berger,
and Tanya Gray on board.

The CJP reviewed her claims,

which were only bolstered by firing Fisk.

My old colleagues in the D.A.'s office

are coming for me?

I'm sorry, Carmichael.

You have had great success
pushing the system,

but sometimes the system pushes back.

I could lose my job.

It doesn't happen often, but it happens.

Try not to get ahead of yourself on this.

Let's talk tomorrow.

Good night.