After being accused of destroying a priceless piece of art, the team must pass a mandated psych evaluation. Also, Paige asks the team for help when Ralph is hesitant to go to the school Halloween party.

A 17-year-old is tried for drug possession; Lindsay goes up against her former professor in a case against a big tobacco company.

A spy overhears Kim Brown talking about intimate details of the Unit's dangerous North Korean mission, jeopardising it.

Bobby partners with his former lover in a murder case; Eugene defends a police officer who believes the job has turned him into a racist.

Chris Kelton drugs Lindsay; rebuffed, a podiatrist sues Ellenor for emotional distress; Berluti represents a man fired because of his looks.

The team keeps trying to rescue Betsy Blane from Syrian captors; Mack has an opportunity to get revenge on Ryan for his affair with Tiffy.

Lindsay tries to help her former law professor; Rebecca defends her first client in court; a new receptionist reports for work.

Bobby and Helen skid into relationship problems when they oppose each other in a high-profile murder case; Rebecca's irascible uncle faces tax evasion.

Bobby and the whole firm use all their resources to prevent Helen Gamble from putting a suspected murderer, Dr Jeffrey Winslow, in prison for life.

The jury delivers the Anderson Pearson murder-trial verdict; evidence mounts against the doctor who found his one-night-stand's head in his medical bag.

Lindsay Dole and Bobby Donnell marry; Ellenor defends a tragedy-torn deaf woman (Marlee Matlin) against Richard Bay, who needs a conviction to save his job.

Dr Ben Gideon treats Ellenor for a prenatal condition that threatens the health of her unborn child; Helen struggles to keep an 11-year-old rape victim from having to testify.

The firm questions the justice system when the lawyers find out a policeman's error could set a murderer free.

Ellenor fights to save a chimpanzee from deadly medical testing; Helen, Jimmy, and Rebecca try to expose an insurance-fraud ring; some staff become partners.

The retrial of Scott Wallace, Bobby's friend who was previously convicted of murdering his wife, begins.

Bobby and Jimmy use a notorious strategy to save a client accused of the rape and murder of his stepdaughter.

Bobby helps an attorney who accuses his wife of trying to commandeer his assets and having an extramarital affair.

Bobby fears that Lindsay is too emotionally involved as she takes her last shot at saving Pearson; Eugene and Ellenor's actions during the Vogleman trial haunt them.

When Bobby is benched for erratic behaviour, Eugene takes his place as lead counsel in a controversial murder case.

Bobby works overtime to prepare for Scott Wallace's trial; Jimmy is chastised for speaking his mind to a judge.