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Annabeth uses unconventional methods to determine the motive behind the murders of a woman and her children; two new detectives must work in the DA's office.

Annabeth tries to prove the guilt of a woman who says she killed her husband in self-defense.

Annabeth discovers there is more to the story when she prosecutes a man for the assault and attempted murder of his teenage neighbor.

A suspect tells her ex-boyfriend that her father, a church deacon, committed a murder; when confronted about her statement, she denies it.

The team investigates the murder of a prominent businessman's wife, but when the story begins to unravel, it looks like an arrest may have been premature.

Two star college football players are charged with a teammate's murder; while investigating, Annabeth realizes more secrets threaten to be exposed.

Annabeth's team investigates a father's murder during a school function and suspects one mother of having an affair with the victim.

A minister's wife and secretary are possible suspects when he is found dead in his home; when the team discovers that the church's building fund is missing, they realize the case is about greed.

Annabeth prosecutes a recently laid-off employee for the murder of his colleague; Maureen and Conlon worry that Annabeth is taking the case too personally, seeking the justice for the victim's wife that she was denied in her husband's murder.

Annabeth seeks the death penalty for the man who accidentally wounded DA Doug Hellman and killed an associate when he tried to shoot his son-in-law.

The DA's office accuses a recovering alcoholic of her niece's murder, uncovering painful secrets about a similar murder case involving the defendant's mother 25 years earlier.

Annabeth prosecutes a man (David Eigenberg) who killed a man who, he says, attacked him in a traffic altercation.

Annabeth prosecutes a malpractice case against an anesthesiologist whose patient died on the operating table during routine surgery.

The DA's office stumbles upon a corrupt gambling operation while investigating a college student's murder; Conlon's daughter visits Indianapolis to look at colleges.

Annabeth prosecutes a woman charged with killing the surrogate mother of her baby.

Annabeth prosecutes a prep-school dean for murdering his Russian bride, who he met on the Internet; Conlon asks Reggie Miller to help the prosecutor's office beat the public defenders in a basketball game.

Annabeth and Conlon disagree about seeking the death penalty for a defendant who is developmentally disabled.

Annabeth tries to have the statute of limitations lifted in a rape case when a reformed alcoholic contacts his victim to apologize for the crime.

Annabeth retracts her statement identifying her son as the person responsible for attacking her and killing his father.

Annabeth uncovers possible police corruption and a dirty cop who has members of his team involved in illegal activity.

Annabeth pushes to reprosecute an accused dirty cop after a missing witness is found dead.

When Annabeth prosecutes a drug dealer for killing a police officer, she uncovers a group of corrupt cops.