The Practice

Bobby and Eugene use a racist sociological theory as a defense when an African-American client is accused of committing manslaughter during a riot.

A drug dealer's operative is taken into custody after she attempted to smuggle cocaine into the U.S. by swallowing drug-filled prophylactics.

A documentary crew records the attorneys as they fight to win a stay of execution for a man convicted of murdering a young girl.

Bobby fears a famous defense attorney's failing memory may jeopardize the outcome of a trial.

Bobby's priest becomes a client after a woman suffers a fatal heart attack during an exorcism.

Berluti presents an argument in favor of same-sex marriages after his mother reveals that she is a lesbian.

Bobby's senior prom date is arrested for prostitution. Ellenor represents a little girl who was thrown out of school because of a disability.

Bobby is arrested after he tips off a drug dealer client about a police raid - leading to the deaths of several officers.

A gang member threatens Rebecca's life after she witnesses a robbery-homicide.

Berluti faces his greatest challenge when the cancer cluster case goes to trial.

Ellenor and Lindsay defend an actress accused of killing her husband during the making of a pornographic film. Lindsay tells Gamble about her affair with Bobby.

Bobby faces off against Helen Gamble in the most important murder trial of their careers.

Bobby and Helen Gamble match wits in court when the Cindy Marks murder case goes to trial.

Rebecca testifies against the shooter. An embarrassed Lindsay defends a man's use of a toilet.

Joey Heric is accused of murdering another lover.

Joey Heric matches wits with Gamble when he opts to represent himself in court. Ellenor represents a heavy-set woman ridiculed by a clown.

Eugene defends a man who accidentally killed a friend during a gang initiation ritual.

Rebecca participates in a sting operation targeting an insurance scam. Ellenor fights to save the life of a highly-intelligent chimpanzee.

With help from Ally McBeal, the firm defends a murder suspect who claims she was Lizzie Borden in a past life. Ellenor learns the truth about Dr. Spivak.

Berluti's priest is accused of killing a fifteen-year-old boy.

A judge must decide how to proceed when a thirteen-year-old boy shoots and kills his own mother.