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An overzealous public defender representing a serial killer rosks his career when he refuses to divulge information about his client's prior victims.

A bounty hunters' murder leads detectives to a questionable reporter for a venerable newspaper, whose meteoric career rose appears be attributable to affirmative action.

A murdered woman was carrying the SARS virus in her vehicle, and a noted physician is accused of inflicting the virus on a former lover.

A Tony-winning Broadway composer is the prime suspect when an aspiring young actress is found stabbed to death in his residence.

The lead singer in a retro rock band is under suspicion of causing the deadly nightclub fire that killed his bassist and 22 innocent customers.

The murder of a family man who stole a vulnerable old man’s identity ignites a controversy over the rights of the elderly.

A floater in the Hudson turns out to be a missing woman who was about to blow the lid on a major judicial scandal.

A hotshot TV reporter who made some enemies while embedded in the Middle East is shot and nearly killed.

A con artist who "talks to the dead" is poisoned to death in a restaurant.

The owner of a garment center business is murdered, before it's discovered that he was the father of a recently born child of one of his workers.

A homeless man dies shortly after being struck by a car driven by a careless publicist, but it turns out his death was a result of a Darwinian struggle with another homeless man.

A former bookie that ratted out a mob boss is found dead, and an unlikely hit man is the suspect.

A custody battle turns deadly, and the suspect challenges gay adoption laws in the defense process.

A shooting takes place at City Hall killing a councilman and injuring a water inspector, and the Detectives assume the politician was the target.

An arrogant activist is strangled to death, and his killer, a Gulf War veteran whose son was just killed fighting for the U.S. in Afganistan claims he was provoked.

A street kid is shot and the prosecutors have a very difficult time getting the witnesses to testify. The one person who finally agrees to, is found dead, making the case far more serious.

An elderly man's cut up remains are found, and a neighbor with a secret past is the prime suspect.

A holocaust survivor who was about to testify at the deportation trial of a former Nazi is found murdered in her apartment, and there are multiple suspects. On top of the list is the Nazi about to be deported, and the second, a seemingly normal record producer, who is a neo-Nazi in disguise.

An A.D.A. with apparently no personal life is killed, and all roads lead to a case he prosecuted against a mob boss.

Two people are gunned down at an ultra-trendy restaurant called Raimondo's. One is a mob-related rage killing and the other victim is a successful Hollywood producer who made a not too flattering movie about the mob.

A man who ruined his team's playoff hopes by interfering with a foul ball is killed, and although the list of people who "wanted him dead" is quite extensive, the actual killer has a much more complicated history, and one that has nothing to do with baseball.

A Japanese couple is shot, the wife killed and the husband injured. Despite efforts to make the crime look random, in reality, it wasn't.

A caviar magnate is killed, and various family members become suspects.

Two husbands are killed, and their murders are no coincidence.