Conviction

Hayes Morrison agrees to lead the Conviction Integrity Unit to save herself from an embarrassing situation.

The CIU re-investigates a case that Wallace personally prosecuted with alarming results.

The CIU works to clear a political activist who was sentenced to life in prison for setting off a bomb at a mosque.

The CIU examines the case of a mother who killed her autistic son, while Hayes is forced to do a prime time interview to save her job.

Hayes launches into damage-control mode following her controversial nationally televised interview, seeking to limit the repercussions within her family and to her mother's Senate campaign.

The CIU teams scrambles to find the truth behind the conviction of a black rights' activist, jailed for the murder of a white police officer.

The CIU investigates the case of a man with an IQ of 73 who has been imprisoned for burning down his family's restaurant, resulting in a death.

A teacher, 10 years lost to prison. A mom's search for her girl, turns hopeless. The system, lies obscure truth, justice lost. A young woman escapes the cell that's hid her for a decade. An honest search for truth - finally.

The CIU attempts to prove a man's innocence with only five days until his execution.

After Hayes and Wallace share a passionate night together, Hayes cautiously considers sticking her toe into the relationship waters with Wallace.

While Hayes and Wallace struggle to balance their professional and personal lives, they are summoned to a crime scene that fits the M.O. of the infamous Black Orchid Killer.

Former President Morrison pays Hayes an unexpected visit and lobbies her to take on the case of Omar Abbas, a Muslim-American citizen held for years without trial in a military facility for allegedly planning a chemical attack on Manhattan.

Hayes revisits a case from her days as an attorney.