Conviction

Prosecutor Elisabeth Brochene carries out a heavy operation to dismantle a drug-trafficking network run by a young psychopath nicknamed Alex. For this operation, she is assisted by a young police lieutenant, Elena Cortes. The young woman, as troubled as she is effective, carries a painful secret.

Following a powerful assault, members of the drug network are apprehended but the operation goes wrong and Elisabeth has no choice but to order Elena to let Alex and his hostage escape.

Crown prosecutor Elisabeth Brochene and Lieutenant Elena Cortes are dispatched to a flea market where they make a macabre discovery: an antique dealer was savagely murdered in his shop. The first suspicions are on Pierre Aubère, a former employee linked to organized crime and with a past behind bars.

Elena and Elisabeth investigate the death of a prominent lawyer. The weapon used in the crime is missing, but evidence leads them to think that it was the same one involved in a robbery case handled by the lawyer.

In the middle of the night, as he breaks into a museum, a robber stumbles upon the corpse of Mathilde Larrieux, the museum's Director. As he tries to escape, he suddenly finds himself facing the guardian of the museum. The old man shoots in panic. Quickly arriving on the scene, Elisabeth and Elena will have to join forces to find a violent murderer.

Professor Fresnel, a surgeon specializing in transplants is found in the parking lot of the hospital, bathed in blood. Lieutenant Cortes and Prosecutor Brochene will have to determine if the assassination is linked to death threats the professor received as the result of his campaign to raise awareness of organ donation.

Two famous astrologers clash in a televised debate. Constance de Berg and Erwan Caradec hate each other and their arguments fuel the press. Erwan takes the opportunity to announce that he is writing a book that contradicts Constance's predictions and her method. Outraged, she threatens her rival, determined to prevent the publication of the book.

Laura and David have just spent the night together. She notices the late hour and rushes home. The next morning, David is found dead by his maid, with his apartment turned upside down. Prosecutor Brochène and Lieutenant Cortes begin an investigation which will lead them to a club where a speed dating session takes place every week.

A young man is found murdered in a wood. Prosecutor Brochene and her new partner Lieutenant Jeanson discovers that this man was not just a simple driver but also served as an escort boy for his customers.

A man is murdered in a square. The only witness is a 4-year-old girl, who points to Elisabeth Brochene as the killer. Although the police lieutenant, Theo, Perrin and the attorney general are convinced of Elisabeth's innocence, her future is at stake.

The women of law discover a corpse in the middle of a field, with the body entirely dismembered. The victim, a black man in his twenties, has no papers on him. How did he end up buried in the ground, in the middle of nowhere?

An auctioneer is assassinated in the sumptuous setting of a sale of rare, 18th century art which he was about to host. Who killed this eminent specialist in the era of Queen Marie-Antoinette, who has been described as a man of integrity, passion and sympathy? The women of law soon discover the auctioneer was preparing to disinherit his only daughter, for the benefit of his daughter-in-law.

Prosecutor Elisabeth Brochene and Lieutenant Emilie Jeanson are in pursuit of a serial killer officiating in the very closed circle of swingers' clubs. After investigations on the ground, it appears that all of the victims participated in very "private" evenings, both anonymous and lavish, held in places kept secret by the organizers.

A disturbing burglar wearing a rat mask hits the shop of a dealer in precious stones. A few days later, a man is found dead at his home. Prosecutor Elisabeth Brochene and Lieutenant Emilie Jeanson will have a hard time solving a mystery that thickens when they discover that the heart of this case is a famous stolen diamond, The Big Blue, which disappeared 10 years ago.

A young student from the suburbs is poisoned and collapses during an oral examination. On the scene, our Deputy Prosecutor and the Lieutenant learn that the victim came from the parallel stream, namely, admission quotas established by the school to allow students from diverse neighborhoods to integrate the school.

Lieutenant Jeanson (Noémie Elbaz) and prosecutor Brochène (Natacha Amal) are called to the scene of a deadly road accident. The problem is that the body was found in the driver's seat, while his injuries are those of someone who was sitting in the passenger seat. Is this a staged accident intended to cover up a murder?

In the parking lot of a building, a gas explosion reveals a Gallo-Roman necropolis in which dozens of skeletons intermingle. Archaeologists hurry to this fantastic discovery and one of them notices a skeleton a little apart from the others. On his wrist, this corpse is wearing a magnificent and very modern watch.

A bike races into a springboard in a mall. It takes on more and more speed when suddenly, a large black truck stands in its way. The biker is thrown high into the air and crashes heavily into the ground. He is just stunned and is trying his best to regain his senses when the truck backs up and runs over him.

A young man is killed by a lion in Europe's biggest animal sanctuary. Given where the attack took place and the way the metal doors were opened, Elisabeth Brochène and Emilie Jeanson are convinced they're facing a crime. They focus on Gerard, the animal sanctuary's manager.

About to win two million dollars playing poker, William, known as "The Killer", is been thrown out of a window. In the Parisian palace where the poker tournament was held, Elisabeth Brochene and Emilie Jeanson have no doubts concerning this crime: one of the finalists must be the murderer.