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Nancy explores alternate sources of income; the city council needs Doug's vote; Conrad and Heylia set up their new grow house; Silas performs his community service.
Nancy's and U-Turn's lives entangle; Celia and Doug make deals with Sullivan Groff; Conrad takes matters into his own hands; Shane starts summer school.
Nancy throws a cocktail party for town leaders; Celia's relationship with Sullivan deepens; U-Turn pays Conrad and Heylia a threatening visit; Silas meets Tara Lindman.
Nancy makes a deal for her future after U-Turn's death; Doug turns everyone against Sullivan; Andy receives a recommendation for a unique catering job; Shane has trouble fitting in.
Nancy comes face-to-face with Peter's other ex-wife; Celia takes a bold step with Sullivan; Andy involves himself in the films he has been catering; Silas brings Tara on an errand.
Brenda Kniffen (Virginia Madsen) and her husband, Scott (Jeffrey Nordling), are accused of abusing their two young boys. It's a false accusation made by someone with a grudge against the family, and there is no proof to the claim. But that doesn't stop overeager prosecutor Andrew Gindes (John Billingsley) from getting the couple convicted and sentenced to life in prison. From behind bars, the couple fights for over a decade to prove their innocence and reunite their family.
District Attorney Mark Hunter (Michael Douglas) has an impressive record in securing convictions and is contemplating a run for governor. Local reporter C.J. Nicholas (Jesse Metcalfe) is suspicious, however, and starts investigating Hunter's caseload with the help of Assistant D.A. Ella Crystal (Amber Tamblyn). Nicholas decides to frame himself for an unsolved murder to expose Hunter's unscrupulous tactics. But things spin out of his control, and he ends up facing the death penalty.