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Lives hang in the balance as detectives and prosecutors pursue justice in New York City. In cases ripped from the headlines, police investigate serious and often deadly crimes, weighing the evidence and questioning the suspects until someone is taken into custody. The district attorney's office then builds a case to convict the perpetrator by proving the person guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Working together, these expert teams navigate all sides of the complex criminal justice system to make New York a safer place -- and keep the worst offenders off the streets.
S16, EP22 "Invaders"
McCoy risks his career when he uses a corrupt DEA agent (Ritchie Coster) to lure psychopathic killers out of hiding.
S17, EP15 "Melting Pot"
When an actress is found hanging in her office, detectives quickly discover that she suffered a blow to the head prior to the hanging.
S17, EP16 "Murder Book"
A high-profile publisher is found dead after putting out a controversial book.
S17, EP17 "Good Faith"
Green and Cassady suspect arson in a string of church fires, but the discovery of a body in the ruins shifts the focus of the investigation to homicide.
S25, EP21 "Liberty"
The murder of a military hero draws the FBI into Brady's investigation; as political pressure rises during Baxter's reelection campaign, Price and Maroun worry that a series of unusual courtroom rulings mean the judge is in the defendant's pocket.
S25, EP20 "Once Burned"
After a hero fire chief is found dead, Riley and Walker must break through his squad's closed ranks to uncover the truth; when the defense presents a plausible alternate timeline of events, Price and Maroun must fight to win the jury over.
S25, EP19 "Accidentally Like a Martyr"
A woman from a famous family is found dead on her birthday; Price and Maroun have an uphill battle in court when the defense presents two viable suspects in the crime.
S25, EP18 "Ride or Die"
A talented local news reporter is brutally murdered; Maroun's mentor takes the case for the defense, pitting Maroun against the woman who shaped her career.
