Law & Order

When Brady's squad investigates the death of an exonerated murder suspect, a major lead points to ADA Maroun; Price wrestles with the potential consequences of a guilty verdict.

Brady and Riley must sort through a list of rivals to pinpoint a suspect when a star music student is murdered on the way home from school; Price finds a surprising name on the defense's witness list.

A bulldog investment fund manager is murdered in the midst of a client's big takeover; Price goes to desperate lengths to prove the suspect's motive.

A billionaire banker is murdered and the 2-7 must investigate his many clients and employees; Price and Maroun struggle to keep the jury's focus on the crime and not the victim's darker side.

A law partner with prominent government clients is murdered. Baxter must consider making political concessions for the case to be a success.

A respected restauranteur with a gambling problem is murdered, and Baxter and Price disagree on the best approach to a conviction; Riley's brother is released from prison.

When a rich CEO is murdered the night before his wedding, Riley and Walker suspect the key to an arrest is in the details of the victim's will; Price and Maroun argue the benefits and drawbacks of damaging the suspect's reputation in court.

An injured woman's sudden disappearance from the hospital leads to a murder investigation; as an eyewitness to the crime, Brady partners with Benson's SVU to unravel a complex motive; an explosive discovery puts both squads in danger.

Brady's son becomes a prime suspect in a murder investigation, putting a target on her back; Price must prove the defendant's alibi is bogus to make his case.

A woman's mysterious death sets the detectives up against a suspect using high-tech surveillance against them; Maroun suspects a witness knows more about the defendant than she lets on.

Riley and Walker must find the motive behind a flight investigator's murder; when Walker's police work is questioned in court, Price and Maroun change tactics and try to put the defendant's state of mind on trial.