Jaime Tirelli

On behalf of the victim's daughter, the law firm sues a convicted murderer who is profiting from a song he wrote describing his crime. Meanwhile, Eli anonymously uses the firm to help Natalie Flores and her family with their legal troubles.

When a young woman is killed in a bombing at the Chelsea Women's Choices Center, Detectives Greevey and Logan find themselves on opposite sides of the highly personal and controversial issue of abortion. The woman, who was carrying false identification, is eventually identified as Mary Donovan, a teacher at the St. Aloysius School. Greevey and Logan find a pamphlet in Mary's car from the pro-life group known as Women For Life headed by Rose Schwimmer. The initial assumption is that Mary carried the bomb into the center and was unaware of the crude bomb's volatile nature. Posters are immediately printed by The Women For Life group depicting Mary as a martyr who gave up her life for their cause. Greevey and Logan, however, suspect that this is not the whole story.

The detectives discover that a bicycle-theft ring may be connected to the disappearance of several adolescents.

Detectives think the mutilated corpse of a med student links to Guatemalan drug trafficking, but the investigation leads them to a cosmetic surgeon on Park Avenue.

The detectives investigate after an East Indian woman is found murdered inside her locked car, and Russell is angered when Simone is overprotective of her on the job.