Conviction (2016)

Hayes revisits the failed case of Gerald Harris from her days as a defense attorney – the very case where she met Wallace nearly a decade earlier. Harris was found guilty of murdering his wife despite Hayes’ belief in his innocence due to Wallace unearthing Gerald’s darkest secret. Meanwhile, a member of the CIU team is forced to revisit their illicit actions in the controversial Rodney Landon case. In the end, Hayes and Wallace’s future, as well as that of the CIU team, hang in the balance.

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...on the bathroom sink and shower

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who knocked her off the balcony to her death.

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You will hear testimony from their friends

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- We're gonna try... - Do you believe I'm innocent?

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he hit her over the head with a table lamp.

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Maybe you did it when you broke in the house.

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I took a hell of a haul.

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You're suborning perjury.

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No.

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Ms. Morrison?

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I can't change that, and I never would

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Objection! Hearsay, foundation.

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Was there any particular reason Claire was considering divorce?

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Because I didn't think it mattered.

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No, what's arrogant is you pressuring me into a deal after...

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But now we have time

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And set Landon free

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Paul Lund's prints weren't just on the photos Gerald took of him.

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Forensics investigators exhumed King Tut's body

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Right after Gerald told her he was seeing other men?

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is because his wife let me in.

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I just was glad to have someone to talk to,

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My subpoena was dismissed.

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Claire landed facedown.

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Or I will.

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My bad.

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Claire and Gerald's romance may not have been traditional,

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when the blood's not pumping through the body anymore.

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obviously from the fall.

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Her chest pain would've been massive.

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I'm sorry this took so long.

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