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This Southern Bell who shot a black boy without any reason whatsoever tries to assure to court that she doesn't discriminate and 'isn't a racist'... evidence suggests otherwise.

Season 15, Episode 4 "Internal Affairs": When Officer Michael Groves ends up in a psych ward after levelling accusations at the 12th Precinct, Internal Affairs asks the team to help investigate, is he really mad or is there something more happening.

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"I have a gay Chinese assistant"
Lawyer: Good for you.
He completely dismissed that with the exact effort it deserved. 😂😂

supersizesenpai

I'll say one thing. If I'm sitting on the jury of a case like this and I hear the defendant say "If it was a white boy [following me], I wouldn't have been afraid"... Sorry, but that tells me everything I need to know about that person.

DigiDestined

she hides her racism by "having friends" that she calls by sketchy asf dodgeball stereotypes.

fruitpunch-mouth

I swear, this episode was essentially 'to kill a mockingbird' by Harper Lee; it's just the prosecution who's got the figurative 'Atticus' this time. Good episode, even if heartbreaking.

Mk-gkwv

We've all heard the phrase "actions speak louder than words". She didn't have to say EXACTLY what the prosecutor was implying. But we all know that's exactly what she meant.

InkAndPoet

You gotta feel sad for the parents of the victim because their son's killer will never face justice.

SellavinAtoms

The woman even said to Rollins since they are both from a similar background “you and I both know if I did this back home they would be throwing me a parade”

michaelcollins

one thing about barba, he always did thorough research on the people involved in the case,

RocketRoketto

She wouldn’t have been afraid if a white boy followed her? I’d be afraid if he was black, white or flippin’ blue, someone’s following me!

kiayawilliams

Some high end talent with Cybill Shepherd and Jeffrey Tambor as her attorney in this episode.

boredca

This has to be a reference to Paula Dean.

jeannehall

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She got away with it. The parents show incredible heart when they ask the citizens not to riot as a result. They asked it to end.

TheOddityFair

Its years later I just realized that's alton from Snowfall and calvin from paid in full 😂

ebonkinght

This was one of the episodes that really got under my skin. The father Jack, because she was a famous chef she basically got away with murder. I hated the ruling from this episode blackpills

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