Amy gets reassigned and has to move from Criminal Court to Accountability Court.
Amy is forced to pay better attention to presenting testimony.
When a teenager confesses to murder, Amy asks for additional testimony after the suspicious testimonies from the teenager's brother and psychiatrist.
When two teenagers engage in a sexual act in front of others at a party, Amy must determine whether the incident was caused by peer pressure or sexual assault.
Amy tries to help Donna with her first case as the defense attorney to a teenager accused of murder.
Amy stresses out as she waits on the results of her mammogram.
Maxine suffers a mild heart attack which forces her to re-examine her life.
Amy presides over a case involving a mother with severe symptoms of MS and the custody of her son.
Amy deals with a high school girl who violated part of her probation as a result of her mother's negligence.
When Amy finds out that she is pregnant, she and David must discuss their relationship and future together.
A kid in the outreach program approaches Vincent about helping him write an essay.
Bruce's casual response to the news of Amy's engagement upsets her. But Amy doesn't realize how upset the news really makes him feel.
Amy presides over a case in which a troubled teen murdered his terminally ill grandfather to ease the man's pain.
Amy finds turning 40 difficult as she deals with the case of a 13-year-old-girl who shows little remorse for killing her best friend while on a joy-ride.
Amy testifies in court to help out a former gang member who has been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting.
Amy finds herself locked in a battle of wills with the state attorney's office after she makes some inflammatory remarks that are reported in the paper.
Amy hears the case of a 15-year-old Arab-American boy charged with attacking a classmate.
Amy tries a custody case where a father may be repeating a pattern of abuse.
There may be more to the story of a 15-year-old boy who has been accused of viciously beating his mother.
Maxine investigates a domestic violence case involving a college professor and Amy tries a case of a teenage boy who was arrested after attacking an undercover police officer.
Bruce and Amy find themselves at odds when Bruce accuses Amy of being too sympathetic in the courtroom.
Amy's disillusionment with the juvenile justice system causes her to resign and to consider running for the senate.