Now facing her own legal quagmire following her arrest for jury tampering, Elizabeth must still deliver for her newest clients, Linda Matthews and Isabelle Shapiro, sixteen-year-old best friends who have been accused of arranging the murder of their high school classmate, Caroline Parsons. Though worried about the girls' flippant attitudes, Elizabeth is confident that, despite their list of "people we'd like to see dead," there's nothing concrete linking them to Caroline's death at the hands of James Moffit, a socially-awkward classmate who subsequently took his own life. However, as the trial gets underway, Elizabeth is stunned when Linda secretly cuts a deal with prosecutor Zach Williams to pin the crime on Isabelle. Meanwhile, Williams turns up the heat on Elizabeth by approaching Chester about coming to work for him. As Elizabeth refocuses her efforts in the case, Isabelle's mother, Elissa, claims that Linda and her wealthy parents see her daughter as an easy scapegoat. While unable to get Williams to reveal the details of Linda's plea deal, Chester does learn of incriminating e-mails that prove Isabelle used sex to lure James into committing the murder. Posing as a prosecutor, Molly joins Russell to question a close friend whose computer was used to send the e-mails and who says that Isabelle was sleeping with James. Meanwhile, as she struggles to keep Isabelle's defense from being derailed, Elizabeth lashes out as the police search her home for evidence of jury tampering. Things get even worse when, after Isabelle admits to having slept with the killer, Linda also testifies that Izzy used sex to manipulate James into killing Caroline. When Isabelle runs away, Elizabeth sends Frank Angstrom to find her and she finally admits that it was Linda who used sex to get James to kill -- and that she has a cell phone and photos to prove it. Back in court, Elizabeth recalls Linda to the stand where the incriminating evidence elicits a confession that leads to Isabe © 2008 Sony Pictures Television Inc. All Rights Reserved.