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#24 Doubt Content: Caryn loses sight of her priorities when she moves away from home, Mark tries to justify his drug use, and youth minister Doug suffers terrible losses at the hands of AIDS and his uncharitable church. The three explore doubt, the topic of the 24th edition of this series aimed at the Christian youth group market. The segments, ranging from 5 minutes to 16, are designed to provoke thought and discussion. Included is a pamphlet for group-leader use, chock full of helpful hints, related Bible passages, and discussion questions. This 54-minute video magazine also features a 10-minute segment on Camp Barnabas--where able-bodied teenagers counsel physically and developmentally disabled kids--a 2-minute installment of a drama that continues through the series, a Christian rock video, and a surprisingly candid mail bag. While stopping short of gritty, the video does address tough issues in an unadulteratedly Christian manner.

After the jury delivers their verdict in Billy's trial, Sadie learns he has a secret that might have impacted his case. Also, Billy uses a favor owed to his family by the governor and gets Carolyn released from prison, and Nick is charged with the murder and Isaiah and the firm rally around him to get him released.

Sadie gives her closing argument in Billy's trial and the jury begins deliberating. Also, Sadie learns about Carolyn's cancer diagnosis, and Tiffany and Cameron defend a woman who murdered her best friend while allegedly sleepwalking.

Billy upends his case when he chooses to go against the advice of Sadie and Albert and decides to testify in his trial. Also, Cam must decide if she will forgive Peter, and Nick and Tiffany defend a former prison friend of Nick's.

With opening statements looming in Billy's trial, Albert and Sadie struggle to rebuild broken trust and do their best for Billy as the prosecution lays out a devastating case. Also, Peter and Cam face the first crisis of their budding relationship when Peter considers a run for District Attorney.

Albert discovers the truth about Sadie and Billy's relationship and fears Sadie's judgement has been compromised; Cam and Nick defend a client accused of conspiracy to commit kidnapping; Isaiah takes a break from the firm.

Sadie testifies at Carolyn's parole hearing on her fitness as a mother; a man from Carolyn's past resurfaces; Nick's first case is against the district attorney who put him in prison.

The firm reviews Billy's sister's old therapy session tapes for clues in the murder case against him.

Amidst prep for Billy's trial, Isaiah goes with Sadie to visit her mother in prison; Albert and Cameron defend a transwoman who was arrested for stabbing a famous baseball player; Cameron gives into her feelings for Peter.

The DNA results in Billy's case come back; Albert is tormented by Rodney Hill, one of his clients; Cameron represents a woman who was issued a cease and desist order for publicly shaming her rapist.

Sadie interviews Billy's ex-classmates in hopes of finding a key piece of evidence and defends her childhood best friend in a probation violation case; Albert's unpredictable father visits; Isaiah faces off in court against his former law partner.

Sadie confronts Billy about new evidence in the case against him, and his explanation disappoints her. Meanwhile, a piece of evidence surfaces and it could expose a massive scandal, and Cameron and Tiffany defend a psychic accused of grand larceny.

Sadie is determined to keep her relationship with Billy strictly professional while working a case involving one of Isaiah's oldest friends.

In the series premiere, successful defense lawyer, Sadie Ellis, develops feelings for her charismatic client, Billy Brennan, who may or may not be guilty of a brutal crime.