61st Street

Gifted athlete Moses gets ready to leave Chicago for a college scholarship, while lawyer Franklin grapples with his health and the meaning of his work.

Lieutenant Brannigan tries to convince Logan to change his version of events. Meanwhile, Moses' family is interrogated for a lead on his whereabouts.

Moses is given a statement offering a reduced sentence in exchange for a guilty plea, while Franklin faces threats inside the police station.

As Moses struggles with life in jail, Franklin puts together a defense plan. Brannigan delivers a threat to keep Janet and Norma quiet.

A disturbing incident in prison leaves Moses on edge as the state attorney makes him an offer, and Franklin is faced with an upsetting diagnosis.

Joshua struggles to cope with the trauma of his police interrogation, while Martha is warned that the case's funding could harm her political campaign.

As Moses' trial begins, Franklin urges the jury to see the case from a new perspective. Martha's comments about the police cause a stir.

The prosecution's surprise witness and Franklin's declining health threaten to turn the trial against Moses and jeopardize his chances of freedom.