Law & Order: LA - Season 1 (2010)

A.D.A. Dekker faces the difficult task of prosecuting a group of white American Muslim extremists for the murder of two children, without allowing the case to spiral out of control and become a political soapbox for the defense.

An unborn child is killed in a hit-and-run case, and the investigation could expose a scandal that may potentially bring down an ambitious U.S. congressman.

A female oil rig supervisor is accused of murdering one of her male workers, but her celebrity defense attorney argues that she was the victim of constant sexual harassment, and that she was raped.

The death of a city engineer helps uncover clues that could help catch a serial killer responsible for a series of slashings in South Central Los Angeles 20 years earlier.

The murder of a female professional golfer helps expose a male golfer's numerous infidelities, as well as the people who hold a financial interest in keeping them secret.

Detective Winters is killed while investigating a Mexican cartel responsible for a massacre at a Quinceanera, and Morales tries to get the DA's office to cash in every favor possible to guarantee justice.

Morales' first case back on the police force involves a decorated Secret Service agent suspected of committing a number of crimes including rape and murder.

Detectives Morales (Alfred Molina) and Jaruszalski (Corey Stoll) investigate the murder of a city worker.

When successful Hollywood stylist Lily Walker is gunned down while driving, the seemingly random murder sends shock waves throughout the city. Following leads, the detectives uncover an unlikely twist that forces them to delve deep into Lily's past for clues to help solve the murder. Meanwhile, DDA's Dekker and Rubirosa must navigate their way through the details in hopes of bringing the real culprit to justice.

District Attorney Hardin pushes Dekker to manipulate California's "Three Strike" law to put away a bank robber, but the action may have some unexpected consequences.

Dekker is bent on prosecuting a co-ed after one of her classmates is killed after a night of rough sex in an abandoned mansion, even though the evidence is slim and the police are encouraged to pursue other leads.

A mentally disturbed man goes on a shooting spree that kills a state senator and several onlookers. But did he do it because of a mental defect, or was he aware of his actions?

When three homicide victims are found after a wildfire near Big Rock Mesa, detectives uncover a long-standing, bitter feud between the residents of that community and the homeless.

After a mutilated dead body is found in a hotel room bathtub, detectives later connect the murder to a casino heist involving the daughter of an imprisoned con artist who stole millions from his clients.

Two people are kidnapped from homes, rather clumsily, for ransom from rich Moscow relatives. The team identifies the culprits but has endless trouble with victims/witnesses, as the latest couple are Russian spies, which even their daughter ignored, and she'll do anything to avoid deportation when her parents are exchanged to Moscow.

PR professional Derrick Joyner seems abducted from his home, where his Korean fiancée Kim Ho Lee was murdered. The detectives discover his corpse and suspect his faked kidnapping to cover up some fraud, notably in the controversial anti-gay-marriage campaign conducted by state senator Ben Corrigan, black rights-champion reverend Davidson and his son and heir Roland. they find not only money missing, with political and legal ramifications complicating the trial options greatly, as do changing pleas and contradictory testimonies.

An African American man accused of killing his Hispanic co-workers accuses the LAPD of a racially-motivated investigation, and a shocking video of lieutenant Gonzalez may confirm his theory.

Detectives Winters and Jaruszalski's investigation into a birthday party where all the guests were beaten to death leads them to believe the killings were drug related.

Detectives believe that the brother of a UCLA women's soccer player from East L.A. was killed because a private investigator was investigating his sister's eligibility, but a new theory emerges after interviewing her boyfriend's father.