And why should somebody with business partners and millions of dollars get special rights? The victim's still blind, isn't he?

If that's the standard why not automatically wipe EVERYBODY's record after they've been clean for X amount of time? Why special treatment for rich white guys? Because as you say, there's too many poor people (of all races) the system wants to keep harassing.

Black bodies laying in the street but if anybody notices they're dragging race into a place it doesn't belong. Got it!

How do we know he's "probably reformed and isn't a threat to society". What has he done to prove that, how may POC has he directly helped? Just asking cause Mike Brown got shot for less, Eric Gardner got strangled for less. Why not just leave the record the way it is?
Guess rich, white folks have a different set…

They had black people on Seinfeld?

As I recall the woman that Hildi glued straw to the walls had small children.
"Her kids are going to be picking at this all day." The neighbor said, picking at the walls.
"Well, she should train them not to." Hildi said.
Spoken as a true childless person.

Well, Michaela saying she left her ring at the place she does unpaid work for college credit and stopped by to get it would be easier to explain than why her ring was found in a dumpster in a bag full of body parts. I hope she had the sense to report the ring stolen in a mugging or something so they can blame person…

Wes is not a very good lawyer. The police would have to prove they were trespassing, when their story is they came to talk to their boss/lawyer. Wasn't that Analise's first lesson, it not about guilt and innocence, it's about what you can prove in court?

Does cell phone evidence go down to the house level? Yeah, she was in the neighborhood, so what, doesn't she live in that neighborhood? Now if somehow she hooked into the house's wifi and they tracked the IP address, that's another story.

Except that homeowner is, or will soon be, the prime suspect in an unsolved murder and he attacked the person who knows he did it. You think she's going to tell the police she broke in? No, her story is she was trying to meet with her lawyer and Sam attached Michaela and then her. Any police department is going to…

what we saw isn't what a jury's going to hear. Sam's version of the story died with him.

With the kind of clout Conor (at least) has why are detectives going to do any investigation on this at all? They can close Lila's murder case and Wes can clearly claim self defense, that Sam was trying to kill Rebecca to cover up his guilt in Lila's murder. He's got four witness to swear to that.

I don't know about all that but I was surprised they went with the fake rape accusation against Griffin when they could have compared his demand that waspy-white blond Lila keep herself virginal for marriage while he's out trolling for sex with dark haired racially ambiguous girls from the wrong side of the tracks to…

Didn't a cop/security guard see them carrying a body-shaped rug out of the house the night of the crime?

how would it hurt the case? Assuming all they're covering up is the 'trying to hack his computer" part why wouldn't they just say "I went to my lawyer's office and her husband attacked me"

That fire they set couldn't possibly cremate a body. Only a matter of time before the body is discovered and he's matched via dental records. Should have gone with the ever-popular "surprised a burglar in the act" school of murder cover-up.

Depends on who's still alive at the end of the night. If the housekeeper (Rebecca in this case) is alive she can make any argument she wants (ie I went to see my lawyer and her husband attacked me). Just last week they had a housekeeper who got murdered. Who knew the homeowner could have just said, "I fired her and…

It's much the same thing as when black people get complemented on being 'well spoken'. Only white people say that, and only about black people (well sometimes about an exceptionally beautiful white woman). I'm sure the white person means well but is it racist for a black person to notice that the ability to speak…

As I recall the tank is elevated. So yes, somebody could have lured Lila to the roof but you'd have to climb up more steps to get the body into the tank. Or at least it seems that way.

Only if Sam were alive to tell his version of the story. Rule 1 of murder - dead men tell no tales!