If it has blood on it, then you bet they are going to focus on it. We are going to be off to the races if that blood comes back and it doesn't belong to naz and it doesn't belong to the girl. Hence the prosecutor is going to really wish she waited on the blood results. It takes time for DNA to come back so that will…

I took it to mean WTF is he talking about?

They actually were on the NYcourts website so they were in the right place. The problem was that Naz had not been processed yet so his info would not be in the computer. Its only once the DA files the paperwork with the court does it get docketed. Stone cares about his clients make no mistake, but its likely caring…

They likely took pictures of it before moving it. Honestly if I was the detective I would just keep it as evidence. Naz's DNA is likely on the inhaler which was on top of the blood stain on the bed sheet, which means it was placed there afterwards. This establishes that Naz was inside the room with the body after the…

Naz wasn't ever getting bail and a judge isn't going to care about a sweat shirt. Watching the episode again it didn't look like there were many clothes to pick from and he just grabbed what was in the box and looked to see if it would fit.

I'll have to go back and look at it. It could also be he was looking for shirts that would fit this kid because he is smaller than many of the other people being arrested. Then again maybe he did it for some other reason.

Was the fridge open? That seems random…

Yea I don't think the hearse driver is the killer. Maybe he shows up again in the investigation because the police will certainly retrace all the steps. They have the gas station receipt. They will go there and pull the video. They will see the hearse driver talking to her and if they can see the license plate they…

Exactly. They can't hold him forever. They either charge him or let him go and hope he doesn't flee or kill someone. Given the evidence charging him makes the most sense and they will continue to build their case.

I'll be crystal clear here. The client says to you I murdered this guy. I murdered 30 other guys before this that I am not arrested for. The lawyer is not allowed to disclose that information to anyone. Not in court. Not out of court. Nowhere. If a client pleads guilty then it will be the client admitting the crimes…

The subway ad seemed the most unrealistic. Those subway ad campaigns are not cheap. Its not like he is Saul Goodman. This isn't some guy rolling in dough if he is just hanging around a police station trolling for clients.

Umm its NYC. There are plenty of people around who have those characteristics.

I hope not too. Then again someone like Naz would likely be a prime target.

If he did it (which I doubt) I don't think he is aware he did it.

Prosecutor doesn't need to prove why he did it. Just that he did it beyond a reasonable doubt. I'm sure they will come up with a theory. It sounds like they will try to argue that they started fooling around and she didn't want to have sex and he forced her and panicked and ended up killing her to prevent her from…

I didn't say they should show all the details of an autopsy. However, the scene is toned down and very relevant because its a criminal justice procedural and the autopsy is an essential part of the investigation and process.

Assuming he washed up in the apartment and not outside somewhere with a hose. Keep in mind the cops don't see what we saw. For all they know he was coming and going and could have cleaned himself off somewhere else or thrown out soiled clothes. It certainly is a relevant issue for the defense, but I think this will be…

Crime scene likely went through the entire apartment not just the room she was found in. The cops aren't interested in exonerating people. They got the kid, they place him there with the girl, the girl is dead of stab wounds and the kid has a knife on his person with her blood on it. The kid didn't call 911, instead…

My friend is a sgt that works the desk sometimes. I figure it must be boring as hell standing there all shift and making entries into the desk log.

I think that other guy is shown being brought it on an arrest with a third guy in the first episode. Its a really quick camera shot though so I need to go back and look closer.