The Gray family copes with the aftermath of a deadly explosion that involved Vincent.

After losing it, Maxine has to take an anger management class. Amy is working on a case where a teenager had mutilated another player during a hockey game.

Amy finds out that her ex husband is getting remarried, and Maxine and Jared decide to cool it down.

Amy takes a case of a young girl in care of wanderer parents.

Donna experiences Braxton Hicks contractions and Maxine makes a discovery about their dog, Socrates.

Amy is asking other judges to help her with much delayed adoptions. Maxine gets great support for her future home for victims of child abuse.

Maxine has to deal with children's adoptions. Among them, a young boy who refuses the adoption, sure that his mother will come back.

Amy judges a case involving an HIV positive mother who wants to avoid screening her baby and to continue breast feeding her. She tries to decide between two interested men, and also tries very hard to get a new family dog.

Amy hears the case of a teenager protesting against discrimination by his school. Her friend's husband tries to kiss her after giving her a pair of shoes and she has to decide whether to be honest about this.

Amy presides over the case of a boy who shot and killed his sister without apparent remorse. She and Tom plan to tell their children they're dating. Peter and Gillian plan a christening for Ned.

Amy hears the case of a pregnant woman living in a group of people who believe that medical treatment is against the will of God. After a terrible shock, Peter gets a DUI and Gillian tells Maxine and Amy that she thinks he is an alcoholic.

Amy gets an offer to be in a TV debate, while Maxine investigates a case of familial child abuse she finds particularly distressing.

Amy judges the case of a wife who repeatedly accuses her husband of mistreating their daughter without proof, which comes to an unexpected and tragic conclusion. Vincent and Carole continue to discuss moving to San Francisco.