Brandt's attempted exposé on Nolan is promoted on television without his knowledge, causing Nolan to hurriedly prepare a defence against the false charges of indiscretion. Brandt's producing partner Marsha Palmer ignores his protests and insists that he broadcast it. But he surprises everyone by publicly declaring Nolan innocent and retracting his premature accusation. Brandt's job is terminated, but he is triumphant—and Nolan is greatly relieved that she did not bring dishonour to the Supreme Court.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Janet Tamaro | Writer | ||
| Carol Flint | Writer | ||
| Brenda Strong | Guest Star | ||
| Meera Simhan | Guest Star | ||
| Bob Gunton | Guest Star | ||
| Steven W. Bailey | Guest Star | ||
| Charles Haid | Director | ||
| Kevin Jon Heller | Director | ||
| Janet Tamaro | Director |