Street Legal - Episode Guide

After Ted Barr quits the firm, Chuck, Leon, and Carrie have to try to hold the law practice together as Carrie and Ted head towards divorce.

Leon runs into an old flame from his days as a radical student, and is surprised to learn who the father of her daughter is.

Carrie represents a businessman charged with murdering his wife, but slowly learns the truth behind his motives for hiring her.

Chuck decides to back the comeback of an aging boxer, but his lack of experience creates problems for both of them.

Chuck represents an emotionally disturbed 12-year-old boy charged with the murder of his stepfather, and who witnessed the suspicious death of his father.

Carrie represents a woman who discovers an immigration official is the same man who interrogated and tortured her in Brazil.

Carrie represents a lesbian couple who acted as a surrogate for a heterosexual couple, and has changed their minds about giving up the baby.

Leon's client fights to get back her medical research from an American company who plan to use it for a Star Wars type research program

Chuck defends a teen charged in a brutal gang beating of a gay man, and refuses to give the names of the others who were involved in the attack.

Carrie has trouble getting her life together after a client's husband sexually assaults her at the office and she has to testify against him in court.

Carrie represents a man upset with the witness protection program.

Chuck is taken to trial over an incident in a young woman's hotel room…she says they slept together, he says she kissed him and he turned her down.

Carrie is distraught when a problem client commits suicide, and her confident demeanor crumbles in the face of mounting work pressure.

Leon represents a doctor who has been charged with negligence in the death of a young girl during a routine operation.

Chuck's client wants to sue her dating service for setting her up on a less than desirable blind date.

Leon represents a stand up comedian who is counter-suing his wife for not only a divorce, but for loss of humor.

Leon represents a young mentally handicapped couple who want to live together despite her mother's preventing them from even seeing each other.

Leon defends an elderly client accused of destroying a beautiful Christmas display.

Angry about the suspicious shooting death of his brother by a prison guard, a fellow inmate seeks advice from Carrie Barr; Olivia Novak joins the firm.

Leon is asked to defend an American purse snatcher charged with murder in Florida, where he may face the electric chair.

Chuck finds himself at odds with his partners and his wife when he represents the head of an anti-abortion group who has caused a woman to miscarry during a demonstration outside an abortion clinic.

A judge Carrie has previously accused of racism hires her to defend him on a murder charge. A student charges Leon with sexual harassment.

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Leon is horrified when a TV newscaster names on-air a young offender he once represented, which is illegal.

Chuck's client needs help acquiring funding for condos; Olivia's client is a wheelchair-bound actor who was rejected for a handicapped role in a TV commercial.

Carrie represents a young man charged with criminal negligence in the death of his morbid school friend; Olivia wants to hide a client's previous sports injury in a worker's compensation case.

Leon represents a radical environmentalist intent on saving a forest from destruction; Carrie sees another side of Nick; Lisa refuses to play the "corporate wife" for Chuck.

Carrie struggles with her personal and legal ethics while defending a religious fanatic in a murder case; Leon negotiates an unusual sentence for a wealthy businesswoman.

Leon is shocked and dismayed at Carrie's and Chuck's ignorance and intolerance when he represents an old friend with AIDS.

On a challenge, Olivia and Carrie swap cases, with unexpected results; Chuck moves in with Leon after he and Lisa split up.

Carrie's client, a young basketball star facing drug charges, refuses to tell her the truth; sparks fly between Chuck and Olivia; Leon negotiates custody of a violin in a divorce settlement.

Chuck and Olivia try to help a young Mennonite who's been swindled out of millions of dollars; Leon is outraged over the city's treatment of the homeless.

Carrie endangers her relationship with Nick when she proves that his father figure is a crooked cop; Leon represents an adoptive mother in a custody case.

Chuck's client, a 15-year-old model, becomes infatuated with him; Leon helps a woman fighting to enforce her sister's living will; Carrie learns of Olivia's affair with Chuck.

Leon's client wants to stay with his aboriginal foster parents, but his caseworker argues that their ancient beliefs endanger his life.

Carrie defends her young cousin Ricky, before learning that he has been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.

Chuck's latest get-rich-quick scheme ends disastrously when he is accused of conflict of interest and charged with fraud. Olivia and Gloria expose a puppy mill.

Tensions between Leon and Chuck escalate when they learn they are representing opposing sides in a land-development dispute.

Chuck's reckless business deals and his steamy affair with Olivia compel his estranged wife to apply for sole custody of their 2-year-old son.

When Barr, Robinovitch and Tchobanian teeter on the verge of bankruptcy, two solutions present themselves.

Carrie defends Sarah Melchuck, a young policewoman charged in the shooting death of a black man.

Against all odds, Leon fights a malpractice suit against a major manufacturer of contact lenses, on behalf of blinded professional photographer.

Carrie defends university professor Diane Abbot, a stoical single mother charged with criminal negligence in the accidental death of her infant son.

Chuck and Olivia's collaboration on a case causes a lot of professional and personal tensions.

Olivia's association with a controversial filmmaker places her in danger; Chuck has an affair with a socialite.

Leon and Nick join forces to uncover proof that an Olympic rower committed a murder six years ago, and thereby clear the name of Leon's former client who was sent to jail for the crime.

Carrie becomes concerned about her client, a teen-age gang member accused of a fatal stabbing; Olivia helps a rock star fight a paternity suit.

Leon defends the rights of laid off factory workers whose factory is closed after a buyout by an Ohio company that plans on moving production to Mexico.

Chuck is implicated in an insider trading scheme involving Jennifer's father; Carrie defends a woman accused of beating her husband; Leon asks Olivia for advice.

After a client skips town, Carrie finds herself becoming the legal guardian of her daughter; Alana decides to seek a divorce and asks Leon to represent her.

Leon's father arrives in town to meet Alana, but finds himself arrested.

Leon decides to represent a Guatemalan waiter falsely accused of thief, just days before his own wedding to Alana.

A newspaper is accused of libel after suggesting an Italian businessman has ties to organized crime.

Carrie's handling of a case may put Kim danger. But Nick is determined to protect both of them; Olivia reveals her true feelings to Chuck.

Newly reunited Olivia and Chuck make a power play to gain control of the firm; Carrie is charged for disobeying a court order; Leon takes on a cosmetic company.

Olivia's blue-collar past is revealed when her brothers show up; a judgeship falls in Alana's lap; Carrie and Dillon continue to clash over the Wendy Nelson case.

Carrie is stunned when Dillon decides to prosecute Wendy Nelson; Leon tries to expose an immigration consultant; Alana is accepted as a judge, but in a different city.

Determined to win a high-profile Hollywood client, Olivia has two unions fight each other; Leon uncovers fraud during a routine will inspection; Carrie hosts the annual firm barbecue.

Chuck represents a man suing a hospital for malpractice, but is stunned to discover his son is receiving life-saving treatment at the same hospital.

Carrie represents a woman who claims to have discovered her dead husband's body via a psychic vision; Leon gets involved in Island politics by challenging a marijuana charge.

Leon represents a mayoral candidate accused of sexual harassment; Leah receives early parole, and Carrie must face the prospect of losing Kim.

Leon announces he is running for mayor; Olivia is approached by a juror in her friend's sexual assault case; Carrie decides to fight Leah for custody of Kim.

Johnny Marsh continues to harass Olivia; Leon is asked to represent a priest who is protecting an alleged terrorist; the custody battle for Kim takes a toll on Carrie.

Wanda asks Carrie to represent her fiancé, who was arrested for burglary; Olivia represents an artist involved in a contract dispute, but finds out that her client is illiterate.

Kim's grandparents decide to fight for custody of Kim; Mayor Riley offers Leon a deal in exchange for dropping out of the race; Chuck tries his first divorce case.

Chuck hires Nick to follow Olivia and Peter Garland; Leon files a libel suit against one of his opponents; the firm receives some shocking news about Peter Garland.

Carrie agrees to represent Chuck when he is arrested for the murder of Peter Garland; Olivia is convinced of Chuck's guilt; Leon and Jane embark on a one-night stand.

The evidence is mounting against Chuck; Nick does some digging in Garland's past; Leon's campaign takes a hit when he refuses to publicly renounce Chuck.

Peter Garland's connection to Johnny Marsh is uncovered, putting Olivia in the hot seat; Dillon suspects Brian is withholding evidence; Alana receives her transfer back to Toronto.

New information on the murder of Peter Garland is revealed; Carrie accepts Dillon's proposal; Alana can't forgive Leon for his indiscretion; the jury returns with a verdict.

Chuck's case is officially closed, but Carrie, Leon, and Olivia discover that Brent Elliot, the administrator of Stanley Wall's estate, is hiding something.

Dillon tells Veronica that he's got marriage on his mind. Olivia and the firm are sued for five million dollars because Danny Hart recanted his story.

Leon's impressive handling of the suit lands the firm a merger offer from high-powered international lawyer R.J. Williams.

Carrie and Alana struggle to keep their personal feelings in check at the trial of a sexual offender who preys on elderly women.

Tensions continue to rise between Dillon and Veronica when Dillon is assigned to prosecute a respected black community leader.

Chuck's carelessness with a case earns a first-time offender a stiff sentence. New office manager Rob starts construction on a luxurious workspace.

Olivia's father dies, leaving her a sizable estate. Carrie defends Veronica on an assault charge.

Olivia's mother, long thought dead, suddenly appears on the scene to contest her late husband's will, prompting Olivia to seek Rob's help.

Chuck defends a young man accused of a gang-related execution, and a lawyer on the same case is reluctant to join forces.

Olivia represents a screenwriter who claims her script was changed without permission. Chuck defends a patriotic protester who was shooting at the cars at the border.

Leon finds himself sympathizing with the wife when he represents a man in a divorce case; Olivia considers using confidential information as leverage in a case.

Chuck and Leon are hired for a polygamy case; Rob offers Laura Crosby a place at the firm, leaving the others wondering who she'll be replacing.

Leon represents a military man who refused to obey orders for reasons of conscience; Carrie returns with some important decisions to announce.

BRT prepare to set up shop, but the lease to their office now belongs to R.J. Carrie and Laura team up to help a battered wife.

Olivia's dreams comes true when R.J. offers her a partnership in his LA office, but is torn when he sues BRT for breach of contract. Carrie and Dillon finally get married.

The battle between R.J. Williams and BRT rages on. Chuck needs to request a second autopsy in a case. Carrie is killed by a hit and run driver.

Devastated by Carrie's death, Leon and Chuck accept Laura's help and she officially joins the firm; Leon gets new evidence that helps him defeat R.J. at trail.

Olivia finds out that she's pregnant and the baby can be only Chuck's. She refuses R.J.'s marriage proposal, and asks to return to the firm.

Chuck is involved in a prestigious murder case; Olivia feels neglected home alone pregnant; Leon returns from vacation with an announcement.

Olivia is in labor, but refuses to have Chuck in the delivery room; Leon latest case involves an immigration dispute; Dillon and Malony vie for the Senior Crown position.

Laura feels threatened by Chuck and Olivia's closeness due to the baby; Dillon starts cracking under pressure; Rob lands a high-profile client.

Olivia decides to produce a movie; Laura ends things with Chuck; Rob joins a dating service; Leon is stunned to discover Alana doesn't want to have children.

Alana and Leon continue to quarrel over not having children; Olivia starts production on her movie; Rob turns his boxing match with Chuck into a charity event.

Chuck lands a high-profile murder case; Leon tries to secure the release of a refugee from prison; Rob and Chuck are sued because of the boxing match.

Olivia turns to an organized-crime kingpin to secure funding for her film; Dillon continues to spiral downward; Chuck suggests living together to Olivia, for Emily's sake.

Laura represents a doctor charged with giving morphine to drug addicts; Molony continues harassing Dillon; Leon's latest immigration case begins to take a toll.

Laura defends a former client accused of sexual abuse; Rob's new client wants to kick the poor out of a building; Alana and Leon wait for pregnancy results.

Rob is stunned to discover his brother living on the streets; Olivia, intrigued by Chuck's latest client, tries to secure the film rights; Mercedes finds Dillon after a suicide attempt.

Chuck gives Olivia a bill for loss wages in the Bedol case; Mercedes keep a watch over Dillon after his release; Alana presides over an emergency hearing at the hospital.

Chuck lands another high-profile case, this time a murder with a hate crime attached to the charge; Olivia uses Emily as a weapon against Chuck; Laura gets involved in a mercy-killing case.

Eva Paredes persuades Leon to represent a young Guatemalan soldier who claims he was forced to serve in the army against his will and is now seeking asylum in Canada.

When an accident happens on-set, Olivia asks Chuck to defend Tom when he is arrested; Rob is caught between two feuding funeral directors; Alana suggests adoption to Leon.

Olivia continues to struggle with the production of her film; Leon learns he is under investigation from the law society; Chuck sues Olivia for custody of Emily.

Leon is charged with misconduct and may face disbarment; Chuck and Olivia battle in court over Emily; the police question Rob about his dealings with Tassos Dimetrios.

Rob is charged with money laundering and the police seize Olivia's film; Chuck appeals Leon disbarment; Alana loses the baby; Tom proposes to Olivia.

Determined to get Chuck off of her mind, Olivia accepts Tom's proposal; Rob is cleared by the law society; Laura, haunted by Brian, makes some poor choices on behalf of her client.

Chuck and Olivia return from their honeymoon; Laura suggests a billing contest to Olivia; Chuck agrees to fill in temporarily as senior partner.

Eva Paredes clears Leon, but tragedy strikes; Rob meets an old flame through Laura; eager to win the billings contest, Olivia represents a controversial sexist author.

Olivia and Laura continue their billings war; Leon represents a Caucasian police cadet suing for reverse discrimination; Chuck permanently becomes senior partner.

Laura represents a young boy accused of murder; an adjudicator position falls in Leon's lap; Rob latest client is making him miserable; a new articling student joins the firm.

Leon represents a black nurse who claims discrimination at her workplace; Rob and Nina's romance heats up; Leon and Alana decide meet their foster child.

Laura represents a child molester, but is up against Malony; Ben starts to spend time with Leon and Alana; Chuck finds a creative way to get his latest client off the hook.

Malony's involvement with Laura's case leads to tragedy; Olivia is offered a TV commentator job; Leon represents a lesbian fighting for her deceased partner's pension.

Rob represents an entrepreneur accused of stealing her former employer's clients; Olivia accepts the TV job, despite Chuck's misgivings; Leon and Alana officially adopt Ben.

Olivia is fired from her TV job when she represents a TV journalist; Leon represents a teen suing his father for non-support; Chuck lands a new high-profile client.

Chuck defends a cigarette smuggler accused of murder; a high-powered lawyer tries to influence Alana; Laura is stunned when Valerie makes a shocking confession to her.

Leon represents an abused wife; Olivia and Chuck continue to clash over Jack Driscoll; Nina's husband hires Rob; Ben starts acting up at school.

Abused wife Joan Millman kills her husband, and Leon enlists Chuck and Laura to take over the case; Alana and Leon bring in professional help for Ben; the RCMP are breathing down Chuck's neck in their investigation of Jack Driscoll.

BRT & Associates considers bringing in another criminal lawyer to help Chuck; Olivia is approached by a woman's group to represent a journalist; Leon helps a colleague fighting for the family of miners killed in an accident.

Leon represents a group of miner's, angering Chuck who feels the firm can't afford the case; Laura represents Rob's cousin; Chuck and Olivia grow more distant.

Olivia represents a female lawyer denied a partnership at her firm; Leon continues with the miner's case, but Chuck demands BRT vote if they should continue with the case.

Leon and Rob continue on the miners' case; Alana oversees a child custody case; Chuck finds himself going up against Leon in the miner's case.

Chuck and Leon battle each other in court, leading to hard feelings; Olivia joins an AIDS task force and encounters an old nemesis; Alana makes a controversial speech.

Olivia is determined to get Arthur Locke thrown off the task force; Rob and Laura grow closer; Leon's win causes Chuck to reevaluate his life and leave town.

Olivia prepares to file a lawsuit against a drug manufacturer, but before she's able to, a startup firm steals the case from under her.

The parents of Lilly's friend have gone missing and she's determined to find them, meanwhile Mina is haunted by the death of a client and Olivia battles with Hal over the case.

Mina takes on a troublesome client who keeps making things worse for himself. Adam responds to a desperate call from his mother. Olivia has a surprise visitor.

Olivia and Mina travel to Montreal and meet up with a familiar face, while Lilly and Adam stay behind to search for a new expert witness. Olivia finds herself in a personal crisis.

A judge dies, Leon arrives, and the class-action case goes to trial.

After Olivia is charged with aiding a suicide, she needs help of both Leon and her estranged husband Chuck, just back from Vancouver. Rob and Laura, after much deliberation, get engaged. Alana recieves a special position from the minister of justice. Dylan joins the BRT team.