卡瓦纳诉讼 第三季

**Mute of Malice**

Kavanagh's defense of an army chaplain accused of his brother's murder faces an added layer of complexity due to his client's refusal to communicate. Is his silence a mere sign of non-cooperation, or has the trauma of service in Bosnia left him voiceless? Concurrently, Aldermarten grapples with his own personal traumas when the judge presiding over his case succumbs to a nervous breakdown.

**Blood Money**

Upon the tragic death of her husband in the operating theater following a car accident, Sarah Meadows is convinced of medical negligence. Despite his reservations about the case's chances of success, Kavanagh agrees to represent her against the hospital, represented by Jeremy Aldermarten. Amidst this, Kavanagh is called to address a colleague's behavior in chambers, and at home, the family is disheartened by their son Matt's failure in his A-level exams.

**Ancient History**

In a groundbreaking war crimes trial, Kavanagh prosecutes a seemingly blameless family doctor. He is left pondering the unreliability of human memory after fifty years. The court is bombarded with harrowing testimonies as victims of Nazi atrocities recount their experiences in concentration camps.

**Diplomatic Baggage**

Natasha Jackson, the daughter of the UK's ambassador-designate to Austria, Sir Alan Jackson, is charged with the murder of journalist Lisa Aeurbach. Natasha claims the woman was already deceased upon her arrival for an interview. The case takes an intriguing turn when Kavanagh encounters a mysterious government official, whose sole priority is to shield the ambassador-designate from scandal. Meanwhile, Matt decides to move out, much to his parents' surprise, as he shares a flat with two charming young women. In chambers, Peter Foxcott reconnects with an old friend he hadn't seen in years.

**The Ties That Bind**

Kavanagh agrees to undertake a private prosecution against Ian Vincent, who is accused of killing 17-year-old Graham Foster for stealing a briefcase from his car. Vincent's stepfather, Ron Baab, leads a crime family and attempts to dissuade all involved with both monetary offers and veiled threats. The case is primarily reliant on Graham's girlfriend, who has also been threatened, with little concrete evidence. Simultaneously, Aldermarten anxiously awaits the outcome of his application to join an exclusive men's club to which Peter Foxcott is a member.

**In God We Trust**

In Florida, Kavanagh assists his former student, Julia Piper, in preparing an appeal for an inmate on death row, awaiting execution by electric chair. It becomes apparent that the initial defense was severely flawed, with many facts unchallenged and no mitigating factors presented during sentencing, despite the inmate's limited emotional development and abusive upbringing. As Julia goes into premature labor, Kavanagh finds himself arguing the case and uncovering the truth. Back home, Lizzie Kavanagh receives distressing news from her doctors but waits until her husband returns to share it with him.