![]() ![]() The countdown to Langston's execution adds a propulsive tension, while the slowly growing tenderness between Eli and Liza balances out the grim story. ![]() When the governor, who's up for reelection, announces that Langston will be executed in 30 days, Liza's team files one final motion, and Eli's attempts to bring the truth to light without exposing himself or admitting to Liza he's been keeping information from her has devastating consequences. Eli, mourning his wife's death, overheard the detective who arrested Langston confess to framing suspects years before, but has told no one. Meanwhile, she starts work at Eli Stone's newly renovated club in the predominantly Black Five Points neighborhood. ![]() She convinces her school to launch an innocence project and focus on Langston's case. His daughter, Liza, a single mother in her final year of law school in Denver, dedicates herself to exonerating him. Langston Brown, a Black man, has been on death row in Colorado for a decade for a fatal bank robbery he didn't commit. Justice debuts with a sensitive legal drama. ![]()
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