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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death. Doubles as MisplacedRetribution, as the woman seems to have displaced much of her anger for the killer onto the judge, even seeming to attribute the damage that her husband's death caused to her family to the sentence rather than to the actual murder (apparently not realizing that a lot of the things she talks about -- specifically, the mountain of appeals the murderer has filed -- would have also happened with a death sentence).
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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death. Doubles as MisplacedRetribution, as the woman seems to have displaced much of her anger for the killer onto the judge, even seeming to attribute the damage that her husband's death caused to her family to the sentence rather than to the actual murder (apparently not realizing murder.
* HollywoodLaw: In-universe, the perpetrator seems to believe thata lot of the things she talks about her family's ordeal -- specifically, the mountain of multiple appeals the murderer has and request for a new trial filed by her husband's killer -- is entirely attributable to the fact that said killer was given a life sentence rather than the death penalty, seemingly thinking that if the death sentence had been given, he'd be dead and no longer around to bother her. In reality, the death penalty process usually takes decades and also involves numerous appeals, so it's likely that she would have also happened with endured a death sentence).similar process regardless of the sentence. Potentially justified as it's suggested she's just looking for someone to blame for her family's troubles and this particular aspect provided a convenient target.
* HollywoodLaw: In-universe, the perpetrator seems to believe that
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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death. Doubles as MisplacedRetribution, as the woman seems to have displaced much of her anger for the killer onto the judge, even seeming to attribute the damage that her husband's death caused to her family to the sentence rather than to the actual murder.murder (apparently not realizing that a lot of the things she talks about -- specifically, the mountain of appeals the murderer has filed -- would have also happened with a death sentence).
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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death. Doubles as MisplacedRetribution, as the woman seems to be blaming have displaced much of her anger for the judge and killer onto the sentence for judge, even seeming to attribute the damage the killer's actions that her husband's death caused to her family.family to the sentence rather than to the actual murder.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death. Doubles as MisplacedRetribution, as the woman seems to be displacing some of blaming the judge and the sentence for the damage the killer's actions caused to her feelings towards the killer onto the judge.family.
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* CallBack: At the end of the episode, Don references Larry's earlier comments about "quantum entanglement".
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* NewMeat: Colby gets himself and David into trouble by coming in too hard against a motorcycle gang.
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* NewMeat: Colby gets himself and David into trouble by coming in too hard against a motorcycle gang.gang.
* PutOnABus: Although she missed the last two episodes of Season 1, it's this episode that establishes that Terry Lake (Creator/SabrinaLloyd) is gone long-term, as Don's friend mentions her transferring to Washington.
* PutOnABus: Although she missed the last two episodes of Season 1, it's this episode that establishes that Terry Lake (Creator/SabrinaLloyd) is gone long-term, as Don's friend mentions her transferring to Washington.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death.
* NewMeat: Colby gets himself and David into trouble by coming in too hard against a motorcycle gang.
* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:A cop's widow]] had a judge's wife killed because the judge sentenced [[spoiler:her husband's killer]] to life rather than death.
* NewMeat: Colby gets himself and David into trouble by coming in too hard against a motorcycle gang.
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The team investigates when the wife of a judge is killed but the motivation is not what they would think.
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The team investigates when the wife of a judge (Creator/AlanRosenberg) is killed but the motivation is not what they would think.
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Directed by Creator/AlexZakrzewski
Written by Creator/KenSanzel
The team investigates when the wife of a judge is killed but the motivation is not what they would think.
First appearance of Megan Reeves (Creator/DianeFarr) and Colby Granger (Creator/DylanBruno).
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Written by Creator/KenSanzel
The team investigates when the wife of a judge is killed but the motivation is not what they would think.
First appearance of Megan Reeves (Creator/DianeFarr) and Colby Granger (Creator/DylanBruno).
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