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Allison, a pre-law student and mother of three, discovers that she is able to help the helpless, but not by using her law books.

Desperate to convict a serial killer Devalos calls in Allison to help with the jury, giving her the opportunity to prove herself.

Allison helps a detective solve a custler of investigations that everyone believes are murder-suicides, but he believes are homicides.

Allison is convinced that a witness has given a bogus description of the man who killed to fiance and is determined to track down the real killer.

Allison is convinced Joe is having an affair while at the same time Devalos asks Allison to lie under oath for him.

Allison's powers heighten when she finds herself able to not only see the past, but also to see the future.

Allison finds herself drawn to a cliff only to discover the body of a dead girl and learns that the only suspect is another lawyer.

Allison is disturbed when she has a dream about the death of her step-brother, but is more concerned with his mental health when he shows up on her doorstep.

Allison and Joe must come to terms with the reality that their daughter Ariel shares Allison's supernatural gift.

A reaccuring dream keeps Allison from getting sleep and begins to interfere with her life and her job.

When Allison becomes sick, her medicine hightens her abilities and unravels a murder case from the 1960s involving a Hollywood couple.

After witnessing her first execution, Allison is called upon when the ghost of the same man is suspected of murder.

Allison must decide if putting a killer in jail is worth the lives of hundreds of innocent people.

Allison discovers that an innocent man has been in prison for 15 years, and the real murderer may be unstopable.

Allison finds herself in a difficult spot when she has information that could cause a murderer to go free. At home, Joe's mother comes to visit.

Arliss Howard reprises his role as capt. Push of the Texas rangers in the season finale cliffhanger.