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A grand jury has been empaneled and it appears to be a foregone conclusion that Will Gardner will be indicted for bribing a judge. As Lockhart/Gardner circles the wagons and prepares for the worst, Alicia is brought into the fold and learns how bad things have got for the first time. Will's strategy is to try to tie Peter in as much as possible, hoping that Cary will persuade him to see that he might hurt himself by going after Will. The state's attorney's office has a secret weapon: inside information provided by Kalinda in exchange for keeping quiet about a document that might send Alicia to jail. With the future of the firm in the balance, Alicia is called to the stand and asked, under oath, to answer tough questions that she was not expecting concerning a sexual relationship with Will. Eli's feud with David Lee continues when Eli realizes Caitlin's connection to his nemesis and decides to bury her with meaningless clerical work. His feud with rival crisis manager Stacie Hall also takes an interesting twist when she admits to having feelings for him while the two battle over a lucrative account.
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