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4. Taxed

Alicia clashes with the bond court judge when she agrees to support a client's plea of innocence in a shoplifting case. Also, Diane is coerced by her client's counsel, Ethan Carver, to argue against her own beliefs in a case about physician assisted suicide.

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Reese Dipple appoints his general counsel Ethan Carver to liaise with Lockhart, Agos and Lee and compels Diane to take over a case advocating against euthanasia. Ethan suggests to Cary that he speak to Alicia to lobby Peter to veto an imminent physician-assisted suicide bill. Eli happens to overhear the conversation between Alicia and Cary, and schemes behind the Florrick family's back in an attempt to annoy Ruth. Alicia comes across a case where an African-American woman is wrongly accused of stealing from a clothing store.

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