Ep 9. Justified

CSI: NY season 7 episode 9, titled "Justified," follows the CSI team as they investigate the murder of a high-profile defense attorney. The episode begins with a man running through the streets of New York, frantically looking for help. The man is revealed to be the son of defense attorney, Jack Sinclair. He tells the police that he found his father murdered in his office.

The CSI team arrives at the scene and begins their investigation. They discover that Sinclair was shot at close range and that his office was ransacked. One of the main suspects is a former client of Sinclair's, who was recently released from prison. The man, named Jeremy Kent, was convicted of assault and battery and claims that Sinclair mishandled his case, leading to his imprisonment.

As the team delves deeper into the case, they discover that Sinclair's relationships with his clients were not always straightforward. They interview several of his former clients and find out that he had a reputation for being ruthless and manipulative. Meanwhile, Danny and Lindsay investigate a separate case involving the death of a young woman who was found in a hotel room. They discover that the woman was a call girl and that she had recently been in contact with Sinclair.

As the investigation continues, more suspects come to light. The team must navigate a web of lies and deceit as they try to uncover the killer's identity. Along the way, they face several obstacles, including uncooperative witnesses and a lack of physical evidence.

Eventually, the team is able to narrow down their list of suspects and identify the killer. The motive behind the murder is revealed to be more complicated than originally thought, and the team must race against time to prevent another innocent victim from being killed.

In the end, justice is served, but not without consequences. The team is left to ponder the dark side of the legal system and the people who are tasked with upholding it. CSI: NY season 7 episode 9 is a gripping episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.