Ep 7. Blind Justice

In My Family season 4 episode 7, titled "Blind Justice," the Harper family is faced with a legal situation when Susan is chosen to serve on a jury for a high-profile trial. Susan is excited to fulfill her civic duty but quickly becomes frustrated with the lack of organization and clarity in the courtroom.

As the trial progresses, Susan becomes increasingly involved in the case and begins to question the credibility of the witnesses and evidence presented. Despite her efforts to bring clarity to the situation, there are conflicting testimonies and unclear evidence causing confusion and chaos in the courtroom.

Meanwhile, Ben and Michael are dealing with their own legal issue- a parking ticket that has escalated to a court appearance. The two bicker back and forth, trying to shift the blame onto each other and ultimately cause more trouble for themselves.

Janey, feeling left out of the legal drama, decides to take matters into her own hands and "defends" her family against the parking ticket and other minor legal disputes. Her attempts at legal representation result in hilarious and chaotic situations for the entire family.

As the trial draws to a close, the Harpers are left wondering if justice was truly served. Susan is conflicted about her decision and struggles to come to terms with the outcome. The episode ends on a thought-provoking note, leaving viewers to ponder the complexities of the legal system and the importance of active civic participation.