Marcel, a police investigator who managed to convict a senior criminal, begins working as a lawyer in the District Attorney's Office and is embedded in a mortgage fraud case that is upsetting the country. She is determined not to ignore her gut feelings but has difficulty obtaining evidence to support them.

The pressure around the mortgage curfew is mounting, and Marcel is being attacked and removed from the portfolio. Despite this she manages to bring new and unexpected testimony.

Following the testimony Marcel is appointed to lead the case. The interns are trying to establish the state committee's version. The identity of the crook who committed the mortgage fraud is revealed.

The hunt for the mortgage fraud suspect is leading to surprising developments in the investigation.

Marcel receives new information regarding the mortgage portfolio but has difficulty reopening it.

The investigation into the Violin of David brings Marcel to a series of disturbing revelations.

The "Violin of David" affair is published, the connection between Nachmias and Bergman is revealed and causes a stir in the State Attorney's Office. Kobi is released under house arrest in Marcel's apartment.

Marcel is trying to link Bergman to the murder of a Jerusalemite, even though the evidence points to Gilbert Atias.

Following the arson of his vehicle at the police facility where he was being held, Murdoch initiates an unusual legal proceeding against Kobe and seeks to represent himself.

Meir Kalfon was arrested but refuses to cooperate in the investigation on the grounds that he acted in the course of his job. Kaminski ran into a conflict of interest in representing his clients.

Kaminsky realizes he has gotten involved and is looking for a way to break free from representation. The interns reveal a critical detail for the investigation. Marcel tries to lead a move but is unexpectedly blocked.

The explosion of the explosive device placed on Marcel's motorcycle carries a heavy price. Is Murdoch responsible for placing the charge? Or is the person behind the mortgage scam responsible for liquidation?