Amy is assigned to a Judicial Conduct Commission panel which will decide the fate of a judge accused of demanding sexual favors from a prostitute in exchange for a reduced sentence; Maxine faces a culture clash when she tries to help a Yemeni teenager who was stabbed after being accused of dishonoring her family; Amy presides over the case of a woman who fears that her ex-husband may have abducted their children; Vincent's book is published and reviewed by The New York Times; Evie moves in temporarily with Maxine and Amy, and proves to be quite a handful; Michael's parents come to visit Lauren, and rebuff Amy's attempts to discuss the divorce.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ted Mann (I) | Writer | ||
| Dori Mizrahi | Guest Star | ||
| Ruth Silveira | Guest Star | ||
| Randy Kovitz | Guest Star | ||
| Joel Swetow | Guest Star | ||
| Ansuya | Guest Star | ||
| Claudette Nevins | Guest Star | ||
| Clarinda Ross | Guest Star | ||
| John Vickery | Guest Star | ||
| Angela Sara | Guest Star | ||
| Bennet Guillory | Guest Star | ||
| Scott Alan Smith | Guest Star | ||
| Jeff Harlan | Guest Star | ||
| Drew Snyder | Guest Star | ||
| Biff McGuire | Guest Star | Judge Helmstadler (as William Biff McGuire) | |
| Mary Berg | Guest Star | ||
| Robert Walden | Guest Star | ||
| Melik | Guest Star | ||
| Rusty Schwimmer | Guest Star | ||
| Michael Murphy | Guest Star | ||
| Jack Bender | Director |