Synopsis

Bull and his team grapple with the strength of their defense for Rachel Elliot, a wealth manager on trial for the murder of her husband. She maintains a complete lack of memory for the event, attributing it to a severe blackout brought on by alcohol. However, Rachel's history of assertive conduct poses a risk in the courtroom. To navigate this challenge, Bull consciously avoids jurors susceptible to "rage bias," a natural inclination to distrust those perceived as emotionally volatile.