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Michael
Michael and Jimmy's men work together to dispose of the body of extortionist Trevor.
Knowing that Carlo was arrested, Michael was fine for the time being.
Knowing that Jimmy thought he had hit Rocco with his car, Michael deliberately admitted everything.
Jimmy and Michael blame each other.
Michael went home to deal with some other items, just in time for Adam to go home. Django accidentally finds a small piece of human brain stuck to his clothes, and Michael tries to get past it with an animal. Adam fed the corpse to the dog.
The pre-trial of Carlo's case happened to be assigned to Michael. But another judge, Sarah, got the case.
Jimmy is angry that Michael doesn't get the case, but Michael promises that he has a way to get it back.
Jimmy made an excuse to drink with Judge Sarah, and turned to the police saying that the judge was drunk driving. Police confirmed the judge DUI and the case was assigned to Michael.
At Michael's birthday party, Django spit out the body.
Carlo's trial
Pre-trial, Carlow's lawyers applied for bail. The prosecution disagreed on the grounds of a serious case. Michael could only agree to refuse bail. Jimmy angrily scolded Michael in court, and was threatened by Michael to be held in contempt of court. Jimmy could only bow his head.
lawyer
Attorney Lee was fired from the firm for the Coffey case.
On the way Lee picks Michael up, to avoid Lee seeing Judge Sarah arrested, Michael says "I love you" to Lee.
gangster family
Jimmy finds the Desire Gang and tells Da Mo that the Baxter family will no longer be in the drug business. Carlo's money has been confiscated by the police as evidence.
But Da Mo refused to forgive him, because the responsibility was on Baxter's side. She demanded compensation from the other party. But Jimmy insisted, letting Desire Gang consider himself unlucky. There is little consensus between the two sides, and the issue remains unresolved.
The Desire Gang sends a message to Carlo in prison. They want to control the Baxter gang through Carlo.
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