Michael wrestles with the concept of possession after the discovery of Aboriginal remains creates a conflict of ownership between the state and the Indigenous community.

The courthouse becomes the centre of the fallout from a Secret Intelligence Agency training exercise.

Rafferty's 6-year-old son goes missing.

Michael sees the law from another perspective after he becomes the key witness in Flicker's prosecution against an arsonist.

Michael begins to wonder if someone is trying to put a spell on him after a number of suspicious run-ins with a member of a religious commune.

Flicker is horrified after he discovers just what conditions are faced by those in the police cells awaiting trial.

Michael revisits his past as a university radical and conscientious objector when he is forced to decide the fate of a man who he once protested alongside.