Your Honor

There is moderate violence and some bloody images and injury detail. There are also verbal suicide references and sex references.

There are visual and verbal references to drug distribution. There is moderate violence including masked shootings and bashes to the head. There is also brief sight of blood in the aftermath of violence. There are brief undetailed references to domestic abuse.

There are some crime scene images depicting a murdered man whose head is bloodied and swollen.

There are moderate references to violence during a cross examination where a man describes being punched, having his eye gouged and his testicals gripped during a prison fight. He later admits to slamming the a man's head repeatedly into a wall in self defence. There are scenes of moderate threat where characters imply they want to kill each other. There is a scene of sexual harassment where a female detective ignores incoherent jeers from male inmates as she inspects an empty jail cell.

A man is implied to be contemplating taking his own life, however he quickly appears to change his mind. There are verbal references to drug deals, overdoses and heroin addiction. Scenes include moderate threat and violence with brief bloody detail as well as mentions of murder. There is emotional upset from bereavement and discussion of grief.

There is moderate threat when a man is forced into a basement room, punched and held at gunpoint. There is also a brief punch-up during an episode recap. A man makes an undetailed reference to having suicidal thoughts.

There is moderate gun threat. There are references to women being trafficked into sex work. There are references to adultery.

There is moderate gun threat. There are infrequent bloody images. There is brief sight of joint smoking, as well as verbal drug references.

A woman asks a man if she can trade drugs in his area. There are scenes of emotional upset when a young man speaks of the death of his mother and siblings.