Las Vegas Law (2016)

The true-crime series about the Clark County, Nev., district attorney's office begins with two cases: a man facing the death penalty for three murders in Las Vegas; and a male massage therapist accused of sexually abusing two female clients.

A sexual assault case is detailed. The victim, who was inebriated, can't remember much of what happened, but the prosecutors have physical evidence, including video surveillance that shows the defendant holding her upright on the way to his room as well as photos of bruises on her body.

A man is charged with kidnapping and battery of a female friend; and a petty thief is shot by a store clerk.

A young man is accused of "trick rolling" another man. Also: two men carjack an elderly couple and, the same night, rob another man as he leaves for work.

A female police sergeant is assaulted by a man she's attempting to arrest; and a teen boy is caught in the crossfire between two young men vying for the same girl.

A man goes on trial for allegedly beating his wife to death; and a retired detective helps with the cold case of a teen girl whose remains were found encased in concrete.

The prosecution has physical evidence, but what they don't have is the woman's memory. Now the question becomes: who will the jury believe?