Ep 13. Lahey v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Annalise Keating is a criminal law professor and a renowned criminal defense attorney who teaches at Middleton University. The story of "How To Get Away With Murder" revolves around Annalise and her group of ambitious law students who work for her law firm. In season 4 episode 13, titled "Lahey v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," Annalise and her team take up a high-profile case involving the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

The episode begins with Annalise discussing the case with her team. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is suing the state on behalf of all the incarcerated women who have been subjected to years of abuse. The women have been sexually assaulted, beaten, and harassed by the prison guards, and the state has turned a blind eye to their suffering. The case is a difficult one, and Annalise and her team are under a lot of pressure to win.

Meanwhile, Bonnie is grappling with the guilt of having killed Rebecca and is seeking redemption. Annalise gives her a job at the law firm, but Bonnie is hesitant to accept it, fearing that she may not be able to live up to Annalise's expectations. Asher is also going through a tough time after breaking up with Michaela, and he turns to Bonnie for support. Meanwhile, Laurel is still trying to uncover the truth about her father's involvement in Wes's murder.

As the case progresses, Annalise and her team discover shocking new evidence that could turn the case in their favor. They learn that a new inmate is about to be transferred to the Virginia prison, where the abuses have been happening. The inmate has information that could help Annalise's case, and she puts her team to work to get access to the prisoner.

Shortly after, Annalise and her team face opposition from the state who brings out a trump card that could hurt their case. The team needs to think fast and adapt on their feet if they hope to win the case and turn it in the favor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Without giving away spoilers, the episode is full of twists and surprises that leave the viewers on the edge of their seats. The show's central theme of murder, deceit, and betrayal continues to be prevalent in this episode, and viewers get to witness the characters' ongoing struggles with their past actions.

Ultimately, the episode ends with a major revelation that sets up an exciting climax for the season. In "Lahey v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," the show takes a departure from its usual format of focusing on a central murder case and delves into social justice issues. The episode includes social commentary on women's rights and criminal justice reforms, which gives the show a fresh new perspective.

Overall, the episode is a compelling watch, with its strong performances, tight direction, and crisp writing. It sets up an intriguing story arc that leaves the viewers excited to see what happens next. If you're a fan of legal dramas, mystery and suspense, or strong character-driven stories, "How To Get Away With Murder" season 4 episode 13, "Lahey v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania" is definitely worth watching.