Danny: What exactly do you do all day?
Sloane: Exactly what it looks like I do. I sit here and check and recheck forms all day.

Jamie: You're about to become the daughter-in-law of the PC and the former PC. You're just going to have to accept that some people are going to try to use you.
Eddie: For what? To win a softball game?

DA: Consider it done.
Anthony: But it's not done. You running a railroad here, cause that's what I'm hearing.
DA: You wanna talk yourself out of a job?

Anthony: Sam, Ms. Johnson's gonna be charged with murder. So if you got any proof she didn't do it, I suggest you tell me now.
Sam: She didn't do it. And I gotta do my homework.

Abigail: A cop that can't go up a few flights of stairs isn't exactly safe.
Sid: That was like a dozen flights.
Abigail: It was four.

The foster mother's DNA on the foster child? That's solid evidence?

Anthony

Lenny: You know what your problem is? You always want to see the good in your people. That's your blind spot.
Frank: I wasn't blind about this.

I did what was right, not what was legal. Imagine what it's like to be driven to the point that you have to make that choice.

Peterson

Jamie: What if it gets back that I'm investigating them? I'll lose trust, trust that i've worked hard to build.
Eddie: You want them to trust that you'll always look the other way? Is that the message you want to send?

Maria: Must be some pretty powerful people involved.
Danny: And I thought we were pretty powerful people too.

Mrs. Peterson: Ever married someone only to find out they're someone else?
Anthony: Yes.
Mrs. Peterson: My husband was a narcissist.

Sid: Statute of limitations has expired. Lenny can't be charged. That's a good thing, isn't it?
Garett: He can be charged in the court of public opinion.
Frank: As can I.
Garett: You want to start working on your response?
Frank: Yes. As soon as the last spark of optimism has gone out from me.