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* [[Harsher in Hindsight]]: In "Wheels of Justice", there's a joke near the beginning where Jenna states that she is carrying several self defense items, such as a knife and a taser. Later on, she reveals {{spoiler|that she had been raped as a child.}}

* [[Straw Man Has a Point]]: In one episode, the main characters defend a 16 year-old "street doctor" who is treating people without a license or formal training. The prosecutor wants to him to stop, but Harry and Co. plead that he is saving lives. Problem is, his practice is a huge case of [[You Fail Your Medical Boards Forever]]. He is shown pulling bullets from a man who has just been shot instead of applying pressure to stop the bleeding, and in another scene he is shown yanking a knife out of a patient's leg, which is a good way to sever an artery and kill someone.

* [[Unfortunate Implications]]: In one episode Harry, who spends the episode being anything but humble, tells her client, a wrongfully imprisoned [[Angry Black Man]], that he should be more humble - even toward a (white)actively malevolent [[Obstructive Bureaucrat]].

** Arguably, she said this only because the bureaucrat wasn't going to parole him without it. On the other hand, Harry and the show seemed to almost side with the bureaucrat, because the prisoner didn't get paroled until he genuinely learned a Very Special Lesson about the importance of humility... Toward offensive white people? His glare, says Harry, is "unattractive".