Chyłka manages to convince Szczerbiński to cooperate once again. When they meet at Fahad's apartment, the lawyer gives him surprising news. On the spot, neither she nor Kordian find any trace that could explain who the accused really is. Cooperation with the new client turns out to be exceptionally difficult. Fahad claims that he became the target of the secret services solely because of his religion. What is the truth? Chyłka intends to use every opportunity to win in court. He decides to additionally publicize Fahad's case in the media. However, the Paderborn prosecutor is certain that the lawyer has no chance of winning. Has Chyłka finally met a worthy opponent? (thetvdb.com)