Plot Synopsis

GRACE VS. ABRAMS is a one-hour series featuring two legal analysts -- Nancy Grace and Dan Abrams -- who break down legal cases and provide their unique legal perspectives for crimes and trials that captured the country's attention. In each 60-minute episode, the duo breaks down the case, welcomes key players -- some with never-before-heard stories -- and introduces exclusive clips and footage. In the series opener, Grace and Abrams focus on the story of Casey Anthony. In 2011, Casey was found not guilty of murdering her young daughter Caylee in a heated trial that dominated the headlines and captured the country's attention. Grace and Abrams take a deeper look at the case, arguing legal points from the trial. The episode uncovers new information relevant to the trial, and features added insight from Judge Belvin Perry, who presided over the trial; Russ Huekler, an alternate juror on the trial; and, in her first interview, Robyn Adams, a close friend of Casey's during her time in prison. Subsequent episodes feature the stories of Drew Peterson, Chandra Levy, Robert Blake, and more.