The Asian juror implied she had been a rape victim/survivor. I'm not a lawyer, but I've served on enough juries to know that any competant defense attorney would have discovered her bias during voir dire and rejected her from that jury. The point is, in this kind of show, since the science has no relation to reality,they should at least get the law right. Happily Century City was cancelled after 9 episodes, but I've now wasted 3 hours of my life that I'll never get back.

I LOVE the actor who plays Lukas! He was also great as the protagonist in the film "Amazing Grace." I wish we saw more of him on other shows, there is something extremely appealing about him.
To those who pointed out that the boyfriend was violated too, I totally agree—but I think that she was violated just as much if not more, especially since it was the rapists' intent to mentally and emotionally torment the woman. But yeah, I was surprised that no mention was made of how her boyfriend's rights and privacy were invaded. And I agree that in real life, the judge would have tested the device's effects before allowing it to be experienced by the jury.The child star storyline was boring to me, but I other than that, I enjoyed this episode. They tried a bold experiment with this show, and while some areas are weak, I think it is vastly better than most of what is on tv right now.

new ideas exploring new possibilities that's good. Good story telling.

I'm no lawyer, but I would have had a stronger case (even a criminal case) if I had argued that it was the boyfriend/fiancee that had been violated. After all, the nanocytes (sp?) has been slipped in HIS drink.