Apple TV+'s 'Presumed Innocent' Season 2 Takes Anthology Turn

The new season will feature a fresh storyline and female lead, inspired by an upcoming novel set for release in 2026.

Season 2 of 'Presumed Innocent' will shift to an anthology format, focusing on a new narrative unrelated to the original Scott Turow novel.
The upcoming season will be based on 'Dissection of a Murder,' a legal thriller by debut author Jo Murray, scheduled for 2026 publication.
Leila Reynolds, a rookie defense attorney, will be the central character, navigating a complex murder case involving her prosecutor husband.
Jake Gyllenhaal, who led Season 1, will remain involved as an executive producer, though he will not appear on screen.
The production team, including David E. Kelley and J. J. Abrams, aims to maintain the show's focus on legal intrigue and personal drama.