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"Law & Order" Bad Faith (1995)


Overview

User Rating:
7.3/10   17 votes
Director:
Dann Florek
Writers:
Rene Balcer (writer)
Dick Wolf (creator)
Contact:
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TV Series:
"Law & Order" (1990)
Original Air Date:
26 April 1995 (Season 5, Episode 20)
Genre:
Crime | Mystery | Drama more
Plot:
The investigation into a police officer's death uncovers 30-year-old accusations of molestation by a Catholic priest. Detective Logan takes a personal interest in the case because of his relationships with both parties. | add synopsis
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US TV Schedule:
Sun. Jan. 1011:00 AMTNT Bad Faith#5.20

Cast

  (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)

Jerry Orbach ... Detective Lennie Briscoe

Chris Noth ... Detective Mike Logan
S. Epatha Merkerson ... Lt. Anita Van Buren

Sam Waterston ... Executive A.D.A. Jack McCoy

Jill Hennessy ... A.D.A. Claire Kincaid
Steven Hill ... D.A. Adam Schiff
Bill Raymond ... Father Joe Krolinsky
Kit Flanagan ... Joan Zinns
Jan Leslie Harding ... Judy Marino

Scott Sowers ... Stewart Waller
Bill Marcus ... McGill

Stewart J. Zully ... Scully

Carolyn McCormick ... Dr. Elizabeth Olivet
Dann Florek ... Captain Donald Cragen
Steve Mellor ... Rev. Navarro
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