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"Law & Order" Bad Girl (1998)


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User Rating:
6.9/10   22 votes
Director:
Jace Alexander
Writers:
Dick Wolf (creator)
Rene Balcer (writer) ...
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TV Series:
"Law & Order" (1990)
Original Air Date:
29 April 1998 (Season 8, Episode 21)
Genre:
Crime | Mystery | Drama more
Plot:
The pursuit of the death penalty for a police officer's killer who found religion in prison becomes a political football for the DA's office, and Briscoe's daughter gets in trouble with the law. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast

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Jerry Orbach ... Detective Lennie Briscoe

Benjamin Bratt ... Detective Rey Curtis
S. Epatha Merkerson ... Lt. Anita Van Buren

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

Carey Lowell ... A.D.A. Jamie Ross
Steven Hill ... D.A. Adam Schiff
Cliff Gorman ... Judge Gary Feldman

Isabel Gillies ... Monica Johnson

Geoffrey Nauffts ... Monica Johnson's Defense Attorney

Neal Jones ... Mr. Flynn

Jennifer Estlin ... Cathy Briscoe (as Jennifer Bill)

Ana Gasteyer ... Monica's social worker

Lynn Cohen ... Judge Elizabeth Mizener

Ilana Levine ... Emily Schoener
Tom Wiggin ... Ross Sanders
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