Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Season 4, Episode 9Juvenile (22 Nov. 2002)Two young middle school boys are accused of the rape of a woman. Director:Constantine Makris |
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Season 4, Episode 9Juvenile (22 Nov. 2002)Two young middle school boys are accused of the rape of a woman. Director:Constantine Makris |
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| Christopher Meloni | ... | ||
| Mariska Hargitay | ... | ||
| Richard Belzer | ... | ||
| Stephanie March | ... | ||
| Ice-T | ... | ||
| BD Wong | ... | ||
| Dann Florek | ... | ||
| Illeana Douglas | ... |
Gina Bernardo
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| Becky Ann Baker | ... |
Mrs. Brice
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Shane Lyons | ... |
Jeremy Brice
(as Shane E. Lyons)
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| Connor Paolo | ... |
Zachary Connor
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| Jonathan Walker | ... |
Dr. Hayman
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Richard Topol | ... |
Mr. Connor
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| Tamara Tunie | ... | ||
| Judith Light | ... | ||
A drug raid on an apartment building turns into a murder investigation, when the intended suspect is found brutally stabbed; there is evidence she had been raped. The detectives' investigation eventually leads to two junior high-aged boys, 12-year-old Zachary Connors and 14-year-old Jeremy Brice. Zachary is tried in juvenile court, but a dilemma arises when the district attorney wants Jeremy tried as an adult, even though it is apparent Jeremy is mentally "slow" and despite evidence showing he may not have known the seriousness of his actions. In court, Jeremy is severely grilled and betrayed by Zachary (he insists that Jeremy was fully responsible and fully carried out the crimes). Jeremy's mother refuses a plea deal and the jury convicts him of first-degree murder, meaning he could spend the rest of his life in prison. Written by Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>