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Title: Law & Order: Trial by Jury (2005–2006)
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Lennie Briscoe (Jerry Orbach), now retired from the N.Y.P.D., joins the District Attorney's office as an investigator. Through him, and the various lawyers, jury members and court officials we meet along the way, the show explores the intricate workings of the jury system.
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ADA Tracey Kibre: Just trying to put the bad guy away, not win the Nobel Peace Prize.
ADA Kelly Gaffney: You excused those jurors because you thought they'd sympathize.
ADA Tracey Kibre: Look, when you are first chair you can have whoever you want on your jury: latinos, lawyers, convicted felons... Go crazy! Right now, you support my choices whether or not you think they're aggressive.
ADA Kelly Gaffney: Or cheap. I was being polite when I said aggressive. I'm sorry, but I think is out of line to hide behind Hernandez like that.
ADA Tracey Kibre: Well, I ...
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The series has not been rerun since it's cancellation in 2005 due to the lack of episodes for syndication. See more »Quotes
ADA Kelly Gaffney: I gotta tell ya, I don't like it.ADA Tracey Kibre: Just trying to put the bad guy away, not win the Nobel Peace Prize.
ADA Kelly Gaffney: You excused those jurors because you thought they'd sympathize.
ADA Tracey Kibre: Look, when you are first chair you can have whoever you want on your jury: latinos, lawyers, convicted felons... Go crazy! Right now, you support my choices whether or not you think they're aggressive.
ADA Kelly Gaffney: Or cheap. I was being polite when I said aggressive. I'm sorry, but I think is out of line to hide behind Hernandez like that.
ADA Tracey Kibre: Well, I ...
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I cannot say enough about Jerry Orbach; I loved the guy and the way he delivered his lines, always believable of his character even if they weren't always great lines. I looked forward to seeing him on Trial by Jury, still pending at this moment. Also if only once or for a season, if Trial by Jury brings back Carey Lowell who has such natural beauty and who always delivered her lines as Jamie Ross as if it were all real and not acting, without chewing the scenery, talking out of the side of her mouth (Joisy?) or "reciting" woodenly, it's worth the viewing. I just wish Jerry O. had had that prostate exam; I could have watched him work forever. Maybe he could have even been allowed to sing "Try to Remember". I can dream, can't I?