Law & Order (TV Series)
Juvenile (1999)
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- TV-14
- 45min
- Crime, Drama
- 14 Apr 1999
- TV Episode
An investigative reporter is shot, and evidence indicates a link to a 20-year-old murder case. Prosecutors learn that one of the reporter's stories on the case may have helped convict an innocent man of the crime.
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Cast
| Jerry Orbach | ... |
Detective Lennie Briscoe
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| Benjamin Bratt | ... |
Detective Rey Curtis
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| S. Epatha Merkerson | ... |
Lieutenant Anita Van Buren
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| Sam Waterston | ... |
Executive ADA Jack McCoy
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| Angie Harmon | ... |
ADA Abbie Carmichael
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| Steven Hill | ... |
DA Adam Schiff
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| Marsha Dietlein | ... |
Nicole Hampton
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| Matthew Bennett | ... |
Andrew Hampton
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| Caitlin Clarke | ... |
Defense Attorney Linda Walsh
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| Frank Vincent | ... |
John Franchetta
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| John McMartin | ... |
Mr. Hagaman
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| Bob Dishy | ... |
Defense Attorney Lawrence 'Larry' Weaver
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| Elaine Bromka | ... |
Senior A.D.A. Arlene Wolensky
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| David Bailey | ... |
Ned Cheron
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| E. Katherine Kerr | ... |
Judge Leslie Holtz
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| Ezra Knight | ... |
Ray Dalton
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| Julian Gamble | ... |
Gerald Fox
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Ray Girardin | ... |
Nick Follett
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| Betty Low | ... |
Vivian Mason
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| David Lipman | ... |
Arraignment Judge Morris Torledsky
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| Richard Hughes | ... |
Mickey Mason
(as Richard M. Hughes)
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Leo Schaff | ... |
Bennett Wainright
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| Wendy Scharfman | ... |
Charlene Lincoln
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| Nancy Meyer | ... |
Veronica Dumet
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Doug MacHugh | ... |
Anthony Jackson
(as Douglas MacHugh)
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Carlos Pizarro | ... |
Jose Delgado
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Anamaria Correa | ... |
Detective Marta Hernandez
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| Leonid Citer | ... |
Alex Kostov
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| Tom Galantich | ... |
Dr. Binder
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Ken Jennings | ... |
Court Clerk
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Karen June Sanchez | ... |
Maria Sebago
(as K.J. Sanchez)
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Mary Denson | ... |
Barbara Williams
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Mari-Esther Magaloni | ... |
Reporter #1
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Adam Vignola | ... |
Reporter #2
(as Adam C. Vignola)
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| Steven Zirnkilton | ... |
Narrator (uncredited) (archiveFootage) (voice)
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Directed by
| Lewis Gould | ||
Written by
| Dick Wolf | ... | (created by) (creator) |
| Richard Sweren | ... | (written by) & |
| Lynne E. Litt | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Rene Balcer | ... | executive producer |
| Edwin Sherin | ... | executive producer (as Ed Sherin) |
| David Shore | ... | supervising producer |
| Dick Wolf | ... | executive producer |
Cinematography by
| Constantine Makris | ||
Editorial Department
| Kent Pritchett | ... | colorist: dailies |
| Shawn Marcus Taylor | ... | apprentice editor |
| Lynne M. Whitlock | ... | assistant editor (uncredited) |
Casting By
| Suzanne Ryan | ||
Production Design by
| Robert Thayer | ||
Production Management
| Kathy O'Connell | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Anne Carroll | ... | dga trainee |
Art Department
| Kenneth Albanese | ... | construction coordinator |
| Tom Conway | ... | Leadman |
| Daniel Fisher | ... | stand-by set dresser |
| T.J. Horan | ... | set dresser |
| Thomas Hudson Reeve | ... | set dresser |
| Nicholas Albanese | ... | carpenter (uncredited) |
| John W. Farraday | ... | set dresser (uncredited) |
Sound Department
| Jeffrey Kaplan | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Joe Romano | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Maddy Lederman | ... | electrician |
| Jeremy Schroeder | ... | best boy grip |
| Jerome Camera Williams | ... | second assistant camera (as Jerome Williams) |
| Michael 'Rodi' Rodia | ... | grip (uncredited) |
Casting Department
| Wendy M. Roberts | ... | casting associate |
Location Management
| Crista Barrasso | ... | location coordinator |
| Matt Lamb | ... | assistant location manager |
Music Department
| Mike Post | ... | composer: theme music |
Script and Continuity Department
| Nora Elcar-Verdon | ... | script co-ordinator |
Transportation Department
| Ronald Baum | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Bob Lewis | ... | production accountant |
| Paul Manilla | ... | production accountant |
| Don Ohlmeyer | ... | president of NBC West Coast |
| TaMarah Philpot | ... | executive assistant to executive producer |
| Cheryl D. Sims | ... | payroll accountant |
| Anthony Azzara | ... | first assistant accountant (uncredited) |
| Deborah Devgan | ... | assistant: Ed Sherin (uncredited) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Elephant Films (2024) (France) (Blu-ray) (Video Premiere)
- National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1999) (United States) (tv)
- Universal Channel (2010) (Hungary) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Sylvia Fay/Lee Genick & Associates Casting (extras casting)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Detectives Lennie Briscoe and Rey Curtis investigate the shooting of a well-known journalist, Gerald Fox, who was shot as he exited his house one morning to go to work. He's unconscious so the police start looking for anyone who might be seeking revenge. The obvious candidate is John Franchetta who was just paroled after serving 20 years for killing Broadway actress Rebecca Hampton. He still denies having anything to do with that crime and the ADA who prosecuted him admits that Fox's barrage of newspaper articles on the crime likely influenced the jury that convicted him. ADAs McCoy and Carmichael come to believe Franchetta and focus on the dead woman's daughter Nicole Hampton for killing her mother and her brother Andrew for shooting Fox. Their main problem is that Nicole was 15 when killed her mother and a juvenile and therefore subject to the law as it existed at that time. Written by garykmcd |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Matt Bennett and Marsha Dietlein, who play brother and sister 'Nicole Hampton' and 'Andrew Hampton' in this episode, eventually married each other two years after the airing of this episode. See more » |
| Goofs | Carmichael tells John Franchetta that there is no statute of limitations on sex crimes against minors, which is only partly true. In 1968 legislature was passed in New York that removed the statute of limitations from certain serious felony sex crimes where the victim is a minor. The crimes which had their statute of limitations removed when dealing with a minor were: rape in the first-degree, criminal sexual act in the first-degree (a criminal sexual act is unlawful oral or anal sexual contact), aggravated sexual abuse in the first-degree (aggravated sexual abuse is penetration with a foreign object that causes injury) and course of sexual conduct against a child in the first degree (course of sexual conduct is an adult subjecting a minor to sexual contact on at least two different occasions within a three month period). All other felony sex crimes involving minors must have charges filed within five years of the minor turning 18. See more » |
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Jack McCoy:
Andrew Hampton accepted our offer. Attempted man one, 6 to 12 years in jail. A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael: HOPEFULLY his sister will be joining him. Jack McCoy: [surprised by Carmichael's lack of confidence in a conviction] You don't think he can convince a jury Nicole put him up to it? A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael: I think she'll toss her hair back a few times and convince them she didn't. Jack McCoy: Very cynical, Abbie. [starts to leave] A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael: Or if that doesn't work, she could always give an interview to the Ledger. [Carmichael tosses a front-page newspaper article on the table. Cut to intertitle: "Andrew Hampton is currently serving his sentence in the Clinton Correctional Facility. After trial on the charge of shooting Gerald Fox, Nicole Hampton was acquitted". Cut to closing credits] A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael: . See more » |