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Episode aired Dec 8, 2004
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

332

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Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

A frustrated prison social worker is accused of taking the law into her own hands with a dangerous man whom she knew was violating the terms of his parole agreement.A frustrated prison social worker is accused of taking the law into her own hands with a dangerous man whom she knew was violating the terms of his parole agreement.A frustrated prison social worker is accused of taking the law into her own hands with a dangerous man whom she knew was violating the terms of his parole agreement.

Director
- Edwin Sherin
Writers
- Roz Weinman
- Eric Ellis Overmyer
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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

332

YOUR RATING

Director
- Edwin Sherin
Writers
- Roz Weinman
- Eric Ellis Overmyer
Stars

5User reviews

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Trivia
This episode appears to be based on Joel Steinberg's release from prison in 2004 by revisiting the events of the episode Indifference (1990), (which was based on the arrest and trial of Steinberg) and focuses on the murder trial of Dr. Jacob Lowenstein and his wife Carla Lowenstein. Both David Groh and Marcia Jean Kurtz reprise their roles from 14 years earlier while Dann Florek makes a guest appearance as Captain Donald Cragen, who was a regular cast member of Law & Order (1990) at the time of that episode.

Goofs
Dann Florek is featured in a cameo appearance as Captain Donald Cragen. However, the opening credits mistakenly identify Cragen as a Lieutenant. Cragen is, and always has been, a Captain in his entire run on the show. Subsequent rebroadcasts featured a fixed version of the credits where Cragen is correctly identified as a Captain.

Quotes
Captain Donald Cragen: Lowenstein was a coked-out crazy creep. He used Carla as a punching bag for years. Bruises, broken bones. By the time we got there, her jaw was so swollen, she couldn't talk.
Detective Ed Green: What about the little girl?
Captain Donald Cragen: She was black, blue, and burned. When I'm having a bad night, this is the one that comes back and haunts me.
Detective Ed Green: His P.O. said he had a son?
Captain Donald Cragen: Ezra. Two years old. Malnourished, neglected. Spent most of his time tied to the radiator like a dog.
Det. Joe Fontana: Parole officer also said that he's living on Long Island.
Captain Donald Cragen: I'll get you a name and address. He was doing well last I heard.
Detective Ed Green: Happy ending, considering.
Captain Donald Cragen: Speaking of happy endings, how's Lowenstein?
Det. Joe Fontana: Well, he's still on the critical list.
Captain Donald Cragen: I hope he lingers a long time in excruciating pain.