The percentage of approved Tomatometer reviews that gave this film a positive review Olivia Benson: And you say his name is Patrick Sullivan? Olivia Benson: [Green removes the sheet on the victim] I`ve never seen him in my life. Episode 2 of season 16 of Law & Order scored 0.00 among 18-49 year olds. Walnut Ridge Nursing Home Ridgewood, Queens Wednesday, July 7 Detective Ed Green: We`re not sure. Well, you didn`t get any weird calls last night? Messages, something recorded as a missed call? Office of D. Glass Money Management 263 West 28th Street Wednesday, July 7 Apartment of Lorraine Dillon & April Troost 104 East 16th Street Wednesday, July 7 When Patrick Sullivan`s body is found with one of Olivia Benson`s business cards in his pocket, Green and Fontana call SVU to help them with their case. Although it is not clear at first, detectives soon realize that Patrick Sullivan is related to Lorraine Dillon and April Troost, career criminals that Benson could not catch before. Lorraine confesses to the crime, claiming that she did it to protect her daughter, but when April finds herself on the witness stand, she tells a different story, and McCoy and Benson disagree which of the two is telling the truth. Patrick Sullivan`s 228 East 42nd Street apartment Wednesday, July 7 When a business card from Detective Olivia Benson is found on the body of a murder victim who has never been identified as the victim or perpetrator of a sex crime, the Special Victims Unit is called in to help with the investigation, and it soon turns out that the killers were a mother-daughter team of crooks. which had previously eluded Benson. This realistic but fictional drama approaches crime and justice from a dual perspective.
Within the first half hour, detectives Joe Fontana and Edward Green investigate the crimes and arrest the suspects under the supervision of their police lieutenant Anita Van Buren. Attention shifts to the criminal courts in the second half hour as Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy and Assistant District Attorney Borgia work through a complicated court system to prosecute defendants under the direction of District Attorney Arthur Branch. Some cases may be simple, but most are multidimensional. Investigations are difficult, prosecutions complicated, and decisions on court proceedings and pleadings are boring. In the laborious and complex process of determining guilt and innocence, lives are often at stake.
