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Dick Wolf (creator)
David Slack (written by)
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17 November 2006 (Season 17, Episode 9)
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An ambitious defense attorney tries to use a murder case as a referendum on the death penalty, but Jack is worried that her client may not be getting the best advice. full summary | add synopsis
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The best episode thus far in an exemplary season more (1 total)
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Jesse L. Martin | ... | Detective Ed Green |
 | Milena Govich | ... | Detective Nina Cassady |
| S. Epatha Merkerson | ... | Lt. Anita Van Buren |
 | Sam Waterston | ... | Executive A.D.A. Jack McCoy |
 | Alana De La Garza | ... | A.D.A. Connie Rubirosa |
| Fred Dalton Thompson | ... | D.A. Arthur Branch |
 | Jeremy Davidson | ... | Rob Purcell |
| Craig Walker | ... | Leon Vorgitch |
 | Catherine Dent | ... | Dena Carter |
 | Agustin Rodriguez | ... | Pedro (as Augustin M. Rodriguez) |
| Keith Eric Chappelle | ... | Gavin Edlund |
 | Myk Watford | ... | Detective Hannigan |
| Cynthia Darlow | ... | Delores Vorgitch |
| Eden Espinosa | ... | Mia Alvarez |
 | Ylfa Edelstein | ... | Dr. Sheryl Burnett |
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
When shows have been on the air for more than seven seasons, they tend to get a tad stale. "Law & Order" has just started its seventeenth season, amid numerous cast changes, and now has been shifted to that "doomsday" period of Friday night. However, this has been one of the long-running show's strongest seasons, with every episode shown thus far to be outstanding.
"Deadlock" is the best, beginning with a riveting first half, dealing with the search for an escaped killer (guest Mark D'Amico) that continues his murderous rampage. Detectives Green (Jesse L. Martin) and Cassidy (Milena Govich) are relentless in their quest to find the killer before he does any more damage. The scenes of them interrogating the killer's associates and family members are riveting and the ultimate confrontation and arrest is no less of a nail-biter.
The subsequent trial has the characteristic "Law & Order" plot twists, with DA McCoy (Sam Waterson) matching wits with an opportunistic defense lawyer (guest Donna Blaszcyk), and ultimately having to deal with the "correctness" of prosecuting of a grieving father (guest Chris Walker) that takes the law into his own hands.
If the remainder of the show's season is this strong, some Emmy nominations should be forthcoming.
And, if the ratings flourish, an eighteenth season is a certainty.