Sam Gray

Greevey and Logan investigate the shooting in a crowded subway of Darnell Chenault and Michael Jones, two young black men. The shooter is described as a young woman, who looks like a ballerina, and that the men threatened her with a screwdriver. Though she is glorified in the press as the "Avenging Angel," when one of the men dies, the D.A. becomes intent on prosecuting her to the full extent of the law as a means to discourage future vigilantism.

While coordinating an investigation on corruption in construction, Detective Greevey is gunned down in his driveway after his first day of Grand Jury testimony. His partner Detective Logan crosses the line in order to obtain a confession from the man suspected of murdering Max Greevey, and is also faced with breaking in a new partner. Stone finds that his prosecution is placed in jeopardy because of Logan's actions.

The issue of parent abuse is examined in this unusual story about a gifted student who felt embarrassed and confined by his lower-class family - which led to his father's death. Plus, threats among the rest of the family keep everyone from testifying. Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under) guest stars.

Briscoe and Logan (Jerry Orbach, Chris Noth) become suspicious of a woman (guest star Julie Boyd) who could be suffering from Munchausen syndrome by proxy when her husband (guest star Kevin O'Rourke) reports their infant daughter missing.

A young, independent deaf woman is murdered, but what is it her scorned lover or her obsessed mentor? Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Logan (Chris Noth) scour phone transcripts, while forensics narrows the search. It's up to prosectors Stone (Michael Moriarity) and Robinette (Richard Brooks) to persuade the truth out of the victim's mentor, the founder of a local institute for the deaf.