Tom Stechschulte

A shady nightclub owner becomes the prime suspect in the stabbing death of the wealthy father of a teenage party girl.

The murder of a veterinarian leads detectives to probe what appears to be a drug-smuggling operation on a horse farm.

An infamous stabbing case is brought to trial again after thirty years when new evidence implies the wrong man is sitting in jail. District Attorney Schiff (Steven Hill) allows McCoy and Kincaide to requestion those involved in the case and prosecute the new suspect; however, things don't go exactly as planned.

The investigation into the death of an adopted baby girl leads Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) to uncover secrets an adoptive family was desperately trying to hide. When the baby's brother turns out to be an abusive and disturbed young boy, Assistant District Attorney McCoy (Sam Waterston) and his new headstrong partner, Assistant District Attorney Abbie Carmichael, try to prove it was murder. They soon realize things don't always appear as they seem. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star.

Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) are called to the scene to investigate the disappearance of a young, bright, and attractive intern named Lisa Edwards. Lisa has been missing a week, and her parents have been frantically searching for her. When the Detectives arrive at her apartment they find what appears to be all her possessions packed up in boxes as if she was moving, but her wallet and credit cards are still there. Briscoe and Green wonder why they are involved in this case since there is no body, but apparently the girl's parents have friends in high places. They find out that Lisa had just left her job at the Office of Business Development and was working on trying to get a position with the State Gaming Board, researching gaming in upstate New York. Lisa and the head of the Board, Ted Weldon (Brian Kerwin), are from the same small town upstate and when she went missing, her parents called him to help. With no body or evidence, the case is difficult.