
Law & Order — Season 1

The death of a young woman during a chaotic night shift in the emergency room prompts her father to allege hospital negligence. A subsequent investigation casts suspicion on the attending physician, suggesting impairment while on duty.

The incident in the crowded subway, where a white woman shot two Black men, first suggested an act of self-defense. However, subsequent inquiries now point towards the possibility of revenge as a contributing motive.

The demise of the man, afflicted with AIDS, suggests the hand of a killer operating in a series. The killer's motive, however, may be one of compassion.

The weight of the case pressed down on Stone. He was struggling to build a prosecution against a man steeped in privilege, a young man with a documented history of violence against his female partners. The situation had become irrevocably g…

Greevey and Logan suspect the millionaire's death in the parking garage is not a simple robbery, but rather a carefully constructed deception concealing a deeper motive.

A councilman's assault sets the detectives on a path toward a mobster's arrest, a lead that ultimately unravels a network of corruption among the city's highest officials.

Logan and Greevey's inquiry into the circumstances surrounding a man discovered unconscious in Central Park leads them to an unexpectedly opulent world: a sophisticated prostitution ring orchestrated by a woman of considerable education and…

The death of a Black honors student has ignited racial tensions, a fire stoked further by mounting suspicion that the officer responsible may have staged the scene, planting a weapon to justify the fatal act.

In the course of examining the death of a young girl from a seemingly affluent family, Greevey and Logan stumble upon a tangled web of concealed truths: instances of abuse, sexual assault, and ultimately, homicide within the household.

The city's arts commissioner and a prominent socialite find themselves implicated in an inquiry following the death of an artist known for his explorations of sadomasochism. His demise, occurring under unsettling circumstances, has drawn th…

Greevey and Logan's inquiry into the claim of rape made by a Black teenager against white police officers is complicated by a publicity-seeking Black politician who refuses to allow the detectives to speak with the victim.

Under intense scrutiny from the public and from Schiff himself, Stone grapples with the weight of prosecuting the individual accused of bombing an abortion clinic.

Following an incident that occurred on a rooftop, authorities initiated a widespread search for a man believed to be responsible for the death of a police officer. The city was quickly mobilized as officers joined in the effort to locate t…

Greevey and Logan have reopened the investigation, offering assistance to Stone and Robinette in strengthening their case against three boys accused of the gang-rape of a television reporter.

The attack on the candy store owner served as the catalyst, drawing Stone and Robinette into a complex investigation that would ultimately pit them against a formidable mafia leader.

With Beigel ensnared in bribery allegations, Stone seeks to revive his prosecution of the Masucci family, as the defendant appears open to betraying his brother-in-law.

A teenager, employed as an assassin, inadvertently discharges a weapon, wounding two children. The fallout draws the attention of both a drug dealer and a real estate agent.

Stone finds himself confronting a flamboyant Texas lawyer and a deeply unwelcoming community as he pursues the prosecution of a young man accused of a drug dealer's murder.

The deaths of their affluent parents have naturally drawn suspicion toward their two sons. They stand as the most obvious candidates in this unsettling tragedy.

Logan finds himself confronted with the ingrained prejudices of his upbringing as he investigates the death of a Lebanese gunrunner. The suspects, a Cuban drug dealer and an Irish terrorist, force him to reckon with his own cultural assumpt…

Attorneys Stone and Robinette are representing a case against a surgeon and the affluent father of a transplant recipient, alleging illegal acquisition of a kidney.

A shadow of doubt falls upon Cragen when his mentor within the department becomes the subject of an investigation into money laundering.


