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A retired cop is found shot to death in his car, and the investigative trail involves two interior decorators who double as prostitutes. Hillary: Felicity Huffman. Lanie: Elaine Stritch. Colson: David Chandler. Sondra: Jodie Markell.

After a serial rapist (Burt Young) is freed on parole, a young woman is attacked and killed---leading McCoy (Sam Waterston) to try various methods to keep the man off the streets. Janeane: Lisa LoCicero. Granick: Ned Eisenberg.

Part 1 of a three-part story centers on the killing of a movie-studio president, whose corpse is fished out of a river. Grant: Jeffrey D. Sams. Newman: Scott Cohen. Lisa: Lauren Graham. Greta: Janeane Garofalo. Klein: Dick Latessa.

Part 2 of three. As the case of the movie-studio president s killing continues, it appears that the wrong suspect has been arrested; and Ross must face her ex, who s the new suspect s defense attorney. Newman: Scott Cohen. Grant: Jeffrey D. Sams.

As the three-parter concludes, the suspect gets his day(s) in court, but several events serve to complicate matters. Among them: Gorton suing Ross for custody of their daughter. Gorton: Keith Szarabajka. Newman: Scott Cohen.

An undercover police officer is murdered after her identity is published by a newspaper reporter, so McCoy goes after the unscrupulous and underhanded politico who leaked the name. Garret Dillahunt. Sanford Remz: Dylan Baker.

Det. Nick Falco (Michael Imperioli) finds himself being investigated by Fontana and Green after a woman is found slashed to death in his bathroom.

Greevey and Logan investigate a subway shooting by a former dancer (Cynthia Nixon), whose motivations are viewed differently by prosecutors Stone and Robinette (Michael Moriarty, Richard Brooks). George Dzundza, Chris Noth. Cragen: Dann Florek.

A murder case involving AIDS and euthanasia is reluctantly brought to court by Stone and Robinette. Jack Curry: Peter Frechette. DeBakey: Charlotte Moore. Stone: Michael Moriarty. Holland: Tom Signorelli. Mrs. Holland: Barbara Andres.

A suspect in a holdup involving the killing of a policeman asks for a deal in exchange for revealing the whereabouts of his missing accomplice. Harp: Luke Reilly. Bell: Edie Falco. Mrs. Titus: Theresa Merritt. Judge Davis: Nancy Addison.

A woman finds her brother shot to death, and the investigation leads to a suspect who first lies to police, then claims he helped the victim change a tire, but had nothing to do with the murder. Bodak: Frank John Hughes. Ricky: Benny Nieves.

An editor is found dead in an apartment that s shared by one of her authors and a lawyer, both of whom insist they were out of town at the time of the murder. Evans: Robert Foxworth. Sarah: Sara Botsford. Adele: Cynthia Harris. Austin: Oren J. Sofer.

The murder of a model leads to an investigation involving her ex-husband, their son and the illegitimate daughter she d given up for adoption. Sonja: Rene Augesen. Silverman: Bray Poor. Douglas: Adam Kaufman. Jimmy: Paul Lieber. Holland: David McCallum.

In the prosecution of a fatal shooting, Schiff (Steven Hill) refuses the governor s order to seek the death penalty and is removed from the case---prompting him to sue the governor. Panatti: Roy Thinnes. Coburn: Kent Williams. Carolyne: Liana Pai.

Two teens (Rob McElhenney, Michael Maronna) are accused of killing a fast-food deliveryman. Tyrell: Donna Murphy. Adele: Ellen Muth. Shatenstein: Sig Libowitz. Mr. Wheeler: James Handy. Mrs. Wheeler: Suzanne Costallos. Mrs. Timon: Ava Maria Carnevale.

Bloodstains in a hotel room lead to a case involving two students and a missing baby who they insist was stillborn. Christina: Mags Chernock. Tommy: Zach Chapman. Talbert: Benjamin Hendrickson. Garnett: James Rebhorn.

The investigation into a Navy pilot s death leads to a lieutenant (Kate Walsh) who was the deceased s lover. But McCoy faces military opposition over jurisdiction in the case. Miller: Patti LuPone. Mrs. Stroud: Molly Price. Billings: Daniel Von Bargen.

The shooting of a mother leads to a case involving not only the person who fired the gun but also the doctor who declared her brain dead. Dr. Cosgrove: Michael Nouri. Camacho: Carlos Pizarro. Marty: Armand Schultz. Sutter: Robert Stanton.

The mugging of a councilman leads Greevey and Logan to arrest a mobster (Paul Guilfoyle), whom Stone and Robinette later use to trap corrupt officials. Cosmatos: Trey Wilson. Wentworth: Roy Thinnes. Conti: Dick Latessa. Greevey: George Dzundza.

Killings during a robbery lead to the uncovering of a militia, the members of which declare themselves POW s in a war against the Government. Christie: Denis O Hare. Judge Scarletti: Ted Kazanoff. Robbins: Gerry Becker. Kay: Betsy Aidem.

Borgia comes under threat from two violent home invaders responsible for slaughtering the family of a criminal-turned-informant who was helping her with a case involving fake DEA badges.

The murder of a police officer leads detectives to a tabloid photographer (Khan Baykal) and the sparring Hollywood couple whom he has been chasing. Milena Govich and Alana De La Garza join the cast. Barbara King, Wayne Wilcox.

A writer s death appears to be a suicide, but Lupo and Bernard suspect a cult is involved, which causes trouble for Cutter at the trial when jurors fear for their safety.

Season 18 ends with the murder of a jeweler. The investigation leads detectives to a prostitution ring run by the victim s brother-in-law. The resulting trial proves to be a challenge for McCoy, whose career is threatened because of the probe.

The murder of a suburban housewife is discovered after a picture of her bloody corpse is posted on a popular Web site. Det. Cassady s computer savvy proves an asset as she and Green investigate the case.

Criminal wrongdoing is difficult to prove in the case of an 8-year-old girl who was killed when a brownstone exploded as she walked by it. Rosalie Schaffner: Nora Dunn.

A murder victim is found at a park, and the resulting investigation has detectives enlisting the help of a mentally-challenged man to crack the case.

A young man s murder is linked to a woman who escaped from a polygamist cult. Jena Malone, Colm Meaney.

Richard Brooks reprises his role as ADA-turned-defense attorney Paul Robinette, whose client is accused of murdering a Middle Eastern man, a crime investigated by Green and Cassady in conjunction with the FBI s Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Carl Mullaly (A.J. Handegard) turns up dead after a TV magazine show airs a story that portrays him as a sexual predator. Green and Cassady investigate the victim s neighbor, who is the father of an 8-year-old girl. Andrew Fleming: Remy Auberjonois.

A CEO of a military body-armor company is shot dead as he arrives to his daughter s sweet 16 birthday party; the investigation leads Cassady and Green to believe the murder was committed by someone unhappy with the Iraq War.

Chevy Chase plays an unemployed television actor who lets loose with a drunken, bigoted rant during a DUI bust, at which time Green and Cassady discover evidence of another far more vicious crime. John: Jaymie Dornan.

A maker of sleazy videos exploiting young drunken women is investigated after one of his associates turns up dead. Chris Drake: Tim Peper. Bryce Moore: Daniel Cameron-Talbott. Nicole Flynn: Kim Shaw.

McCoy calls for the death penalty in the case of a convicted mass murderer (Craig Walker) who escaped from jail and killed again.

The disfigured body of a campaign volunteer is found with the word FED scrawled on his chest, kicking off an investigation that turns up numerous suspects. Benjamin Bratt reprises his role as Rey Curtis.

The killing of an honor student by a cop stirs up racial unrest, and Greevey and Logan try to determine if a gun was planted on the deceased by a policeman (John Finn). Silky: Erik King. Doris: Erika Alexander. Greevey: George Dzundza.

A drunken driver kills three persons and is charged with first-degree murder in a case that causes strong disagreements between McCoy and Ross. Dressler: Daniel McDonald. Billings: David Garrison. Judge Feldman: Cliff Gorman. Susan: Kathryn Meisle.

A shooting attack in a restroom leaves detectives trying to determine who was the intended target. Lindsay: Vera Farmiga. Dr. Mayer: Stephen Pearlman. Verdon: Joanna Merlin. Shrier: Christine Farrell. Rigg: Fred Burrell.

The lawyer for a killer whose latest victims are a social worker and a sportscaster uses exposure to TV violence as a defense. Chandler: Mitchell Lichenstein. Pressman: Dennis Boutsikaris. Thatcher: John Benjamin Hickey. Judge Samuel: Gene Saks.