Law & Order: Standoff

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After a prisoner's murder, an investigation leads to a suspect, but the question arises if he acted on his own or on orders from within the prison. Read full recap »

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Writers:: P.K. Todd

Director:: Jace Alexander

Stars:: Jerry Orbach (Det. Lennie Briscoe); S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren); Sam Waterston (Exec. ADA Jack McCoy); Angie Harmon (ADA Abbie Carmichael); Jesse L. Martin (Det. Ed Green); Dianne Wiest (Interim DA Nora Lewin)

Recurring Role:: Welker White (Ms. Aronson); Billy Strong (Off. Sokolsky); Gustave Johnson (William Shackleton); Mark Casella (Clerk); Donna Hanover (Judge Deborah Bourke); Ned Eisenberg (James Granick); Dan Moran (Judd Larson); Isiah Whitlock Jr (Capt. Navarro); David Rosenbaum (Judge Alan Berman)

Guest Star:: Damian Young (Benson White); Saidah Arrika Ekulona (Off. Radsen); Henry Stram (Daniel Kiley); Michael Irby (John Acosta); Michael McCauley (Timmy Quinn); Chuck Bunting (Corrections Officer); Alex Manette (Bailliff); Linda Miller (Foreperson); Kevin E. Sibley (Prisoner); Otto Sanchez (Hector Diaz); Matt Mulhern (Pete Bennett); Alison Bartlett (Angela Donahue); Thomas G. Waites (Lewis Webber)

There is a timing issue in this episode. The character of Officer Bennett reacts even before the 'not guilty' verdict is revealed. edit »

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Ed Green: Let's talk to Diaz again.
Lennie Briscoe: Maybe you ought to pick up a little something-something, let him know you're sorry about last time.
(Ed grins)
Ed Green: Don't worry, Lennie. I'll be nice. edit »
Police Officer: (About the Lobos gang.) Without Alejo, these clowns couldn't organize a sock drawer. edit »
Lennie Briscoe: Do you think this guy is lying about knowing Diaz?
Ed Green: Hell no. Would a lawyer lie? edit »