Writer:	René Balcer
Director:	Dann Florek
Star:	Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff),  Jerry Orbach (Det. Lennie Briscoe),  S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren),  Sam Waterston (Exec. A.D.A. Jack McCoy),  Jill Hennessy (A.D.A. Claire Kincaid),  Chris Noth (Det. Mike Logan)
Recurring Role:	Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet),  Christine Farrell (Arlene Shrier)
Guest Star:	Michael Cullen (Police Officer #1),  Billy Vann (Vince Coughlin),  Eric Payne (Rick Bolden),  Stephaney Lloyd (Joleen Gibson),  Charles Stransky (Murphy),  Joseph Mosso (Police Officer #2),  Mary Kate Law (Oslyn),  Bernie Sheredy (Russell Lehrman),  Taiyi Greaves (Process Server),  John Nacco (Corrections Officer),  Dann Florek (Cragen),  Steve Mellor (Rev. Navarro),  Stewart Zully (Judge Novack),  Bill Marcus (McGill),  Bill Raymond (Joe Krolinsky),  Kit Flanagan (Zinns),  Scott Sowers (Stewart Waller),  June Ballinger (Kate Krolinsky),  Jan Leslie Harding (Judy Marino)

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Joe Krolinsky: Please, I have a family --
Jack McCoy: I feel sorry for them. (edit) Anita van Buren: There's people like him in every neighborhood. Could be the Little League coach, your kid's favorite teacher . . . it's too bad they don't glow in the dark. (edit) Father Navarro: When Father Krolinsky was pronounced cured, he was sent to another parish.
Jack McCoy: How many times was he pronounced cured? (edit) Adam Schiff: Sounds like Krolinsky's been behaving himself all these years.
Jack McCoy: It just means he hasn't been caught. I've prosecuted pedophiles, Adam. They defy rehabilitation. (edit) Mike Logan: He was a big deal, our parents loved him. What are kids gonna do against a parish priest? (edit)

This episode establishes that Capt. Cragen was transferred to the Anti-Corruption Task Force after leaving the 27. (edit) Cragen makes a comment about his fourteen-year-old daughter, even though it's been previously established that he and his wife Marge have no children. (edit)

This episode appears ripped from the headlines of the James Porter case in Boston. Porter was accused of molesting over 200 boys and girls while he was a priest. The archdiocese responded by denying the victims' claims of abuse or transferring Porter to other parishes. Porter eventually left the priesthood and got married. He was later convicted for molesting a teenage girl who baby-sat his children. (edit)