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Jessica feels responsible when a woman is killed shortly after the retrial of her stalker is lost. Add a recap »

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Stars:: Henry Simmons (Isaac Wright); Jeri Ryan (Jessica Devlin); Sophina Brown (Raina Troy); Sarah Carter (Madeleine Poe); James Woods (Sebastian Stark); Danielle Panabaker (Julie Stark); Kevin Alejandro (Danny Reyes)

Recurring Role:: Kevin Pollak (D.A. Leo Cutler); Shaun Sipos (Trevor Boyd); Ivar Brogger (Judge Kenneth Woodruff)

Guest Star:: Alex Carter (Alan Boyd); Stacy Fields (Reporter #2); Holly Valance (Christina Shaw); Robin Thomas (Evan Kendall); Tom Knickerbocker (Jonah Ryan); Mark Totty (Zach Holbrook); Sumalee Montano (Arlene Pierce); Shawn Christian (Kerry Conklin); Lysander Abadia (Foreman); Ray Abruzzo (Lennie Rabinov); Sam Witwer (Richard Lee Franco); Carlos Alvarado (Reuben Gutierrez); Bruce Nozick (Kevin Gage); Jacqueline Hahn (Judge Kathryn Cavanaugh); Ted Garcia (Reporter #1)

Special billing was given to Ray Abruzzo (with) and Kevin Pollak (and) in this episode. edit »

Leo Cutler: If this thing goes any further south, you're gonna need a compass to find your way back!
Stark: You know, you don't hear enough inspirational camping analogies anymore, Leo, thanks for that. edit »
Leo Cutler: You cut Franco loose? We had a confession.
Stark: It didn't make any sense.
Leo Cutler: Yeah, well that's where you and I differ. I don't require lucidity from my psychopaths; if they say they did it, that's good enough for me. edit »
Danny: (about Franco) The guy's Houdini with a knife. edit »

Stark: Now he shows up after Franco gets out, and tells her it's time to dust off their "Whitney Houston-Kevin Costner" routine.

Reference to the movie Bodyguard where Kevin Costner plays a bodyguard who falls in love with the music star he's protecting played by Whitney Houston. edit »
Title
The title of this episode comes from a 1983 song of the same name by the Police, widely believed to be a love song but which Sting has always considered a song about a stalker. edit »