Trivia
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Trivia
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Goof: When Mr. Woll arrives in court to represent the three young males, he states, "We have three juveniles, two 14-year-olds and a 16-year-old without records." In New York state, all 16-year-olds are considered to be adults and are always tried as such for any crime, including misdemeanors.
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Quotes
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Michael Cutter: A firefight over a couple of songs, unbelievable.
Connie Rubirosa: As if these cartels need a pretext to kill. -
Connie Rubirosa: These guys are folk heroes.
Jack McCoy: Not to mention pushers and murderers.
Connie Rubirosa: Well, you'd have to know Mexico's colonial history. Banditos fought the power. Banditos like my ancestor, Juan Cortina. People revered them.
Jack McCoy: Your ancestor, maybe I should keep a closer eye on you. So the Vela cartel targeted Nina Wilshire because she was in a song that extolled the virtues of a rival cartel.
Kevin Bernard: Yeah, well, it's called talking smack with a semi-automatic. -
Jack McCoy: A Mexican drug cartel is relying on children to carry out their murders?
Michael Cutter: These children are trained assassins. -
Cyrus Lupo: Skunk weed. Forget interiors, our gal was designing drug deals.
Kevin Bernard: That's a hazardous occupation.
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Notes
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Original International Air Dates:
United Kingdom: August 18, 2011 on Sky 1/Sky 1 HD
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Special billing was given to Ernie Hudson (and) for this episode.
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Allusions
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This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the ongoing armed conflict between Mexico and drug cartels, along with its casualties across the border.
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