Law & Order

Celia Walsh: Six blissful years of marriage that took ten years of therapy to forget. Phil Cerreta: He abused you? Celia Walsh: (Smiles sadly) It's amazing what people put up with under the heading of 'love'.

Ben Stone: You of all people should understand your obligation to full disclosure! Dr. Elizabeth Olivet: (Angrily) I have an obligation to my patient! And in my profession that's the only thing that counts.

Danielle Melnick: Go ahead gentlemen, use the tape. You're going to open up a can and a hell of a lot more than worms are going to crawl out.

Mike Logan: (trying to get the complaint files against Dr. Merritt) I've had teeth pulled easier.

Dr. Elizabeth Olivet: He can just disregard the jury's verdict? Ben Stone: If he feels the jury disregarded the facts presented, yes he can. Adam Schiff: Yep, we should have seen it coming. The Honorable Keith Silver. Wrote the book on the rights of the accused. He thinks Miranda is 5 pages too short.

Paul Robinette: Liz. Is she all right? Mike Logan: She's a psychologist, if anybody's trained to handle it, she is. Paul Robinette: Nobody trains you to be a victim.

State Medical Board Reviewer: My committee reviewed Dr. Merritt's actions. We concluded that everything he did was in the best interest of the patient. Phil Cerreta: Oh, good! So only the patient didn't agree.

Paul Robinette: (laying a list on the table) 54 women you either raped, molested, or abused. Ben Stone: (To the accused.) In the future, sir, stay off the evening news.