Law & Order

Vet: First human I work on and he dies. Ed Green: At least you tried.

Ed Green: (after the vet explains how a man died) I thought you said you never worked on humans. Vet: I have x-ray hands, it comes from years of working with patients who can't tell you what's wrong with them.

Arthur Branch: I wouldn't worry too much about jail. You'll have the best legal representation at your contempt hearing. Jack McCoy: You? Arthur Branch: And at a reasonable fee.

Arthur Branch: I just got off the phone with the U.S. Attorney's office. They're seeking contempt charges against you. Talking about jail time. Connie Rubirosa: I'm gonna go bake you a cake. Put a hacksaw in it. Jack McCoy: Make it chocolate.

Jack McCoy: When we send our soldiers, no, strike that. When we send our children to fight in a war of choice don't we have the moral obligation, the patriotic duty, to care for those who come home alive, whatever the cost?

Jack McCoy: Before Cole was a murderer, he was a wounded soldier, who received sub-standard care.

Connie Rubirosa: Defendants have no ties to the community, no fixed addres– Arraignment Judge: They do now. Remand across the board.