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The murder of an ex-cop with a penchant for blackmail and illicit sex brings feminist lawyer Lanie Stieglitz into court against McCoy to defend a suburban wife and mother.

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      • Lennie Briscoe: Suburban mommy hookers. I wonder what the tabloids would pay for the exclusive on this.

      • Jamie Ross: It's still Murder 2, but we'll drop the minimum to 15. Lanie Stieglitz: Peel off the testosterone patch, Ms. Ross. You're thinking under the influence.

      • Jamie Ross: He drove her to an out-of-the-way place. He had rape on his mind. Jack McCoy: She got into his car willingly. She had murder on hers. Adam Schiff: One fact; two sharp edges. You're going to need an extra large box of Band-Aids.

      • (Curtis and Briscoe are walking back to their car.) Rey Curtis: So Lennie, that stuff about me needing help decorating, that was just to get her to hand me a brochure, right? ... 'Cause you know I know how to put together a room. (Briscoe smirks without answering and gets into the car.)

      • Mail Store Owner: 176 pays once a year with a money order mailed in. For all I know, Elvis is renting that box. Lennie Briscoe: Would you happen to have any copies of Elvis's money orders?

      • Lennie Briscoe: Is this still a hooker's stroll? Officer: 24 hours a day. Could have somethin' to do with his johnson bein' out. Lennie Briscoe: Oh thanks. I might not have put that together.

      • Jamie Ross: They were shopping all day in big department stores, they paid cash and threw away their receipts. Jack McCoy: Sound a tad rehearsed?

      • Hillary Colson: I took him to look at carpet samples. Rey Curtis: Well, you left a lipstick sample on him.

      • Anita Van Buren: Hey, a guy getting his knob polished. I can believe anything.

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      • Jack McCoy: The Betty Friedan militia? Betty Friedan (1921-2006) was the well-known feminist author of The Feminine Mystique. She helped found NARAL and the National Organization of Women.

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