Where's Alex Cabot?
Training in Albany. When she's finished, she'll take my spot in Appeals.
Appeals? Well, no disrespect, but we do things a little differently down here in New York City.
Oh really? I was trying homicides when you were fresh out of the academy, walking a beat, and trying not to piss yourself.
Executive ADA Paxton got the first capital conviction when Pataki brought back the death penalty.
That's right, so when I say stop playing fast and loose with defendants' rights, that's what you'll do, or you won't be working here.
That is the commissioner's decision, Sonya, not yours.
That's where you're wrong, Don. There have been far too many overturned convictions - especially in the 'he-said she-said' unit. So, McCoy sent me here to clean the house. Oh, and 1PP thinks it's a really swell idea, so why don't you walk me through it?
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