How many child support payments did you ever miss, Lennie?
My ex just kept my checkbook. If I ever forgot, she knew how to forge my signature.
Law & Order · Season 7
How many child support payments did you ever miss, Lennie?
My ex just kept my checkbook. If I ever forgot, she knew how to forge my signature.
We already got the father.
But she's guilty too.
We put her in jail, her son dies alone.
Everybody's got a sad story.
It won't be an easy case to make. Webber's dead. Her father won't talk.
We can look for other evidence.
You feel burned?
You feel sorry for her?
Call me a sentimental fool. [pause] There's no statute of limitations on murder. We'll keep it. Right on top of the pile.
What exactly is your relationship to Kate?
I'm her philosophical and spiritual exploration guide. And I feed the dogs.
Either you lied on the stand, Mr Bergeen, or you lied to the police. There's about five felonies we can charge you with. Do you really want to go to jail? Tell us the truth!
The truth is, I love my daughters. Both of them!
We'll see how much they love you.
A murder goes unpunished, it's bad for business.
Hey, didn't you learn anything from Mister Rogers? A policeman is your best friend.
My people need unity far more than truth.
What they need is justice.
What that is depends on which end of the bullwhip you're on.
Well thanks, Jack. You just conceded there was no affair - I hope the jury was listening!
I hope your client's wife was listening; were you, Mrs. Shepard?
Hey, she doesn't have to talk to you...
She can if she wants to!
Gotta be tough, finding out you married your stalker.
She left me, Lennie! She took the kids and split. She wants me out of the house.
Why? What happened?
I broke my vows with this girl in the park. Just a one-time thing.
How'd Deborah find out?
I told her.
Your second mistake.
I don't know what to do, Jack. [McCoy smirks] What?
I'm enjoying the moment, fleeting as it is.
I remember how it felt when I realized my father was a son of a bitch. I can't imagine what it must feel like to realize you raised one.
Where would you go if you needed a hitman?
[grinning at Briscoe] I'd find an old cop, preferably one with a lot of alimony.
Sometimes you have to make deals with the Devil.
Just as long as you don't get your eyebrows singed.
[referring to the victim and his wife] He was 74; she was 22?
Why, Adam? You want to know if she has a sister?
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