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"Jurisdiction"
L&O, Episode 3.16
Production number: 68017
First aired: 3 March 1993
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Shambala Green Jurisdiction
Written By
René Balcer & Walon Green

Directed By
Bruce Seth Green

Plot[]

A problem of jurisdiction arises following the murders, one in Queens and the other in Manhattan, of two nurses.

Cast[]

Main cast[]

Recurring cast[]

Guest cast[]

References[]

Quotes[]

James Pawl: Probable cause. You got no probable cause.
Mike Logan: You're under arrest because you're probably guilty.
Once I traded in the Chivas bottle for the Grecian Formula, I became a saint.

–Lennie Briscoe

Shambala Green: Davy Zifrin will be lost in prison.
Ian Feist: Leave him a trail of breadcrumbs.

Background information and notes[]

Stone Jurisdiction

EADA Stone takes the stand.

Episode scene cards[]

1 2 3

Houston Presbyterian
Hospital
Intensive Care Unit
Monday, January 4

Brooklyn
Homicide Division
71st Precinct
Tuesday, January 5

Ira Gasmer
Halfway House
1480 Decatur Street
Thursday, January 11

4 5 6

Chambers of
Judge Bernard O'Malley
Tuesday, February 9

Brooklyn House
of Detention
Atlantic & Boarum
Friday, February 9

Assistant District
Attorney Frank Lazar
Kings County
Monday, February 22

7 8

Supreme Court
Kings County
Trial Part 24
Wednesday, March 24

Brooklyn House
of Detention
Atlantic & Boarum
Thursday, April 15

9 10

Frank Lazar left the Kings County
District Attorney's Office before the
end of his term, and joined the
Litigation Department at the Wall
Street firm Smythe & Bradley.

Ten months after his appeal was
filed in the Appellate Division,
Second Department, David Zifrin
remains incarcerated at the
Elmira State Correctional Facility
awaiting judicial determination
of that appeal.

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