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1. www.latimes.com › entertainment-arts › tv‘Law & Order’ hasn't changed. That's exactly why it's lasted ...

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   Feb 24, 2022 · Although an occasional narrative experiment might disrupt the format, what makes “Law & Order” special is precisely the fact that it has one, like a sonnet, a sestina, or an ottava rima.

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2. www.looper.com › 200872The Real Reason Law & Order: Trial By Jury Was Canceled

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   Apr 10, 2020 · Over a decade on, Trial by Jury remains significant for being the first Law & Order spin-off to sputter and fail, especially when the rest of the franchise seemed to be at the top of...

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4. forums.anandtech.com › threads › in-law-and-orderIn Law and Order, why are the trials always the Supreme Court?

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   Jan 17, 2007 · Why does EVERY case go to the Supreme Court? I don't get why half the cases just don't get tried in State court? Always wondered this.

5. law.stackexchange.com › questions › 89968Why are trials on "Law & Order" in the New York Supreme Court?

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   Mar 2, 2023 · On the TV show "Law & Order", when they cut to the trial it's usually accompanied by a chiron (along with the trademark "dun-dun" sound) saying something like "New York State Supreme Court, Part 7". Is this an accurate representation of where trials like these would be held?

6. www.thelist.com › 659860 › the-truth-about-theThe Truth About The Cancelled Law & Order: Trial By Jury

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   Nov 12, 2021 · This series was refreshing because it showed the trials, including preparations and the trials themselves, where other "Law & Order" series couldn't. They instead showed the catching of criminals which would lead to off-screen trials (via TV Series Finale ).

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   Olivia discovers that a case involving a temperamental foster child is tied to a cold rape case from her past, and it could be the missing link that could help catch a serial rapist. At the same time, she is haunted by her sexual assault in prison. Meanwhile, Elliot and Fin are temporarily (and...

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   What makes 'Law & Order' so special?

   • As with every legal procedural ever, the viewer may find himself objecting when a lawyer doesn’t. Although an occasional narrative experiment might disrupt the format, what makes “Law & Order” special is precisely the fact that it has one, like a sonnet, a sestina, or an ottava rima.

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   Are plea deals a rarity in Law & Order?

   • One of the biggest misconceptions SVU, and the larger Law & Order franchise as a whole, has generated is the belief that plea deals are a rarity. In the series, nearly every case goes to trial, with plea deals seen as a Hail Marry to allow the accused to confess their crime. In reality, though, very few cases actually go to trial.

   5 Things That Are Accurate (& 5 Things That Are Fiction) - Screen Rant

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   What is 'Law & Order'?

   • (As in “Dragnet,” in which Sgt. Joe Friday was constantly instructing garrulous witnesses to stick to “just the facts.”) Indeed, the first half of “Law & Order” — which really should be called “Order & Law” for chronological accuracy — is a system to deliver the accused to the prosecutors, whose business will take up the second half.

   ‘Law & Order’ hasn't changed. That's exactly why it's lasted - Los

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   Is Law & Order based on a true story?

   • (“Law & Order” takes its stories from the news, but rearranges the words and changes the names.) Here, the victim is a musician, convicted of rape, then sprung from prison on account of a prosecutor’s misstep. (That prosecutor is played by guest star Carey Lowell, a “Law & Order” regular back in the 1990s.)

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   Do all cases go to trial?

   • In the series, nearly every case goes to trial, with plea deals seen as a Hail Marry to allow the accused to confess their crime. In reality, though, very few cases actually go to trial. Statistically speaking, less than 2% of all cases end before a jury. The rest almost always end in a plea bargain for a reduced sentence.

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   How long does a trial last?

   • It’s difficult to squeeze an entire trial into a 45-minute long episode. This is why there are title cards between courtroom scenes. However, in nearly every episode, the trial wraps up in a little over a week, with almost no delay. If only our justice system ran that smoothly in real life.

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9. screenrant.com › law-order-svu-aspects-accurateLaw & Order: SVU - 5 Things That Are Accurate (& 5 Things ...

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   Jul 29, 2019 · It’s difficult to squeeze an entire trial into a 45-minute long episode. This is why there are title cards between courtroom scenes. However, in nearly every episode, the trial wraps up in a little over a week, with almost no delay. If only our justice system ran that smoothly in real life.