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Law & Order :: Family Friend (16x12)
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| Title: | Family Friend |
| Episode #: | 16x12 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday January 11th, 2006 |
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When a Mob accountant is slain and his wife is severely wounded, Detectives Fontana and Green arrest a common street thug who is later found not guilty because of the victim's poor testimony.
When the freed slayer is later killed by an ex-cop and close family friend of the victim's, A.D.A. McCoy faces a political powderkeg when the corrupt officer seeks to avoid prosecution by threatening to expose tainted evidence from dozens of previous cases that would free convicted murderers.
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This is the first episode to be broadcast in a 16:9 ratio, which is known as letterbox format. This is also the first episode broadcast in HDTV.
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Jack McCoy: Juries aren't stupid.
Ernie Krahulik: Really. We must be working different courtrooms.
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