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Detectives from Baltimore and New York continue investigating the deaths of both a government official and her killer. They eventually discover that the plot to commit the original murder started with allegations of sexual discrimination within the office of the White House Chief of Staff. However, an independent counsel looking into improper behavior in the White House takes over the case, frustrating Danvers and McCoy in their efforts to prosecute the murders. Meanwhile, Danvers comes up for a judicial appointment, but loses it after details of his juvenile criminal record come to light. Gee begins to regret allowing Mike to work with the unit after Mike's reports to his FBI superiors help to derail the prosecution. Note: This episode concludes a crossover event that begins on Law & Order season 9 episode 14 Sideshow. Guest starring: Benjamin Bratt as Rey Curtis, Jerry Orbach as Lennie Briscoe, and Sam Waterston as Jack McCoy.
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