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When a sexual assault victim struggles to prove her case in court, Benson pursues a controversial strategy to make sure her voice is heard; a meeting with a jury consultant leads Benson down a path that threatens her partnership with Carisi.
When a sexual assault victim struggles to prove her case in court, Benson pursues a controversial strategy to make sure her voice is heard; a meeting with a jury consultant leads Benson down a path that threatens her partnership with Carisi.
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S28, EP4 "Arcana"When a clairvoyant's account of a nighttime assault raises more questions than answers, Curry must put her skepticism aside to uncover the truth; the squad's investigation reveals a long-buried secret that has haunted one family for generations.
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S14, EP12 "Criminal Hatred"The detectives go undercover to arrest a man who brutally attacks other men; a deceptively tough defense attorney (Nia Vardalos) complicates ADA Barba's case.
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S14, EP13 "Monster's Legacy"When a janitor violently attacks a coach, the SVU team connects the janitor's behavior to a history of sexual abuse; the detectives find more victims of the same predator -- including a prisoner (Mike Tyson) on death row.
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S28, EP3 "Anonymity"As SVU races to dismantle a dark web network exploiting young children, a conflict with federal investigators threatens the case; Bruno's determination to protect the victims pushes him to a breaking point.
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S28, EP2 "Midway"Curry answers a family's call for help when their son disappears from a carnival; the search uncovers a chilling connection to an old abduction and a tragic chain of events; Benson must balance justice with compassion when the case takes a turn.
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S28, EP1 "Volition"When a sexual assault victim struggles to prove her case in court, Benson pursues a controversial strategy to make sure her voice is heard; a meeting with a jury consultant leads Benson down a path that threatens her partnership with Carisi.
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