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Law & Order :: Age of Innocence (16x04)

Episode Information

Title:

Age of Innocence

Episode #:

16x04

Original Airdate:

Wednesday October 12th, 2005

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Episode Crew
Director:	David Platt
Writer:	Davey Holmes (1)

Episode Summary

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Fontana and Green investigate the murder of a man shortly before he was due to take his wife off life support strikes controversy when both suspects have iron-clad alibis.

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Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Beth Dixon	played	Pam Lamar	Recurring (third appearance)
•David Lipman	played	Judge Morris Torledsky	Recurring (26th appearance)
•Deborah Hazlett	played	Allison Wyatt	Recurring (second appearance)
•Derek Cecil	played	Steven Lamar	Recurring (first appearance)
•Fred Burrell	played	Phil Lamar	Recurring (5th appearance)
•Mary Bacon	played	Shelly Denton	Recurring (first appearance)
•Max Vogler	played	Howard Kondore	Recurring (third appearance)
•Michael Hayden	played	Walter Bird	Recurring (second appearance)
•Michael Hobbs	played	Doctor	Recurring (4th appearance)
•Peter Bradbury	played	Carvey	Recurring (first appearance)
•Rick Johnson (1)	played	Court Clerk	Recurring (6th appearance)
•Robert Jimenez	played	Detective Paul Garcia	Recurring (4th appearance)
•Selenis Leyva	played	Detective Rivera	Recurring (13th appearance)
•Shavonne Conroy	played	Alana Sanders	Recurring (second appearance)
•Stephen Kunken	played	FBI Dwight Connolley	Recurring (third appearance)
•Stewart J. Zully	played	Detective Chambers	Recurring (5th appearance)
•Thomas Ryan	played	Judge Robert Garfunkel	Recurring (second appearance)
•Wiley Moore	played	Protester #2	Recurring (second appearance)
•Alok Tewari	played	Ali
•Arabella Field	played	Susan Alfani
•Barbara Drum Sullivan	played	Jury Foreperson
•Caitlin O'Connell	played	Lucille Barney
•Christine Bruno	played	Bethany
•Diane Martella	played	Marianne Sharp
•Ellen Reilly	played	Spectator
•Erik Lochtefeld	played	Cropley
•Gina Rice	played	Karen Barrows
•James Hallett	played	Reporter #1
•John Aylward	played	Revarand Harlan Dwyer
•Kim Ders	played	Protester #1
•Marlon Morrison	played	Detective Danny Koniak
•Mary Shultz	played	Marla Denton
•Rusty Ross	played	Mark Gretna
•Tim Ewing	played	Attorney
•Timothy Devlin	played	Mitch Randolph
•Timothy Smallwood	played	Robtert Barrows

Main Cast

•S. Epatha Merkerson	played	Lt. Anita Van Buren
•Sam Waterston	played	D.A. Jack McCoy
•Fred Dalton Thompson	played	D.A. Arthur Branch
•Jesse L. Martin (1)	played	Det. Ed Green
•Annie Parisse	played	A.D.A. Alexandra Borgia
•Dennis Farina	played	Det. Joe Fontana