When Sam Waterston had Jill Hennessy and Carey Lowell as his second chairs he
was the strong hard one and Hennessy and Lowell were always the more liberal.
But when Angie Harmon goes to work for the New York County District Attorney,
let's say they never had a stronger advocate for strict enforcement including
the death penalty if applicable.
Which is what is warranted here as the case is a nasty stabbing of a woman with major sadistic overtones and the stabbing homicide of a mailman. The police arrest a salesman Christopher Patrick Mullen who travels on the job and there are a lot of open cases in the places he frequents.
Harmon and Sam Waterston hir a major speed bump in geeting Mullen prosecuted. But the final confrontation with Mullen who is one scary dude is one of Angie Harmon's best series moments.
If you're a fan of Angie Harmon don't miss this episode.
Which is what is warranted here as the case is a nasty stabbing of a woman with major sadistic overtones and the stabbing homicide of a mailman. The police arrest a salesman Christopher Patrick Mullen who travels on the job and there are a lot of open cases in the places he frequents.
Harmon and Sam Waterston hir a major speed bump in geeting Mullen prosecuted. But the final confrontation with Mullen who is one scary dude is one of Angie Harmon's best series moments.
If you're a fan of Angie Harmon don't miss this episode.