Law & Order - The Assaulted Reporter
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2019
- The testimony of a well-known television reporter who has been assaulted is questioned after her past as a drug user comes to light.
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Season 1, Episode 14. Greevey and Logan investigate the gang rape of a reporter, a case once dismissed for lack of evidence.
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I find it interesting that in the first season of this show, all the way back in the 90s, they covered all the same issues that we talk about now. Same shit, different decade.
I would say the main difference is that it was one of the few, an exception rather than the rule.
@elle But you did find it, so I feel like this is a win for me.
you'd be surprised with how many issues are still around today that were around back in the day.
racism, religion, LGBQT, drugs, homelesness, everything
History likes to repeat itself
@@loaffette3860 why can’t the cool stuff from the past keeps happening! Like cassette tapes or vhs 📼 or old school phones
I love how in the episode Ben Stone openly speaks about his contempt for her reporting style and that he doesn't even like her. Yet regardless of his personal feelings he's still willing to show her compassion, that he wants to help her get justice and that he's doing everything in his power to ensure it happens. Because she was wronged and she deserves some sort of justice
That’s being a true professional.
1:17 "You're a reporter; try processing the facts".
Yeah that rarely happens now if at all.
This is when L&W was at it's best
90s New York was something special.
i totally agree with you 🙋
No
What the hell is L&W?
@@jonbones3473 Law and Worder.
In the Wiminal justice system, the weople are represented by two separate, yet equally important groups: The Wolice who investigate crimes, and the Wistrict Attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their Wories.
WAH-WAH!
Michael Moriarty is a brilliant actor.
Interesting choice to play considering how politics are playing out right now. Shows that nothing has changed for the better.
What is it that you'd like changed?
@@skyeangelofdeath7363 really? If someone has to spell it out for you, then there's no hope for you.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 The OP could easily be taken as regressive SJW nonsense......
To give the poster the benefit of the doubt I asked for clarification.
No rational, honest person could interpret the op's comment as nonsense ... Then again, no rational, honest person uses "sjw" as a pejorative. Just goes to show what a sick mind you have. For you to refer to anyone else as regressive is ironic, to say the least.
This vs real life comparison should be seen as the same as jurassic Park. Both fictional and bare no reality
Anybody know what episode is this
Season 1 Episode 14 The Violence of Summer
she says ive been bent over once
she got that lenny sense of humor
Yeah, we heard her.
Sponsored by Evian
What's the point of drinking out of a glass?? Drinking Evian right now lol
Air. You consume a lot more air out of a bottle than out of a glass.
@@TheBatugan77 Interesting I never new that. Might explain the uncomfortable bloating I get.
Megan Gallagher was quite the hottie back in the day and she was great in the unfortunately short-lived series "Nowhere Man".
I had a crush on Megan Gallagher when she was on Hill Street Blues and China Beach.
I know her from the short-lived but twisty conspiracy drama NOWHERE MAN.
Just watching this clip reminds me what a hottie she was:).
@@daynechastant Yeah, she was good in that show and it's a damn shame it was cancelled before they had a second series:(.
Wonder what Olivia Benson was doing around this time.
There u go taking my dream
Im new to law and order is ben stone a good guy or bad guy?
He's a great guy, and Moriarty was literally born to play that character.
Monica?
I haven't seen her in like 20yrs?
I met her in na.
What’s the actress name?
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Bottled water in 1991.
Exactly what I was thinking.
1991 was probably the height of popularity for Evian, along with Perrier, the company that started it all.
Loved Paul Robinette. EDIT: i disliked Ben Stone bc *he was a "close talker"* , lol. my favorite DA was McCoy, (loved the ep. where he & the judge w/ Dementia talked about Adam's sandwiches :,s) followed by..Branch, as weird as that is. Even as Thompson was an IRL GOP politician, Branch's shared qualities & southern colloquialisms always made me chuckle, (and often google, {kudzu?😂} lol) & apart from firing Serena Sutherlyn, i loved that he would do the right thing when it came to corrupt judges, like tracking down a judge at a sushi restaurant.😂😂 At least Paul was brought back as a defense atty. He & Dworkin gave me life! ✌💗
Alysia Mer David-Wasser Ben stone was ok, he was definitely better than Nora Lewin
i dont agree Stone is the best EADA more etics Mccoy is more like prosecutors in the real world
Never cared for Robinette. He was too much of a follower, a "yes man" who never had any thoughts or ideas of his own. Stone was more of a finesse prosecutor, while McCoy was a hard hitter, in your face ADA. Out of all of them, McCoy was my favorite. Followed by Carmichael (Angie Harmon).
McCoy was more vocal but wasnt better than Ben. His personality was just more intoxicating. Ben to me was the stronger of the two because it was much harder to read him unlike Jack who could at times fall easily into a trap
I LOVE Ben Stone! About three years ago, I started re-watching Law & Order from the beginning. I kind of had been telling myself all these years that there was no one before McCoy and Briscoe, but when I found out about Ben. He is amazing! He is like a softer Jack who always believed in doing the right thing. I kind of wish that he lasted longer (I can't believe I'm saying this), and Dick Wolf really liked him and wanted him to, but there was a lot of controversy at the time. I still love Jack more though.
The thing is, nowadays a rape victim really might as well not say anything because cops really don't care enough and when rapists are prosecuted they're just let off with a slap on the wrist.
@Lizzie Allen and out of all the rapists less than 10% of them face any consequences. You wanna know the reason why it happens? Because half of all rapes never get reported and because the people that do report end up being ignored or blamed. In my country a 20 year old student was raped and the perpetrator recorded it. She went to the police but they ignored her. The guy that raped her bragged to his friends about it and a few months later she gets raped again by 2 other guys. This time she said that she'll take them to the cops so they beat her with a clothing iron. They then threw her from a cliff to the sea while she was still alive and let her drown. They both got 25 years for murder but i can guarantee you that if they hadn't killed her they would have walked free or with a slap on the wrist.
@@user-us9mk1de9m wtf?!?!?!? That’s horrible!!!
They will doe
me: so... did they have any? 👀👀 y;know did they have any coke fer sale just askin no reason.
It is difficult to get into these early L&Os without both Briscoe and McCoy, they were the LO dream team. But this is still good.
SHE SHOULDN'T PRESS CHARGES WHAT'S THE POINT NOTHING HAPPENS......
This is not true. Something happened for me. My abuser was convicted - he plead guilty.
Early Seasons of Law and Order are so on point with issues, especially modern issues. Stone really does a good job here maneuvering himself to get a feminist witness to testify. He really is a passionate DA, most feminist think men are the enemy and they realize like 90 percent of us are not.
Stone was a great character and this episode is a great example of that.
Lovely, how they throw all the responsibility on the victim. We cannot do this, we cannot do that. Please don't expect us to do our jobs; that might require effort. They're supposed to be prosecutors for F-s sake. Instead, they're acting like legal advisors to the victim, who has to fight the battle herself.
I’m not a prosecutor, but key witnesses are needed for an actual conviction. It sucks they had to make her take the stand but there wouldn’t be an actual case if they didn’t. The point of a court case is a literal debate; whether the prosecutor can point out the wrong done in the case or the lawyer can counter claim if there was even a point made. Witness are vital, since you can hear reports made about objects however having a person relay their experience, emotions felt in the moment it paints a clearer picture. But it’s also a double edge sword as it can bring back trauma from the experience. I don’t think Stone wanted to put her on the stand but he had no other option if he wanted to get Justice for her and put her attackers away.
It should matter why. It helps to explain the events that took place and where her own head was at, at that particular time. Why is she avoiding certain questions and answers?
Because the writers demand drama for a drama show, duh.
@@devonbrook no need to be so rude man.. it's just a thought.
@Lizzie Allen yeah fair enough point. I don't like heavy drugs anyway because of the lying and sneaky behaviour that goes with the whole lifestyle. There's only so much of that, that can be tolerated.
Those who get clean full respect to because it's not easy. Not just giving up the drugs itself but then the reality of what they did while in that place and coming to terms with it can be a long process.
I think the episode adresses the issue of prejudice againt the victim: If you're well behaved you don't deserve what was done to you, whereas if you're not so well behaved... another story goes.
I think that is what se is trying to avoid. The prosecution is preparing her because the defense will use that sort of prejudice to their advantage.
It shouldn't matter why
Fake news.
Nice bait
If I never hear fake news again I will be happy
heikki1984 heikki1984 what is?
Fake brain.
Real confusion about what you're talking about
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