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Law & Order/Refuge (2)
| Refuge (2) | |
| Season 9, Episode 24 | |
| Airdate | May 26, 1999 |
| Production Number | E0225 |
| Written by | Rene Balcer |
| Directed by | Constantine Makris |
| ← 9x23 Refuge (1) |
10x01 → Gunshow |
| Law & Order — Season Nine | |
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Refuge (2) is the twenty-fourth episode of the ninth season of Law & Order, and the two hundred fifth episode overall.
Starring (Law): Jerry Orbach (Detective Lennie Briscoe), Benjamin Bratt (Detective Rey Curtis), S. Epatha Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren)
Starring (Order): Sam Waterston (E.A.D.A. Jack McCoy), Angie Harmon (A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael), Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff)
Guest Stars: Tom Mason (Carlton Radford), Sherman Howard (Carlton Radford's Attorney), Terry L. Beaver (Defense Attorney Manning), Olek Krupa (Constantine Volsky), Ben Shenkman (Nick Margolis), Nelson Vasquez (Omar Pinella)
with Larry Clarke (Detective Morris LaMotte), Sally-Jane Heit (Judge Alice Berksit), Paul Diomede (Jay Jay), Michael Mulheren (Judge Taylor), Bernie Sheredy (Georgy Maletkov), Terry Alexander (Harry Gales), Terry Layman (John Grouse), Nicholas J. Giangiulio (Doorman), Tony Gillan (Forensic Technician Trefil), Mark Alan Gordon (John Weyer), Elyse Knight (Galina Krylov), Kevin Orton (William Cross), James Waterston (Dr. Shimo), Ron Parady (Judge Kendrick), Peter Von Berg (Judge Hewlett), James Caulfield (Chief Judge), Richard M. Lublin (Presiding Justice #1), Nada Rowand (Presiding Justice #2), Matthew Arkin (Harry Kozinsky), Joey Vega (Gabriel), Selenis Leyva (Louisa), Zoë Saldana (Belinca), Lannyl Stephens (Alyana Dixon), Snezhana Kushnir (First Natasha), Oksana Babiy (Second Natasha), Geoffrey Owens (Langer), Stephen Paul Johnson (Dinelli), Brian Keane (McAlary), Cameron Bowen (Billy Woodson), Victor Sierra (Leo Zamora), Melisa Didio (Aricella Santos), Joyce Curtis (Jury Foreperson)
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Plot Overview
After the 10-year-old witness is attacked and his mother & an assistant district attorney are murdered, things get out of hand (including a bomb scare at the precinct) which prompts McCoy to prosecute all of the offenders, undermining Schiff.
When his wife's multiple sclerosis gets worse, Curtis decides to leave his job to care for her.
