法律与秩序：犯罪意图(2001)

[Opening title narration] Narrator: In New York City's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the Major Case Squad. These are their stories. ADA Ron Carver: Your client's not insane... he's in love. Maybe it's hard to tell the two apart, but the law can. Detective Robert Goren: No, no, no, I know that anger. I should have seen it coming. Detective Alexandra Eames: You two have a play date? Detective Alexandra Eames: So the victim came into this cubicle, hung her bag on the hook and then the suspect came in. Detective Robert Goren: No, I think she put her bag on the floor. Otherwise the suspect could've just reached over the door and grabbed it. Detective Alexandra Eames: No. She put it on the hook. Detective Robert Goren: Oh, I get it. A girl thing. [to Goren, after meeting an unusual witness] Detective Alexandra Eames: I didn't know you had an older, geekier brother. Detective Robert Goren: One thing this line of work teaches us is that guys will do anything for love. [referring to notes on Goren's desk] Detective Alexandra Eames: Admirers? Detective Robert Goren: No, reporters. They want a comment. Detective Alexandra Eames: Can they print a hand gesture? [Eames, while examining a recently discovered, 20 year old partly decomposed corpse, realizes the victim was wearing a very rare mini skirt] Detective Robert Goren: You wore one of those? Detective Alexandra Eames: Looked good in it, too. Detective Robert Goren: Yeah, he's crazy but you're evil. Captain James Deakins: A name with no horse... [Eames mentions dating and the other detectives stare at her] Detective Alexandra Eames: Well, what was I supposed to do when I was pregnant? Sit home and knit? Detective Alexandra Eames: [hearing a description of a suspect] Well, that fits our profile.

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Detective Alexandra Eames: I only pretend not to listen to you. Detective Alexandra Eames: [viewing a body in the back of a car going to the airport] Maybe this beats economy. Detective Robert Goren: [after looking through a PDA calendar for 2001] Someone is passing off human plasma as synthetic. ADA Ron Carver: What did you find out about the embassy in Bangkok? Detective Alexandra Eames: They have lovely fax cover sheets... Detective Robert Goren: [after listening to a drug company doctor deny knowledge of bad blood products] Doctor tell me something. When you decide to dump this stuff what do you do, flip a coin? Heads Asia, tails Africa? Detective Alexandra Eames: Bad news comes in all packages. Detective Robert Goren: You cut a human being in half, Brian [Eric] Detective Robert Goren: . How good does that make you? Detective Alexandra Eames: [Eames and Goren find a briefcase in a trashcan. Eames wants to call the bomb squad; Goren sees an ID on the briefcase and grabs it, which scares the hell out of Eames] It's good to be back. District Attorney Arthur Branch: An arrest warrant for Judge Harold Garrett... Hot-tub Harry. ADA Ron Carver: The circumstantial evidence and the statement from his son. District Attorney Arthur Branch: Ah, This won't do... [Tears the arrest warrant] District Attorney Arthur Branch: At all. ADA Ron Carver: Arthur? District Attorney Arthur Branch: Arresting a judge for murder on an election year... is not peanuts. If the District Attorney is going to arrest a sitting judge of the Supreme Court of New York. [Signs the new arrest warrant] District Attorney Arthur Branch: The signature of the District Attorney damn well better be on that warrant. Arthur Branch, Esquire. [Handles the arrest warrant to ADA Carver] District Attorney Arthur Branch: That would be worth two points on Election Day. It's not enough to do good... You gotta be seeing doing good. M.E. Rodgers: Your Miss Wallace must have had her claws dug in pretty good. Her trachea's crushed. When she hit the water she didn't have a chance. Detective Alexandra Eames: And the blood in the room? M.E. Rodgers: It all matched for what we have on file for Wallace. We estimate it was a little under a quart. There's no way Wallace could survive in the river after losing that much blood. Detective Alexandra Eames: I guess we'll be seeing her in someone's tuna net one of these days. Detective Robert Goren:

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How long do you think it would have taken for Nicole to collect a quart of her own blood?