Law & Order1990

Jack McCoy:
[turning off a news report about the murder] These anonymous sources, the wouldn't be wearing blue, would they?

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
Those leaks did not come out of my squad.

A.D.A. Jamie Ross:
They got the M.E.'s report before we did.

Jack McCoy:
I want these leaks stopped, Lieutenant.

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
Do you want me to compile an enemies list while I'm at it?

Jack McCoy:
I don't see anything funny here.

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
Well, a case this big, we're going to get leaks. We might as well get used to it.

Jack McCoy:
No, that's not good enough. By the time we present this case to a jury, the details will be clues in the Daily News Sunday crossword.

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
Which could be the whole point of leaking the information in the first place. The Janaways know people who know people in the department.

A.D.A. Jamie Ross:
The Janaways are the anonymous source?

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
Why not? If they got a heads-up that this investigation's about to turn back on them, these leaks could just be preemptive.

Jack McCoy:
Have your people talked to Mrs. Janaway about her husband and her daughter?

Lt. Anita Van Buren:
They're going to try today.

Jack McCoy:
Good. This time, let's try to stay one step ahead of the media.