Law & Order1990

D.A. Adam Schiff:
You're taking the Salva case.

Jack McCoy:
Salva will plead out. An answering machine can handle it.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
Nothing on the front page of The Post is that easy. You'll need a second chair.

Jack McCoy:
I'm doing fine on my own.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
You're not getting paid all that money to look up cases in the library.

Jack McCoy:
If I need somebody, I can borrow Crocker for the afternoon.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
Crocker... What do you know about Jamie Ross?

Jack McCoy:
Not much. She used to work at Gorton and Steinhart.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
She was married to Neal Gorton. She asked to stay on the case.

Jack McCoy:
She's been in the office for less than six months.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
She's had five years as a criminal defense attorney. Eight homicide trials, seven acquittals

Jack McCoy:
...and a kid in day care. I need somebody who can put in the late hours.

D.A. Adam Schiff:
...to watch the answering machine? I like her. So will you.