Law & Order, Season 14

Jensen:
I'm going to offer evidence that the commonly accepted version of the Second World War is wrong. That there was no Holocaust, there were no death camps, and there certainly was no Final Solution.

McCoy:
Your Honor, please!

Jensen:
Did hundreds of thousands of Jews die? Yes. And not only Jews, but gypsies, Poles, Russians, yes. But those deaths weren't murders, they weren't genocide, they were the inevitable result of disease, of starvation, of war.

McCoy:
Every respectable historian in the world would disagree!

Jensen:
There are distinguished academics who think otherwise.

McCoy:
Holocaust deniers. Cranks, anti-Semites disguising their real agenda. Meretricious nonsense does not become expert testimony just because it comes wrapped in a Ph.D!

Jensen:
Why don't we let a jury decide what's fringe nonsense and what's not?

Karan:
Why don't we let a judge decide first?

Jensen:
We would happily accept an evidentiary hearing, Your Honor. Nothing would please us more.

McCoy:
Your Honor can't entertain this disreputable, evil theory! If someone insists that the Earth is flat, and the sun circles around it, despite all evidence to the contrary, are we supposed to engage the argument on their terms? This is is a conversation with a lunatic!

Karan:
Hold your horses, Mr. McCoy. I agree. No rational, unbiased person could look at the historical evidence and doubt the fact of the Holocaust. It cannot be disputed. Nor will it be in my court.