Law & Order, Season 6

[Brolin finds McCoy eating a sandwich outside the courthouse after Sandig is convicted of Croft's murder]

Brolin:
Tuna fish? Is that how you celebrate a victory?

McCoy:
It's chicken salad. It's not over 'til after the sentencing hearing. Then it's tuna fish.

Brolin:
Well, I wouldn't go planning my menu just yet. [hands the EADA a notice] My motion for a declaratory judgment with Judge Boucher's decision.

McCoy:
Denying it.

Brolin:
Yes. Well, and my appeal and my brief. [hands McCoy her appeal and brief] The way I see it, the New York death penalty statute doesn't even come close to passing constitutional muster.