Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Season 20

Sonny:
This is wrong.

Rollins:
Don't go all Liv on us, all right? The woman shot her husband because he didn't like her dinner.

Fin:
Life should be so easy.

Rollins:
Come on, not you, too.

Fin:
I don't judge. Is it hot in here?

Sonny:
Hell always is.

Rollins:
[gestures to Sonny] Yeah, he is. He's going full Liv.

Fin:
Somebody has to.

Rollins:
Yeah, and that somebody interrogated Annabeth. I wonder who that could be?

Sonny:
What if she doesn't show?

Fin:
Look, man, we can only do our job.

Sonny:
What, that's all this is to you?

Fin:
Yeah. I get up in the morning and I get dressed. I come to the office. After that, I go home. At the end of the week, I get a check and the check clears. That's called a job.

Rollins:
Okay, you know what? It's not all on us, though, Carisi. We do our part, but the rest is up to a judge and jury.

Sonny.:
All right, so what happens upstairs, that doesn't concern you at all?

Fin:
The short and sweet is fine with me.

Sonny:
Oh, please, give me a break. This from the guy who flew to Cuba on his own nickel to catch a fugitive rapist. [to Rollins] And you, with that Labott girl...

Rollins:
[severely] Enough.

Fin:
Carisi, have a donut.

Sonny:
Are you telling me that you never even think about this? I mean, the the responsibility? The... the power that we have? I mean, I could get up on that stand and I could lie. I could say, yeah, Annabeth told me she planned on killing Thomas for the past six months. Now, I do that, she is done. No question. Or I could say I don't recall. I don't recall to anything that Stone asks me, and maybe she gets to live a nice, peaceful, safe life in a Chelsea apartment.

Rollins:
Or door number three, you tell the truth.

Sonny:
All I'm saying is It's a lot of power. And who the hell are we?