Law & Order Season 1 Episode 4 Synopsis

When Paige Bartlett is found near passing in her apartment, Greevey and Logan follow the trail to her boyfriend, only to learn that she and Feinstein had broken up that evening. After Paige dies, they dig further into her past and find another former boyfriend, Ned Loomis, and learn that Ned has a penchant for violence when another former victim of his comes forward. Stone's case seems to be going nowhere, though, because he can't use the defendent's former crimes against him in court.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 1 Episode 4 of Law & Order resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Law & Order Season 1 Episodes...

• s01e01 - Prescription for Death
• s01e02 - Subterranean Homeboy Blues
• s01e03 - The Reaper's Helper
• s01e04 - Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
• s01e05 - Happily Ever After
• s01e06 - Everybody's Favorite Bagman
• s01e07 - By Hooker, By Crook
• s01e08 - Poison Ivy
• s01e09 - Indifference
• s01e10 - Prisoner of Love
• s01e11 - Out of the Half-Light
• s01e12 - Life Choice
• s01e13 - A Death in the Family
• s01e14 - The Violence of Summer
• s01e15 - The Torrents of Greed (Part 1)
• s01e16 - The Torrents of Greed (Part 2)
• s01e17 - Mushrooms
• s01e18 - The Secret Sharers
• s01e19 - The Serpent's Tooth
• s01e20 - The Troubles
• s01e21 - Sonata For a Solo Organ
• s01e22 - The Blue Wall

Law & Order Show Summary

This realistic yet fictional drama looks at crime and justice from a dual perspective. In the first half-hour, Detectives Joe Fontana and Edward Green investigate crimes and apprehend suspects under the supervision of their precinct lieutenant, Anita Van Buren. The focus shifts in the second half-hour to the criminal courts as Executive Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy and Assistant District Attorney Borgia work within a complicated justice system to prosecute the accused under the guidance of District Attorney Arthur Branch.

Some cases may be simple, but most are multi-faceted. The investigations are challenging, prosecutions are complicated, and decisions about legal procedures and plea-bargaining are vexing. In the arduous and complex process of determining guilt and innocence, lives often hang in the balance.