Unlawful Judge Sends Innocent Teens to Prison | Law & Order: SVU

Over the course of a complex "sexting" case involving an abused teenage girl, the team encounters a corrupt family court judge who hands down unusually harsh sentences for borderline sexual offenses.

Season 10, Episode 20, Crush,
Kim Garnet (Guest Star Carly Schroeder) is found brutally beaten after she sends out nude photos of herself via text message. Detectives Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) pay a visit to Kim's boyfriend, Steve Walker (Guest Star Alexander Nifong), but eventually learn that he is not the only recipient of the nude photos. Kathleen Stabler (Guest Star Allison Siko) steps in to give Kim advice, as she tries to track down the culprit who distributed the photos.

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[McSpaanky]

The fact that the judge doesn’t know of Stabler, is the funny thing. Dude just puts on glasses and no one knows him

[Jamietheroadrunner]

Based on a very disturbing true story. The judge irl was a man who was getting kickbacks and he was sentenced to prison, poetically enough.

[sapphirewingthefurrycritic]

This is like sentencing the dead body in a murder case to jail for contamination of a crime scene.

[errolpletcher]

"How? I thought this was just a friendly chat." LOL, I love Olivia sass. 😂

[dfmrcv]

"I'll never do it again."
"No, actually, you will."

I think this was my first SVU episode, actually.

[Wrathlon]

The fact kids can be punished for being both the offender and the victim is IMMENSELY idiotic to an insane degree and the real crime is this is even possible.

[Katie-ytw]

So this judge is a tyrant. Seriously, you send kids away for minor offenses! Olivia is right, those kids should never ever see the inside of a jail cell, let alone see the outside of a prison.

[dhernandez]

For those that don't know, the judge was sending all kinds of kids to the same prison in exchange for kickbacks by populating the prison with a steady supply of inmates

[jonathansmall]

A rare on the show, the people and the defence lawyers joining forces against evil :)

[emagindesign]

the judge was like "and i would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for you meddling kids"

[detritusofseattle]

Charging a kid for pictures of themselves is absolute and total madness. Our system is irrational.

[PeteSanctions]

Stabler's accent when he was undercover lol

[animewatcha]

"What the hell. I did not take a vacation away from The Doctor to have this happen under my watch."

[EricKocher]

Detective Stabler, also known as the master of disguises with those glasses

[emberskelly]

I like that even though the show itself is fictional that it bases its episodes off of real things, like how corrupt the justice system can be, there can be good and bad, not just in police officers, but also in lawyers, and judges.

[Jay-fwjo]

It’s people like you who abuse their power, the only thing that corrupt judge cared about, was greed, not the possibly millions of kids whose lives were destroyed because of her all because of a petty crime

[warriorsorb]

She knows her rights yet doesn't use the first one to remain silent 😂

[MarvinMcCaster]

Jack McCoy wouldn’t mess around with that judge! He doesn’t play with corruption!

[marianaguardiaa.k.amariana]

There's corruption in many ways, and being a Judge it isn't excuse for doing things wrong

[albertosaurschannel]

4:27 “What are you waiting for? Spring us”
“After I’m done savoring the moment”
Funny 😄