Student Shot Dead After Controversial Q&A | Law & Order

One student is shot dead after a controversial speaker's Q&A.

From "Talking Points" (Season 17, Episode 13): Judith Barlow (Guest Star Charlotte Ross), a controversial speaker, is participating in a Question and Answer at Grammercy College when the stage is mobbed. Someone in the crowd fires a gun, leaving one student dead. Detective Ed Green (Jesse L. Martin) and Nina Cassady (Milena Govich) question the victims friend Malcolm Yates (Guest star Louis Cancelmi), an older PhD student who creates human embryos to harvest stem cells. It is discovered that Yates has Parkinson's disease and finds Barlow's tactics as a direct threat to his job and life. Yates' attorney, Bernie Adler (Guest star Ron Silver), is from the ACLU. During the trial Silver infuriates the jury by using racial epithets, which also angers the judge.

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[nerdygeekgamer]

I love the detectives reaction and comment to the ladies flirting advances " I would rather have a root canal" I can't blame him for saying that either

[faded]

I didn't watch this episode, but his malice and *apparent* intent to kill her after being provoked isn't even close to a confession. They already knew he hated her, but so did everyone in the auditorium. How is that grounds for an arrest?

[Sniperboy]

“Sorry, I don’t speak French.”

I love that line.

[mollyowens]

I love how Loo called him Justin and less than 30 seconds later they call him Jason.

[tacticallemon]

“If it was valid whatsoever, the corporate world would be all over it…”

No, if it was *profitable* corporations would be all over it

Great casting, great dialogue

[futuremovieactor]

Strange how impressively Law & Order called this years before.

[lukemckenzie]

Are we just… ignoring the upside down sign?

[eangelful]

Why was the arrest scene oddly satisfying?

[leslieperkins]

Everyone is equal. Some are more equal than others.

[emiboot]

His students are morally opposed to violence… yet they support Fidel Castro 😂

[colin]

captain had a big brain moment at the end.

[marshajulessa]

That's Charlotte Ross from DOOL. So it was the Grad Student? He aimed wrong? Dude almost choked her! 🙄

[Malicdrak]

so he tried to kill Judith barlow, but he accidentally killed his friend Jason instead! poor Jason😢

[trevonpernell]

2:46 Looks like someone's been a little sweet on Eddie!
2:48 I would rather have root canal.
9:47 CHOKING, NOT BREATHING!

[jayczzzya]

2:44 Oh she wants to give Green some affirmative action.

[acolytetojippity]

Why did they ask the person in Yates' lab about Kirsten, saying she was Yates' girlfriend? I thought she was established to be the victim's girlfriend.

[purpleishpanda]

0:01 someone couldn't hold the sign the right way up

[gingerbear]

Love this episode since it shows how messed up both political sides can be. All they try is to shame on the other, and their whole personalities transform into that. Both the blonde girl and professor were insufferable and annoying. There's no "one side is better than the other" conclusion here

[stevenstocker]

Very accurately depicts the left and the right.

[bigjtexas]

I believe that in order to vote you need some sort of ID. That could be a Library card, a student ID, a DL, or something else like that.