Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (TV Series)

Unintended Consequences (2017)

Mariska Hargitay: Lieutenant Olivia Benson

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• Rafael Barba : Tell me you found something on Anthony.

  Olivia Benson : Not a thing. He's within four years of every girl he's slept with at Altbrook.

  Rafael Barba : So much for a rape charge.

  Olivia Benson : How is it consent when you're extorting sex from a fifteen year old drug addict?

  Rafael Barba : That is a question that the legal arena has yet to answer. Good idea for a law review article, though. You should give Carisi a couple of months off.

  [Carisi enters with Rollins] 

  Rafael Barba : What are you, a bat?

  Dominick Carisi Jr. : What?

• Andre 'Hackapulco' Johnson : Yeah, that's the dude. You see? I'm a good citizen, helping you out and all. So I can go now.

  Olivia Benson : While we appreciate how devastated you are that your drugs are killing people, no. No, you can't go.

  Andre 'Hackapulco' Johnson : Who's she?

  Olivia Benson : I'm the bitch that's gonna smack your pretty face next time I hear you say "ho".

• Olivia Benson : It's the saddest thing. A dead Jane Doe.

• Olivia Benson : They really are the perfect victims, aren't they? Girls struggling with emotional problems, mental illness, struggling with chemical addiction. Parents so desperate they'll pay anything to keep their babies alive.

• Olivia Benson : Rollins, do you think that I'm too quick to judge people?

  Amanda Rollins : Hey, when someone butts into your life like she did...

  Olivia Benson : Well, turns out that she's not the witch that I wanted her to be.

• Olivia Benson : It's an illegal search.

  Amanda Rollins : I know.

  Olivia Benson : Do you know who raped Natalie?

  Amanda Rollins : No, because her files were transferred.

  Olivia Benson : Don't tell me that somebody else was raped.

  Amanda Rollins : Do the insurance companies count? Look. This is Kristi Martin's patient billing. It comes to over $100,000.

  Olivia Benson : Yes, private rehab is expensive.

  Amanda Rollins : Right, but that doesn't include the cost of walking in the door. This is just medical tests and procedures. She's been in Lux for less than two weeks.

  Olivia Benson : $50,000 for electroconvulsive therapy.

  Amanda Rollins : Which... which I know is bogus.

  Olivia Benson : Because?

  Amanda Rollins : Because at the time of the supposed procedure, she was threatening the staff with a dining room chair. These bills are bogus, and the insurance companies will never know about it. If they can lie about this, Lux can lie about anything.

• Olivia Benson : Inevitable discovery. If we can prove that we would have come up with this without your illegal search... what was the name of Rosemary's assistant before you?

• Dominick Carisi Jr. : I talked to everybody I could find who spent time at Altbrook in the past six months. Now, all of them denied receiving anything in exchange for sex.

  Olivia Benson : So we can't get Anthony on rape, dealing, uh, child endangerment, or contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

  Dominick Carisi Jr. : They're recycling these girls like they were empty Coke cans. Come on, counselor. Pull one of those rabbits out of your hat.

  Rafael Barba : I could. I could if we can establish a connection between Lux and Altbrook.

  Olivia Benson : We checked the corporate records. There's nothing.

  Amanda Rollins : No, when Carisi and I interviewed the... the cuddle girl about her Lux lawsuit, she said... she said that she was glad that somebody was finally checking into "those places". I mean, plural. So she could have been talking about Altbrook.

  Rafael Barba : Somebody at Lux must have a soul.

• Olivia Benson : [Noah plays with his new baseball glove]  Watch out, Aaron Judge.

  Noah Porter-Benson : He plays outfield. I play infield.

  Olivia Benson : Not 'till you finish your breakfast.

• Amanda Rollins : How long was Natalie at Lux?

  Olivia Benson : Um, six months. Why?

  Amanda Rollins : Because she was two months pregnant. And the DNA from the paternity test matches the DNA from the rape kit.