I loved that line, but no judge would ever say that on the record. heh.

Naz is the type of kid to have a really rough time in Riker's. I'm not super optimistic about his chances there.

Williams will play a large role in the series. I don't know if he is the one in that cell from the preview though.

Yes its west side. He gets pulled over right down the street near Lincoln Center.

Doubtful. Reporters don't get interested in just any murder. I'm pretty sure as the story progresses the media is going to get more interested in this tony neighborhood murder.

No kidding. I just want to gag the kid.

Yep, they do that in NYC.

How does the lawyer know if he was covered in blood or not? They took all his clothes before lawyer became involved. He could have washed up or changed clothes for all the cops know. Murder suspects are known to do such things. If he woke up covered in blood then how could any of us in good faith argue he didn't do…

This is exactly it. The characters aren't watching what happened like we are. For all they know he was naked when he did the murder and then he washed up. These things will certainly be brought up in later episodes.

He tried to explain to the detective that he did not want it to be her. I think that is more of a red herring. If he was involved I see no reason why he would not id her. Instead he seemed more in denial.

Thank you. I was going to go back and watch the first episode because of that. It didn't look like the front door and the cat being shown at the end of episode one and being mentioned in episode two seemed like they were trying to draw attention to the issue.

No kidding can't you just sense how it must feel to be in the back of a prisoner transport looking out through the cage and seeing the Manhattan streets going by and knowing you are going to jail and are not free? It was enough to stress me out. Heh.

He was searched too, but just not searched with the chair and not strip searched.

This just may not be a show for you. This is one of those shows you have to look at as a complete work from start to finish. The whole point is to not skip over the details as part of what is being looked at here is the criminal justice system. You certainly won't understand the criminal justice system by watching Law…

Trust me all of it is going to be questioned if not by the prosecutor by Stone at a trial.

Assuming he had clothing on when the struggle occurred. No injuries to the front of his body will likely be something Stone will try to raise. They could counter he pinned her down and once he stabbed her she bled out quickly so there wasn'[t too much struggle or that she was soo drugged up that she was unable to…

Wasn't that friend brought in with some other guy as an arrest in the first episode? It happens very quick but you see two people who were arrested being walked in and I thought it was the witnesses friend. You have to really pay attention though not to miss it.

Exactly. You can still get blood on you again.

No there is not. Anyone with professional training in such issues will tell you that such an argument is rubbish.

The ME isn't going to be able to tell in that kind of detail. If the real murder weapon was not the knife he had but a different one it has to be a very different type of knife for the ME to be able to distinguish it.