Steve Brady

When an abusive young mother and murder suspect suddenly dies in her prison cell, an autopsy tells Detectives Fontana (Dennis Farina) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) that the woman has died from an I.U.D. containing benecrine - an illegal drug that sterilizes its users - given by a nurse practitioner (guest star Stephanie Roth Haberle) with a social agenda. As A.D.A.s McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Borgia (Annie Parisse) consider filing second-degree manslaughter charges, they meet a former A.D.A. - Paul Robinette (Richard Brooks) - who is now defending the nurse and thinks he has a good case. S. Epatha Merkerson and Fred Dalton Thompson also star.

Goren and Eames investigate the deaths of four young adults who, after making a suicide pact, parked their car on railroad tracks and waited for the inevitable.

Lester turns into a real pain for Mary when he comes home from work complaining of a stomachache. When she goes out for a pedicure, Lester gets appendicitis--leaving Sandra to care for him.

Conclusion. David Hasselhoff rescues Arnold and Dudley just in time, and everyone finds out about Mr. Drummond's marriage plans. Arnold is less than thrilled when he finds out he's getting a new little brother.

Willis' friend, a promising athlete who was crippled in a car accident, gets a gymnasium named after him and sees a performance by the gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympics men's gymnastics team.

Arnold tries to learn the saxophone to impress a girl, but is so bad that his friends try to kick him out of their group.