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: The episode explores Cragen’s internal struggle as he grapples with a "rush to judgment." While Vega’s history makes him an immediate suspect, detectives Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) find evidence suggesting he may have been framed by a rival. Cast Highlights : James McDaniel as Javier Vega. Zoe Saldaña as Gabrielle Vega, the professor's daughter.

: Sergeant Benson is ordered to cooperate with cynical newspaper columnist Jimmy MacArthur (Alec Baldwin), who is doing a story on the unit. The case involves a young Muslim girl who reports a rape that she calls a hate crime.

: Christopher Meloni, Mariska Hargitay, Richard Belzer, Ice-T, and B.D. Wong. " Criminal Stories " (Season 15, Episode 18)

: After a graduate student named Rebecca Wheeler is raped and murdered, the investigation leads to her advisor, Professor Javier Vega (James McDaniel). Cragen realizes he arrested Vega decades earlier for a remarkably similar homicide.

Airing on March 19, 2014, this episode centers on the influence of media on the criminal justice system.

: MacArthur’s reporting prematurely labels the victim a liar, tainting the jury pool and leading to a mistrial. The episode serves as a critique of "trial by media" and how a journalist's bias can obstruct the search for the whole truth. Cast Highlights : Alec Baldwin as Jimmy MacArthur. Summer Bishil as the victim, Heba Salim.

" Law & Order: Special Victims Unit " (SVU) has featured two distinct episodes with "Criminal" in their titles, both exploring the complexities of investigative biases and the weight of a person's history.