Title: Law & order, Special Victims Unit
Authors: Perry, Michael R.; Declerque, David.; Segonzac, Jean de.; Meloni, Christopher; Hargitay, Mariska, 1964-; Belzer, Richard.; Florek, Dann, 1950-; Hurd, Michelle.; Jannelli, Anthony.; Ibold, Doug.; Post, Mike.; Yarmo, Leslie.; Carriker-Thayer, Teresa, 1954-; Wolf, Dick.; Wolf Films.; Studios USA Television.; Universal Worldwide Television (Firm); Universal Pictures (Firm)
Publisher: Universal,
Year: 2003
Subjects: Detectives New York (State) New York Drama.; Sex crimes Investigation New York (State) New York Drama.; Criminal investigation New York (State) New York Drama.
Abstract: The job of the NYPD's Special Victims Unit is to investigate especially heinous sex-related crimes. SVU also noses around the detectives' private lives, where professional detachment is the modus operandi. Knowing that Det. Olivia Benson was conceived during a rape and that her partner, Det. Elliot Stabler, is a fiercely protective dad enhances our understanding of how they react to sexual assault cases. Even the perpetrators are complex. Hot-button issues like pedophilia, and gives extra twists to kinkier cases, which uncover everything from Romanian sex slaves to a sadomasochistic stockbroker.