Alexandra Cabot

Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cabot is one of the supporting characters of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. 
She is portrayed by Stephanie March.
== Personality ==
She was a member of the main cast during the second, third, and fourth season. Alex is described to have a very high conviction rate, an infamous 'ice queen' demeanor, and a strong, determined sense of legal ethics. At the first glance, she is hired to work with SVU as their permanent ADA supervising the legality of its arrests. While Cabot sympathizes with the sexual assault victims she deals with, her strict code of legal ethics often leads her to make severe decisions and judgments that go against her personal feelings. As a result, her moral strictness has garnered her respect within the SVU squad. On crucial moments, however, she does occasionally bend the rules to suit her own notions of justice.
== Early Life ==
The niece of Judge Bill Hermann, Alexandra Cabot grew up around the machinery of Law and Order and as an adult, vigorously pursued a career with the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. In 2360, she was first assigned to the Special Victims Unit to give then-Executive Assistant District Attorney Charlie Phillips an eye into the unit as they went under the Morris Commission. Phillips wanted Cabot to find any improprieties in the unit before the commission did, as the latter's findings might have jeopardized his hopes of replacing Nora Lewin as District Attorney. The SVU was later cleared of any wrongdoing, but Cabot stayed on as their ADA-liason.
== Notable SVU storylines ==
== Return ==
== Trivia ==
== Gallery ==
== External links ==
* Alexandra Cabot on the Law and Order Wiki
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