Law & Order: Inhumane Crime Files

Law & Order: Inhumane Crime Files (often shortened to either Law & Order: ICF or ICF) is an American police procedural crime drama television series created by Dick Wolf for NBC. The series is an installment of the Law & Order franchise and primarily focuses on the exploits of Detective (later Sergeant) Ike Fischer (played by David Tennant), who works for the Atlanta Police Department and primarily specializes in investigating crimes against humanity, ranging from spree murders to terrorism. As per usual, some episodes are loosely inspired by true events.
== Premise ==
Primarily taking place in Atlanta, the series follows a team of police who have been specialy trained to handle what are considered to be crimes against humanity, which are specific crimes that violate human rights and are often targetted towards a group of groups. This may include some types of murder, enslavement, torture, sexual assault, torture, and other acts. Some of the series' criminals are also considered to be terrorists, whether foreign or domestic, having committed their crimes in hopes of spreading fear among the masses. Members of the department also work closely with district attornies in order to both define the type of criminal and to put them in prison. Frequent themes of the series include political issues, descrimination, religion, and terrorism.
== Cast and Characters ==
The series primarily focuses on Ike Fischer (David Tennant) as it's main protagonist. Fischer is a detective, originally from the UK, who has recently transferred to America after serving several years in the military, where he was a medic. Fischer's medical knowledge often comes up throughout the series. Fischer is frequently partnered with a fellow detective named Jenna Wright (TBA), who is characterized as an intense woman whose inspiration to join the force came from when her son was killed in a bombing. Other frequent cast members from the show's early seasons include Peter and Alan Schmidt (TBA and TBA), a pair of brothers that frequently banter with each other, and Jon Moore (TBA), a district attorney and friend of the department's who helps them with legal advice and to put away the criminals they capture.
== Episodes ==
Main article: List of Law & Order: Inhumane Crime Files episodes
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Category:2020s American television series
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