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* RidiculousCounterRequest: Luke Young and John Munch have the following exchange after Luke is arrested and put in jail:
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'''John Munch:''' Yeah, and I want the troops home, the Kyoto Protocol signed, and a Tijuana oil job from Miss February.
-->'''Luke Young:''' You can't do this to me. I want my parents!\\
'''John Munch:''' Yeah, and I want the troops home, the Kyoto Protocol signed, and a Tijuana oil job from Miss February.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward unless in under parental supervision. They are arrested again later for violating court order, but Donnelly again goes easy on them when they act like they are sorry for disobeying her and apologize, and when Cabot and Stabler try to tell her it was a bad idea, Donnelly is unconvinced to change her mind. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, a [[TranquilFury furious]] Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan with confessing to where they got the alcohol, but while Jordan does agree to confess, he then tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with their little alcohol problem to tell them off for their failure to prevent Jordan and Reagan's deaths, and moved by it, Luke confesses that Becca and Lillian supplied the booze, as the water Becca drinks is laced with vodka.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan with confessing to where they got the alcohol, but while Jordan does agree to confess, he then tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with their little alcohol problem to tell them off for their failure to prevent Jordan and Reagan's deaths, and moved by it, Luke confesses that Becca and Lillian supplied the booze, as the water Becca drinks is laced with vodka.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three four students, Jordan, Reagan, Jordan Owens, Reagan Michaels, Matt Schroeffel and Luke, Luke Young, and have having them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward unless in under parental supervision. They are arrested again later for violating court order, but Donnelly again goes easy on them when they act like they are sorry for disobeying her and apologize, and when Cabot and Stabler try to tell her it was a bad idea, Donnelly is unconvinced to change her mind. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, a [[TranquilFury furious]] Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, Matt and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared toLuke Luke, Matt, or Reagan with confessing to where they got the alcohol, but while Jordan does agree to confess, he then tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with theirlittle alcohol problem to tell and telling them off for their failure to prevent Jordan and Reagan's deaths, and moved by it, Luke confesses that Becca and Lillian supplied the booze, as the water Becca drinks is laced with vodka.
vodka...
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, Matt and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with their
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* InspectorJavert: While Stabler and Benson aren't normally known for having a healthy sense of perspective, they don't usually get fixated on crimes this petty.
** The teenagers threw a party in a stranger's home without permission while the owners were on vacation and made alcohol available to their fellow teenagers. But because the victim who died (by accidentally choking on her own vomit) vaguely resembled Stabler's daughter, he was determined to get the kids thrown in jail for anything and everything he could get them on.
** Benson detained and interrogated Lilian just because she thought the boy Lilian was sleeping with wasn't above the age of consent ''enough''.
** The teenagers threw a party in a stranger's home without permission while the owners were on vacation and made alcohol available to their fellow teenagers. But because the victim who died (by accidentally choking on her own vomit) vaguely resembled Stabler's daughter, he was determined to get the kids thrown in jail for anything and everything he could get them on.
** Benson detained and interrogated Lilian just because she thought the boy Lilian was sleeping with wasn't above the age of consent ''enough''.
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* GlamorousSingleMother: A deconstruction of one. Becca's mom Lillian is a beautiful woman (especially for her age), lives in a nice fancy house, and is the "cool mom" who not only lets her daughter's friends drink alcohol, but provides them with it. She's also [[MrsRobinson sleeping with Jordan,]] [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom provided the booze for the party]] where the VictimOfTheWeek died, and her allowing Becca to drink starting from her 12th birthday has given her liver and brain damage.
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* GlamorousSingleMother: A deconstruction {{deconstruct|edCharacterArchetype}}ion of one. Becca's mom Lillian is a beautiful woman (especially for her age), lives in a nice fancy house, and is the "cool mom" who not only lets her daughter's friends drink alcohol, but provides them with it. She's also [[MrsRobinson sleeping with Jordan,]] [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom provided the booze for the party]] where the VictimOfTheWeek died, and her allowing Becca to drink starting from her 12th birthday has given her liver and brain damage.
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* HollywoodLaw: Lillian Rice's attorney says Becca having a .06 blood alcohol level is within the legal limits. It's illegal for minors to have a blood alcohol level past .02.
** During Dr. Warner's testimony Lillian has an emotional breakdown and admits her guilt. Casey then begins to question her instead of Warner who's still on the witness stand. In real court the judge would've never allowed that.
** During Dr. Warner's testimony Lillian has an emotional breakdown and admits her guilt. Casey then begins to question her instead of Warner who's still on the witness stand. In real court the judge would've never allowed that.
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* HollywoodLaw: HollywoodLaw:
** Lillian Rice's attorney says Becca having a .06 blood alcohol level is within the legal limits. It's illegal for minors to have a blood alcohol level past .02.
** During Dr. Warner's testimony Lillian has an emotional breakdown and admits her guilt. Casey then begins to question her instead of Warner who's still on the witness stand. In a realcourt court, the judge would've never allowed that.
** Lillian Rice's attorney says Becca having a .06 blood alcohol level is within the legal limits. It's illegal for minors to have a blood alcohol level past .02.
** During Dr. Warner's testimony Lillian has an emotional breakdown and admits her guilt. Casey then begins to question her instead of Warner who's still on the witness stand. In a real
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-->'''Reagan:''' Shut up, you dirty old man!
-->'''Munch:''' Who're you calling old?
-->'''Munch:''' Who're you calling old?
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-->'''Reagan:''' Shut up, you dirty {{dirty old man!
-->'''Munch:'''man}}!\\
'''Munch:''' Who're you calling old?
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'''Munch:''' Who're you calling old?
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse?: Becca was sent to rehab, but rehab never lasts more than a few months. What's going to happen to her once she leaves, considering her single mother is now in prison?
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse?: WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Becca was sent to rehab, but rehab never lasts more than a few months. What's going to happen to her once she leaves, considering her single mother is now in prison?
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward unless in under parental supervision. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward unless in under parental supervision. They are arrested again later for violating court order, but Donnelly again goes easy on them when they act like they are sorry for disobeying her and apologize, and when Cabot and Stabler try to tell her it was a bad idea, Donnelly is unconvinced to change her mind. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, a [[TranquilFury furious]] Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan, but Jordan tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan, but Jordan tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward.onward unless in under parental supervision. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke orReagan, Reagan with confessing to where they got the alcohol, but while Jordan does agree to confess, he then tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students for underage drinking in Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, Judge Donnelly goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
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Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students for underage drinking in students, Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, and have them tried for Criminal Negligent Homicide and Criminal Trespass. Judge Donnelly clears them of the former crime but has them convicted of the later. However, she goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse?: Becca was sent to rehab, but rehab never lasts more than a few months. What's going to happen to her once she leaves, considering her single mother is now in prison?
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* SpeakIllOfTheDead: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. During Jordan Owens and Reagan Michaels' funeral, Elliot makes a [[BrutalHonesty brutally honest]] "eulogy" about how the two deceased were drunks and ends it giving everyone else TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on how they did nothing to help them.
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* SpeakIllOfTheDead: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. During Jordan Owens and Reagan Michaels' funeral, Elliot makes a [[BrutalHonesty brutally honest]] "eulogy" about how the two deceased were drunks and ends it drunks, but it's mostly in service of giving everyone else a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on how they did nothing to help them.
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A high school student is found dead at a binge party hosted in the house of a vacationing couple, and the mother of one of the partygoers is arrested for supplying the booze and is later revealed to have been sleeping with one of her daughter's classmates
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A high school student is found dead at a binge party hosted in the house of a vacationing couple, and the mother of one of the partygoers is arrested for supplying the booze and is later revealed to have been sleeping with one of her daughter's classmates
classmates.
Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students for underage drinking in Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, Judge Donnelly goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan, but Jordan tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with their little alcohol problem to tell them off for their failure to prevent Jordan and Reagan's deaths, and moved by it, Luke confesses that Becca and Lillian supplied the booze, as the water Becca drinks is laced with vodka.
During the trial that follows to try Lillian for what happened, with Donnelly overseeing it, when Dr. Warner shows the damage Becca's organs, especially her liver and brain, have sustained from the alcohol, Lillian finally crumbles and accepts a guilty plea to pay for her crimes. She faces five years for negligent homicide regarding Melanie, Jordan, and Reagan, and Becca is put in rehab to recover from the damage the alcohol did to her body.
Manhattan SVU is called in when a young teenager named Melanie Tamkin is found dead due to alcohol poisoning. This leads Stabler and Benson to discover the world of underage drinking and high school binge parties. After arresting three students for underage drinking in Jordan, Reagan, and Luke, Judge Donnelly goes easy on them with their punishment, but warns them to not consume any alcohol from this point onward. However, some time later, Stabler shows Donnelly a viral video of the three teens they posted, showing them drunk on their butts, and even going so far in their drunken stupor to insult Donnelly as well, calling her a witch. Needless to say, Donnelly immediately orders the three brought back into her courtroom in irons to give them a good dressing down of their disobedience.
After Jordan is caught making love with Becca Rice's mom Lillian, the three are brought to the precinct, but angrily demand their parents, only to learn that their parents are not on their side this time for disobeying a judge's court order. In Donnelly's courtroom, she gives Luke, Jordan, and Reagan the Riot Act for their disobedience and disrespect of her authority. Not only does she find them in contempt of court and facing time in Juvenile Hall, she also shows just how big a grave they dug for themselves by announcing that their principal, with Donnelly's support, has suspended them with academic probation from any and all extracurricular activities until further notice, including athletics and prom. Faced with the cold, hard truth and punishment for their actions, Reagan pleads with Donnelly for forgiveness, but the judge makes her ultimatum clear: Stay sober until their next court date, and their records will be expunged, and makes certain of that with daily tests to make sure there is no alcohol in their systems until then. Outside the courtroom, Stabler confronts Jordan with being a tattletale to avoid a heavier sentence compared to Luke or Reagan, but Jordan tells Stabler off, angry at how Stabler ruined his life with the criminal record he now has.
That night, Stabler is awoken by a phone call from Benson and the SVU team: Jordan and Reagan have died in a car accident. Jordan was driving, and his blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit according to Dr. Warner. Reagan was still sober and was getting a ride home to study, so she was just an innocent victim. At the memorial service at the school, Stabler is allowed a chance to say a few words to the students over not helping Jordan and Reagan with their little alcohol problem to tell them off for their failure to prevent Jordan and Reagan's deaths, and moved by it, Luke confesses that Becca and Lillian supplied the booze, as the water Becca drinks is laced with vodka.
During the trial that follows to try Lillian for what happened, with Donnelly overseeing it, when Dr. Warner shows the damage Becca's organs, especially her liver and brain, have sustained from the alcohol, Lillian finally crumbles and accepts a guilty plea to pay for her crimes. She faces five years for negligent homicide regarding Melanie, Jordan, and Reagan, and Becca is put in rehab to recover from the damage the alcohol did to her body.
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* AbsenteeActor: Creator/BDWong (George Huang) sits this episode out.
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** During Dr. Warner's testimony Lillian has an emotional breakdown and admits her guilt. Casey then begins to question her instead of Warner who's still on the witness stand. In real court the judge would've never allowed that.
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They didn't spend too much time on it. Benson made one comment and Stabler tried (unsuccessfully) to find out if they had sex before Jordan turned 17. Then they dropped the issue.
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* ThereShouldBeALaw: Benson and Stabler spend a bit too much time trying to bust Lilian for sleeping with Jordan, despite him being old enough that it is legal (if still gross). They ''do'' however take the time to find out if he was drunk, which ''would'' be a crime.
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* ThereShouldBeALaw: Lillian admits she was having sex with Jordan and comments that since he's 17 it's not illegal. Benson and Stabler spend a bit too much time trying to bust Lilian for sleeping with Jordan, despite him being old enough that says it is legal (if still gross). They ''do'' however take the time to find out if he was drunk, which ''would'' be a crime.should be.
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* AdultFear: The VictimOfTheWeek's parents had no idea she was out drinking and partying until they get the news that she was found dead in a random stranger's home.
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: The VictimOfTheWeek's parents had no idea she was out drinking and partying until they get the news that she was found dead in a random stranger's home.
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* AnAesop: When you are a parent, being responsible and teaching your child to make good decisions is more important than being the "cool parent" who (for example) lets their child drink alcohol while underage. No matter how much you love your child, their health and safety has to come first.
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* AnAesop: When you are a parent, being responsible and teaching your child to make good decisions decisions, as well as having them face consequences for their actions, is more important than being the "cool parent" who (for example) lets their child drink alcohol while underage. No matter how much you love your child, their health and safety has to come first.
