Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Season 11

Benson:
Where's Alex Cabot?

Paxton:
Training in Albany. When she's finished, she'll take my spot in Appeals.

Stabler:
Appeals? Well, no disrespect, but we do things a little differently down here in New York City.

Paxton:
Oh really? I was trying homicides when you were fresh out of the academy, walking a beat, and trying not to piss yourself.

Captain Cragen:
Executive ADA Paxton got the first capital conviction when Pataki brought back the death penalty.

Paxton:
That's right, so when I say stop playing fast and loose with defendants rights, that's what you'll do, or you won't be working here.

Captain Cragen:
That is the commisioners descision, Sonya, not yours.

Paxton:
That's where you're wrong, Don. There have been far too many overturned convictions - especially in the 'he-said she-said' unit. So, McCoy sent me here to clean the house. Oh, and 1PP thinks it's a really swell idea, so why don't you walk me through it?