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Twenty Seasons of Law And Order by the Numbers

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Twenty Seasons of Law And Order by the Numbers
Description There are 456 episodes of Law and Order, and for the past two years OverthinkingIt has been crowdsourcing a list of how each one ended.

The possible endings go like this, from least to most common: other, hung jury, mistrial, defendant killed or fled, charges dismissed, not guilty, implied win, plea bargain, guilty. The vast majority of episodes ended with the last two: plea bargain, or guilty.


SOURCE LINK to the full article: http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/smartnews/2012/11/twenty-seasons-of-law-and-order-by-the-numbers/
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Jayne Ann Posted by Jayne Ann
Nov 18, 2012 01:30 am GMT Viewed 895 times
Author: Smithsonian.com Source
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