Post-"Challenged". Mike and Connie discuss Mike having innocent Pete Devon arrested.

After Claire Kincaid's death...

Post-ep for "Red Ball", episode one of season 16. Judge Hellstrom voided McCoy's plea agreement with Dwight Jacobs, and Alex Borgia and Jack McCoy don't see it the same way.

A Tragedy in 1970 changes Jack McCoy's life in unfathomable ways. AU. Minor Character Death

Jack McCoy pays attention to the people he works with, especially the women ... even those who don't want to be noticed. Set early in the 24 years McCoy worked in the DA's Office before his first appearance in "Second Opinion".

Scenes from the beginning, middle and end of the relationship between Jack and Claire. Rating increased because of increased smut level. Starts fluffy, gets darker.

Should the sins of the father be visited on the son? For McCoy and Markham, that question becomes more than academic theology. Someone's future is in the balance - but the answer lies in uncovering the secrets of the past. Follows 'Inevitable Discovery'.

Jack McCoy is haunted. There is blood.

District Attorney Adam Schiff is sent into a tailspin after he receives a letter from a convicted killer he had an interesting history with. Continued from Season 7's "Terminal".

Jack McCoy mourns the passing of a very dear friend. In honor of Steven Hill

When I heard this song Michel Sardou "A letter to my wife" in French "Une lettre à ma femme" I imagined that Mike Cutter could have written those words when Connie party in Los Angeles.

Set during and directly after "Killerz". The feelings of Emil Skoda and Liz Olivet

Connie realizes she does not like her current "arrangement" with Mike, which lead to a serious late night conversation. Established Cutter/Rubirosa relationship. Inspired by Kelly Clarkson's "Why Don't You Try", off of her album "Stronger" Disclaimer: I only own the idea behind this story, not the characters or the song it was inspired by, fyi

Mike Cutter drivel. A couple of sort of disjointed chapters with no real ending, pulling from actual episodes but from the point of view of his girlfriend. Mostly fluff, I think you peeps call it. T for a bit of blood and violence.

It's basically how Mike and Connie came to work out their relationship

Mike was kidnapped on his way home, the anxiety goes up to the prosecutor's office because there is no demand for ransom. Connie faced with anxiety because she knows that the silence of the kidnappers is not a good omen Sorry for my English, I'm French! I do not own the characters of Law an order, they are the Dick Wolf properties

Vigilantes in Manhattan. Themes from "The Star Chamber". AU

Mike & Connie. This is a quick one-shot that just had to be written. It is the "deleted scene" from the Strike episode that definitely would have been in had I been in charge!

Connie has her first day as a federal prosecutor-and with it comes an unexpected encounter... T for language.

Post-"Bailout". Connie consoles Mike after they lose the Aldridge case. T for language.

This takes place after the Law and Order episode Dazzled!

Set post the season twenty. Lupo and Bernard investigate the murder of a fifteen year old boy. After the evidence turns up, the case seems pretty straightforward, but there is more to the case than meets the eye. Case fic. Three shot.

Jack McCoy learns-the hard way-that the Rule of Law is a mere dream. X-over with Heroes Reborn

The first of three-one shot's about ADA Ricci's death told from the points of view of three different people: EADA Jack McCoy; ADA Abbie Carmichael and DA Adam Schiff

An alternative ending to the episode Aftershock, as it was meant to be. Claire survived the crash and was paralyzed.