You get to live up high when your empire is built on other people's backs.

Cosgrove

Shaw: Wait, wait. Eric Wise, your boss?
Randall: Yeah. You know him?
Shaw: No, man, I just see his names on buildings like everyone else.

Where there's drugs, there's murder. Cost of doing business.

Cosgrove

Woman: Luis' parents told him that this was a land of opportunity and he believed them.
Cosgrove: And you don't?
Woman: Work here a week and then talk to me.

Cop: No wallet, phone, or anything.
Cosgrove: Possible mugging, then?
Shaw: I don't think our vic had anything to steal.
Cosgrove: Beecher House. If he had a place to stay, why was he in the park?

You know, I became a lawyer cause I thought I could do some good, fight the system that way. It didn't work out for me. So I entered the Police Academy. I thought I could do more good on the streets, have more of an impact. I became a cop to keep innocent Black men out of jail, not put them in there.

Shaw

I understand the law, but we have to face that we failed him.

Shaw

This jury wants to set him free and send me to Rikers in his place.

Price

McCoy: You did nothing wrong. The truth would have come out eventually.
Price: Eventually came too damn late.

Price: Booker didn't mean to kill anybody. The shot came from them fighting over the gun. Foster didn't even die from the wound.
McCoy: You're wrong.
Price: Legally, yes, but ethically, morally... isn't there a way we can charge Man 1?
McCoy: He should have waited for the system to play out.
Price: Why should he believe in a system that failed him at every turn?

Randall Foster would still be alive if we hadn't incarcerated Tory Booker.

Price

Mr. Price, we both know this is my first murder case, and I know you think I'm naive for believing in my client, but I have proof that will exonerate him.

Defense attorney

Law & Order Season 22 Quotes

Price: The evidence on Ava's phone at least shows that Rublov was involved in the bombing and the murders.
Sam: And was a rapist and a pedophile.
Price: That too.

Andre: I don't know. I was trying to mind my own business.
Stabler: People who mind their own business go to prison.