'I can't make every episode about a bad cop... I think we're trying to depict how justice should be handled for victims and for perps,' Law and Order: SVU executive producer Warren Leight said
"This has to be a moment where people make themselves uncomfortable — where people in power have to make themselves uncomfortable," Leight said on the podcast.
While Leight explained, "[We] can't make every episode about a bad cop," he added that, "Olivia makes mistakes ... but she's empathic, which is I think what separates the cops on our television show from a lot of what we're seeing these days on our livestreams." "I've been made uncomfortable by a number of shows that glorify the use of violence in interrogation or the use of threat," Leight continued.will also explore the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
"We're going to reflect New York in the pandemic. What happens to someone who is sexually assaulted during the height of the coronavirus outbreak," Leight said.
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