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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Conviction (2006) is a short-lived Law and Order spinoff starring Stephanie March as Alex Cabot, formerly of Law and Order Special Victims Unit, now the bureau chief of the District Attorney's office. Like Law and Order Trial By Jury, it focused on the Law Procedural side of the story, although it spent more time exploring the characters' personal drama than other Law & Order series. |