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Rita Calhoun is one of the Law & Order franchise's most memorable defense attorneys. She's returned after three years and she's made an impact on Law & Order! It will be interesting to see how she has evolved!
Rita Calhoun was one of the most controversial attorney who was initially an assistant district attorney but, after changing sides, became a defense attorney on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit!
Rita Calhoun appeared in several Law & Order: SVU seasons. It is clear she has a reputation in Manhattan SVU! Her decision to become a defense attorney for a dangerous and high-profile serial rapist shocked many, and those watching the Law & Order: SVU recent years will remember that scene! She showed how someone who previously protected the city's safety could go against their own ethics,
Elizabeth Marvel, who plays Rita Calhoun, commented that this change was more than a professional decision, she was acting out of a self-interest driven mentality. This kind of logic has been challenged many times during the series and has been explored by other assistant district attorneys.
Although fans will be excited for Elizabeth Marvel's return in Law & Order fans of the franchise shouldn't get too excited about Calhoun showing up in Law & Order: SVU season 26. She will appear on Law & Order season 24! This crossover between the Dick Wolf franchise's programs could bring up some interesting dynamics.
Stay tuned for a major announcement of Rita Calhoun's appearance on Law & Order season 24! This is definitely something that fans of the series have been wanting to see.
As this new installment moves along, fans of Law & Order should be aware that it's not uncommon for SVU and the Homicide Unit to join up on big cases. It looks as if Rita Calhoun will face a murder suspect who has committed an awful sexual assault against their victim! The conflict, including a meeting between Calhoun and Benson will be a high-voltage experience, as it looks as though it could be a terrifying case that Mariska Hargitay will tackle!