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Full Name & Title:
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Manhattan District Attorney Adam Schiff |
Played by:
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Steven Hill |
FILE
STATUS: Closed - impermanent as of
5/24/2000
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Left the DA's office
to work in Vienna, Switzerland, on
Holocaust reparations. |
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Current
Marital/Family Status:
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Widowed (wife's name
was either Helen or
Rachel) |
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One son, Josh, and daughter-in-law |
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One adopted grandson |
Social Viewpoints:
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Of the Jewish faith |
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Well-versed in politics and current events |
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Against the death penalty, but willing to submit to the
"will of the voters" in applying it |
Prior
Bad Acts:
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Ran a gubernatorial campaign before being
elected District Attorney |
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Worked as a public defender during the 1960s |
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Was with the D.A.'s office for at least
30 years |
Known
Associates:
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Carl Anderton, wealthy community patriarch |
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William Kuntsler, renowned defense attorney |
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Dwight Corcoran, banker |
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Solomon Bregman, millionaire, community
leader |
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"Cookie" Costello, stabbing victim |
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Salvador Munoz, convicted rapist |
Other
facts:
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Boston Red Sox fan |
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Enjoys grousing |
Notable
Moments:
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Deadbeat |
Ross: "But
that doesn't mean Schaffer's story doesn't
make sense."
McCoy: "I'd just like to
hear Weber's!"
Schiff: "Fine. You arrange the
séance. Miss Ross can work out the plea bargain."
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High & Low |
Schiff: "See if I'm caught up. Got the business student, bigots, bar owner--"
McCoy: "A banker and a bimbo."
Schiff: "This is a John LeCarre novel."
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American
Dream |
"After he's acquitted, I might offer him a job."
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