Special Victims Unit is a police procedural drama focusing on the trained New York Police Department who deal with cases related to sexual assaults. Coming from the production company of Dick Wolf, Law & Order: SVU happens to be Law Order’s first spin-off series and the second one in the franchise,

SVU settles down for its short winter’s nap, there’s time for the long-running police procedural to think about what to give fans for the holidays and in the new year to come. I know the gift I’d like to receive: Sgt.

Law & Order SVU brought back Detective Amanda Rollins at the start of season 25, after the emotional farewell of the character in episode 10 of the twenty-fourth season. With her return as Rollins, actress Kelli Giddish broke a record that few stars could ever match.

Peter Scanavino's character, Assistant District Attorney Dominick "Sonny" Carisi, wed Kelli Giddish's Detective Amanda Rollins in season 24

What should be a regular day turns into a very traumatic one for Carisi ( Peter Scanavino) in the Law & Order: SVU fall finale.

ADA Sonny Carisi (Peter Scanavino) can talk his way to verdicts in the courtroom, but will that skill—or what he learned as a detective—come in handy in the November 21 episode of Law & Order: SVU, when he’s in the middle of the crime?

Carisi is typically fearless in the face of danger, but he was left visibly shaken after SVU's Season 26 fall finale. How is he feeling about his job now?

Detective-turned-prosecutor Sonny Carisi (Peter Scanavino) has been a fan favorite on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit since Season 16. He was originally a recurring character, but was promoted to the main cast in Season 16,