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| rdfs:comment | - Tracey Kibre is a Bureau Chief Assistant District Attorney of the Homicide Bureau who works for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. Kibre has a black-and-white view of the law when it comes to those she prosecutes, and does take a few controversial turns in her cases. In one episode she indicated that she is not religious, unlike her partner Kelly Gaffney. Kibre always sits first chair as the lead prosecuting attorney in the cases she tries, most of which are homicides, though she once tried a high-profile rape case for the Special Victims Unit during a crossover special when Casey Novak was viciously attacked. (SVU: "Night"; TBJ: "Day")
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| Last | - "Eros in the Upper Eighties"
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| abstract | - Tracey Kibre is a Bureau Chief Assistant District Attorney of the Homicide Bureau who works for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. Kibre has a black-and-white view of the law when it comes to those she prosecutes, and does take a few controversial turns in her cases. In one episode she indicated that she is not religious, unlike her partner Kelly Gaffney. Kibre always sits first chair as the lead prosecuting attorney in the cases she tries, most of which are homicides, though she once tried a high-profile rape case for the Special Victims Unit during a crossover special when Casey Novak was viciously attacked. (SVU: "Night"; TBJ: "Day")
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