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This Law And Order episode combined the two issues of illegal aliens and surrogate birthing into one episode where the husband of a woman carrying her former boss's surrogate child murder's the boss who is a factory owner in the garment district.

Sweat shop no, say his employees. The man wasn't a saint, but compared to some places it wasn't bad. Lots of money and his credit cards on the body so who would kill him and why?

It turns out that the widow Jacqueline Anderson was something of an ice princess and later makes a bad witness during Sam Waterston's case. The investigation by Jerry Orbach and Jesse Martin yields up the fact that Agustin Rodriguez murdered the victim and his wife Zilah Mendoza was carrying the victim's baby as a surrogate.

It isn't until the very end of the show that we learn why. And the why is important as it might make the difference between Murder 2 and Manslaughter 2 which is what Rodriguez's defense attorney Roma Maffia is arguing.

In the end we're not sure if real justice has been done. The issues are so complex.

See what your opinion is after you watch this episode or if you can form one.

Two cleaning women got in their boss office during the night shift. They found him beaten to death on the ground with jaws and several ribs broken. Nobody saw or heard anything, because of the noises from the machine (it all happened in a clothing factory). The laborers were female of Mexican descent but they were treated good, the factory was far from being a sweatshop. Thanks to CCTV footage showing a man with a cap, detectives managed to trace back the perp: he works at a local bakery and he's married with a child. Ah the child! He gets blue eyes how could he? The wife works in the factory as well and she could have had an affair with her boss. Later on, we realize she actually didn't cheat on her husband, but she was paid to bear the boss' baby as a surrogate, something still illegal at the time. That could lead to jurors' sympathy or at least it's what the stubborn defense attorney (Roma Maffia) hoped...

It has been almost fifteen years since this episode was aired, the topic right now is less a matter of debating. Now it's a routine in gay couple at least in United States. Anyway in Italy is still illegal, due to religious issues.