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Law & Order season 23: Release date, cast and latest news

The new season of the long-running series is about to start in the US. But who will star?

The central cast of Law & Order standing together with a city backdrop

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Published: Tuesday, 16 January 2024 at 12:03 pm

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As the Law & Order franchise continues on apace, the original show's 23rd season is just around the corner, proving its ongoing strength following its 2021 revival.

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The show had originally been cancelled in 2010, with its spin-offs Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organised Crime continuing on in its stead.

However, with a cast now led by Sam Waterston, Hugh Dancy and Camryn Manheim, the revival is rolling into its 23rd season, with more cases to crack and criminals to be prosecuted. But when will it air in both the US and the UK?

Read on for everything you need to know about Law & Order season 23.

When will Law & Order season 23 be released?

Tijuana Ricks as Police Commissioner Hanlon and Sam Waterston as D.A. Jack McCoy in Law & Order gathered together behind a brown lectern

Tijuana Ricks as Police Commissioner Hanlon and Sam Waterston as D.A. Jack McCoy in Law & Order. Peter Kramer/NBC

Law & Order season 23 will start airing in the US on NBC from Thursday 18th January 2024, at 8pm.

However, fans in the UK may be waiting a while longer until they get to see the episodes. The 21st season of the show has only just started airing on this side of the pond, with episodes starting to release from 9th January 2024 at 9pm on 5USA.

With the rest of the 21st season and the 22nd season still to air before we get to the 23rd, it might be some time until fans in the UK get a chance to see the new season.

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Law & Order season 23 cast

Mehcad Brooks as Det. Jalen Shaw, Jeffrey Donovan as Det. Frank Cosgrove and Camryn Manheim as Lt. Kate Dixon in Law & Order gathered by a set of large wooden doors

Mehcad Brooks as Det Jalen Shaw, Jeffrey Donovan as Det Frank Cosgrove and Camryn Manheim as Lt Kate Dixon in Law & Order. Peter Kramer/NBC

The main cast of Law & Order season 23 has largely carried over from season 22, although there have been a couple of changes. Jeffrey Donovan left the cast after season 22, meaning his character, Detective Frank Cosgrove, won't be back.

Meanwhile, Reid Scott has joined the cast for the new season, playing a detective character called Vincent Riley.

Here's a full list of the main cast for Law & Order season 23:

Law & Order season 23 trailer

You can watch the trailer for Law & Order season 23, which also features footage from the new seasons of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organised Crime, right here now.

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James HibbsDrama Writer

James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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