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Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch.

Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch.

Waterston's Jack McCoy has been in more than 400 episodes of the police drama. Tony Goldwyn has been cast as the new district attorney on the show.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch. The last episode for Waterston’s Jack McCoy will be Feb. 22, NBC said Friday. He has been in more than 400 episodes of the police drama, earning […]

NEW YORK (AP) — Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch.

Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down. NBC says Friday that the last episode for Waterston’s Jack

Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on Law & Order since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch.

Actor Sam Waterston is set to leave his iconic role as District Attorney Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" after more than 400 episodes. The last episode featuring Waterston is scheduled for February 22, marking the end of an era for the long-running police drama. Waterston, who joined the series in 1994, has earned critical acclaim and awards for his portrayal of the spiky, no-nonsense prosecutor.

NBC said that the last episode for Waterston's Jack McCoy will be Feb. 22.