When television producer, Dick Wolf, introduced a new "cop show" in the early 1990s, he could hardly have predicted it would lead to one of the biggest television sensations of its time. In the fifteen years or so since its first episode, the familiar "ching-ching" sound and opening credits of Law And Order have become cultural icons equivalent to Archie Bunker's All In The Family living room or the scrambling medical staff of M*A*S*H. Since the original Law and Order debut Special Victims Unit, Criminal Intent, Trial By Jury, and Conviction have been added to the lineup with others on the storyboard. Predictably, each series has its own website where fans can log-in for the latest script details and chat about their favorite detectives and lawyers. No doubt we will one day see these chara…