February 11, 2007 Politics » Politics Beat

Law & Order, LIVE 

by Flyer Staff
click to enlarge Fred Thompson
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Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson must’ve felt like he was back on the set of Law & Order last week.

Thompson, who played D.A. Arthur Branch on the show, dropped in on the Scooter Libby trial, and even signed autographs at the courthouse. Read more about big Fred's visit?

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