Tony Goldwyn Joins 'Law & Order' as New Manhattan DA, Nicholas Baxter

Goldwyn steps into the role following Sam Waterston's departure, promising a fresh approach to the DA's office.

Tony Goldwyn takes over as Manhattan District Attorney Nicholas Baxter in 'Law & Order', following Sam Waterston's exit.
Goldwyn's character, Baxter, is described as more politically sensitive and holistic in approach compared to his predecessor, Jack McCoy.
The casting of Goldwyn, known for his role in 'Scandal', is seen as a perfect fit for the series, aiming to attract a broader audience.
Goldwyn's debut episode, 'Balance of Power', aired on Thursday, March 14, marking a new era for the DA's office.
Baxter's introduction to the series promises a different vibe in the DA's office, with a focus on political and social considerations in decision-making.