Christopher Meloni Isn't the Only Law & Order Vet Returning For Organized Crime — Meet the Cast

Meloni is bringing his SVU character back, this time as the full-fledged series lead. In the new series, Stabler is back to head a new task force battling organized crime following a devastating personal loss.

Although Hargitay's Detective Benson is busy leading SVU, she's making some time to cross over to her old partner's new show. No word yet on how frequently Benson will appear on the new series.

McDermott has been acting for over 30 years, and he never seems to stop! He's spent a good portion of the past decade collaborating on TV shows with Ryan Murphy: he appeared on several seasons of American Horror Story, has a role on The Politician, and most recently earned an Emmy nomination for his role in the miniseries Hollywood.

Organized Crime won't be Taylor's first time in a crime procedural: she played Dr. Camille Saroyan on Bones from 2006 to 2017. More recently, she's been spending some time in the world of sci-fi TV. She had a recurring role on Altered Carbon in 2018, and she played the villainous Sibyl on the final season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

We have yet to learn about Truitt's Law & Order: Organized Crime character, but we do know the actor has extensive TV experience. She played the title character in BET's short-lived series Rebel and was a regular on the Fox drama Deputy.

Sullivan's resume is pretty lengthy, with credits ranging from Smallville to The Kennedys and more. Her biggest role to date was as Gail Peck on the cop drama Rookie Blue from 2010 to 2015. More recently, she's been spending time working in her native Canada on several different shows, mostly crime procedurals.

You most likely recognize Fletcher from the postapocalyptic drama Snowpiercer, where he plays Miles. He's also set to co-star in the upcoming Netflix thriller Clickbait.

Creegan, like some of his castmates, is something of a newcomer to the big-name TV world. His only major credit so far is as Desmond in the OWN series David Makes Man.

Chase has been popping up in smaller roles over the last few years. His biggest project prior to joining the Law & Order universe was as Max Berquist in the Anne Hathaway/Ben Affleck movie The Last Thing He Wanted.