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When Leight was asked about obstacles in Daivd Haden's and Detective Benson's relationship, which will also be a sexual relationship ; " They may disagree on a case.

She may question his commitment because she's such a crusader.

If you work as a No. 2 in a New York City D. A.

's office, you have to have political skill.

So I could see her mistaking his political skill for a lack of fervor.

And clearly, they're not supposed to be working on the same cases.

That'll get a case thrown out of court.

The ethical boundary is a huge, huge issue.

But then also there's this question of boundaries in a relationship.

If both of you do the same kind of stuff, and you're always talking shop — is that healthy for a relationship?