Ray Halle

Ray Halle moves through the edges of the case against Naz Khan, one more figure in the legal machinery that closes around a young man after one terrible night. He is brisk, professional, unsentimental — someone for whom this is a job, not a tragedy, and who treats it accordingly.

Costanzo plays him with the flat competence of a person who has seen this process many times before, which is exactly what makes the show's world feel real: the machinery of justice is staffed by ordinary, unbothered people, and that ordinariness is quietly chilling.