before he leaves. Eames then places her own gun and badge on her new desk and calls the Chief to resign from the force. Neither Eames nor Goren appear for the remainder of the season. After a year's absence, Goren and Eames again became the series' lead characters in its tenth and final season, with Eames taking up her original rank of Detective. While it was not explained how or why they were reinstated to the police force, it is clear that one of the conditions is Goren's regular sessions with a psychiatrist, Doctor Paula Gyson (Julia Ormond). Their new captain, Joseph Hannah (Jay O. Sanders), also briefly refers to his and Goren's "friendship", perhaps implying that his character used personal influence in bringing Goren back to the force. The character of Eames appears in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Acceptable Loss." She has again been promoted to Lieutenant and is now serving in the City/Federal Homeland Security Task Force, while Goren has left the Major Case Squad. Eames has picked up some of his old habits, such as cocking her head at an odd angle while interrogating suspects. Awards and decorations The following are the medals and service awards worn by Detective Goren, as seen in "Amends". His shield number is 4376. References External links Fictional New York City Police Department detectives Law & Order: Criminal Intent characters Television characters introduced in 2001 Fictional agents of the United States Army Criminal Investigation Command American male characters in television