Freema Agyeman: 'I'm too OCD for real law' (VIDEO)

Law & Order: UK star Freema Agyeman admits she's 'too OCD' to ever become a prosecutor in real life. Freema plays Crown Prosecutor Alesha Phillips in the legal drama, which returned to ITV1 on Monday night. Freema told whatsontv.co.uk: "I have newfound respect for people of the law. It's such an immense world but I'm far too OCD; I'd probably never get out of one file. "Hat's off [to them]. It's hard enough just pretending!" Season 1 of Law & Order UK is out now on DVD with Season 2 following on February 22. CLICK below to watch an interview with Freema Agyeman

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