1. You're not getting away with this.
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2. - Palmer, you asshole... Hey!
- Yeah. Oops.
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3. - Stop. You meant to do that.
- Did that just happen?
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4. - No, you startled me.
- Yeah, you meant to do that.
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5. No, I don't think I did.
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6. Listen, this wasn't some West Englewood
drug sweep. The search was good.
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7. There's no chance Carter tosses it.
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8. Calm down. That's why they call
it an evidentiary hearing.
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9. What, so you can smear me?
Imply that I invented a phantom witness?
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10. - Did you?
- The jaded lawyer...
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11. with no respect for the law.
That's original.
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12. That's me?
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13. I respect the law just fine. I'm just not
in awe of it. I'm not encumbered by it.
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14. If the great state of Illinois
can't meet its burden of proof...
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15. if I walk with a guilty
client, it's on you.
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16. So I suggest you do your job, Kattan.
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17. Now, if you'd like to finish that cliché you
followed me into the pisser to unload...
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18. Did it involve my reflection?
Maybe sleeping at night, how do I do it?
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19. I do it on a Tempur-Pedic bed,
in a Highland Park home...
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20. with a Ferrari, next to a loving wife...
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21. with the ass of a
high-school volleyballer.
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22. And how does it feel, Hank?
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23. Knowing every person you represent
is guilty?
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24. It's fine.
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25. Innocent people can't afford me.
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26. Pop.
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27. Burden of proof, Kattan.
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28. Wait, wait, wait.
You said this wouldn't go to trial.
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29. I'm sorry, did I say that?
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30. I hired you to make this go away.
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31. Wrong.
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32. You hired me because we both know you wouldn't
last two days in a federal penitentiary.
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33. Stop telling me how to do my job.
Do I tell you how to commit fraud...
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34. deny coverage
to terminally ill policy holders...
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35. or embezzle 140 million dollars
while you're at it?
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36. I wouldn't do that, because that's
your gig. That's your forte.
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37. - I'm hearing you.
I'm glad.
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38. All rise.
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39. Court is in session. The Honorable
Judge Stanley Carter presiding.
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40. Be seated.
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41. Before I rule on the defense motion, is there
anything either counsel would care to add?
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42. Yes, Your Honor.
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43. We would like to remove any doubt
as to the validity of our search.
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44. Your Honor, can I...
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45. approach, Your Honor?
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46. I, uh, need a continuance.
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47. Absolutely not.
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48. My mom passed away this morning.
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49. My ass.
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50. I'll replay it.
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51. Is this the first time
your mom passed away...
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52. or is it something you do
on all cases you're about to lose?
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53. I'm sorry for your loss.
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54. Thank you. First time.
What a schmuck you are.
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55. You know, he peed on me.
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56. Just now, in the restroom down the hall.
He turned around and...
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57. Mr. Kattan, step away.
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58. Daddy, are you sad about your mom?
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59. Yeah, baby. I wish you'd met her.
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60. Why can't I go with you?
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61. Because it's depressing.
You don't wanna go.
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62. So Grandpa Palmer's dead too?
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63. No, Grandpa Palmer's dead to me.
That's like a figure of speech.
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64. You might have misheard something I said.
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65. Sounds complicated. I should go with you.
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66. Trust me,
nobody wants to go to Carlinville, Indiana.
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67. Everybody wants to leave.
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68. You looking for something? Hmm?
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69. - You got my Bit O'Honey, old man?
- Check it out.
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70. I love you, baby.
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71. Don't eat it before breakfast.
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72. - Got you.
- Mm-hm.
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73. Is there something I can do?
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74. They're my in-laws. I
feel like we should...
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75. Lou Shrubner. That's your divorce attorney?
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76. He's good.
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77. She'll be living with me, by the way.
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78. Hank.
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79. Hank!
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80. What time does school start in the morning?
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81. What's her teacher's name?
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82. Brownie meetings are which night? Soccer?
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83. What's her favorite color?
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84. Who's her best friend?
What does she eat for breakfast?
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85. Do you even know her pediatrician's name?
His phone number? You got that on you?
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86. I'm not gonna let you punish her
for this, okay? She understands.
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87. She knows it's not right that her daddy's
never home before her bedtime.
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88. He's always on his phone.
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89. She knows it's not right
that her mom is sad all the time.
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90. - Sad? You're sad?
- Yes!
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91. I'm sorry you felt so sad
you got on Facebook...
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92. friended your old Gore-Tex-wearing
college buddy Josh and fucked him.
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93. He's so rugged. He's so wise.
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94. I don't know why you're not hanging off
a mountain with him right now.
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95. Wanna do something for me?
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96. Water the fucking hydrangeas.
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97. Thank you.
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98. Brr. Oh, God, here we go.
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99. Nothing changes.
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100. Hey, Hank.
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101. Hey, Dale.
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102. Mm. Missed you.
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103. Her heart just kind of turned off.
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104. Huh.
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105. I found her by the hydrangeas.
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106. Good job.
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107. Oh. This is St. Francis. I picked.
Because he was her favorite.
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108. Friend to the birds, like Mom. Oh.
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109. Gotta remember to put food out for them,
especially in the winter.
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110. Mm.
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111. He's gentle, like Mom used to be.
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112. Ran the snakes out of Indiana,
and don't ask me how.
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113. Ireland. Out of Ireland?
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114. Snakes are your constant,
but St. Patrick, not St. Francis...
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115. and it was Ireland, not Indiana.
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116. Trust me, no one's dispersing reptiles
in Indiana.
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117. - Were you there?
- I was not there.
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118. Maybe you're right.
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119. Hank Palmer in Carlinville.
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120. There he is.
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121. The cardinal is the state bird and...
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122. - Hey.
- Hey, Glen.
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123. I just saw you a few minutes ago.
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124. Where'd you park?
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125. - I'm on the street.
- I'm parked up...
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126. Tried to get a space in the big lot.
I had to go around.
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127. - But eventually I found one.
- Here you go.
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128. - Where's the family?
- Couldn't make it. School.
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129. Oh. I didn't know kids in Chicago
go to school in the summer.
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130. There isn't. They just do...
They got... I'm alone.
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131. What's the story?
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132. There is no story.
Huh.
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133. Do you have anything else
to say for yourself, Mr. Williams?
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134. Anything that would enlighten us
concerning your situation?
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135. What do you wanna hear?
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136. You know, nobody's hiring.
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137. You can't get spinach out of a turnip.
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138. I can't afford to pay child support.
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139. You can't, huh?
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140. That your new truck out front?
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141. Which one?
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142. - Yeah.
- "'Yeah' is not an affirmation... "
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143. "Yeah" is not an affirmation
a man uses in court.
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144. - Yes, sir... Judge, Your Honor.
Keys.
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145. Go on. Pitch them.
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146. And, uh...
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147. Uh...
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148. - Augustus, judge.
- Yeah, of course. Gus.
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149. Uh...
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150. Would you give those
to Mr. Williams' ex-wife, please?
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151. Then escort Mr. Williams to his ex-truck.
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152. You're gonna sign that over to her.
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153. And you, ma'am, are gonna go down
to DeVaney Motors...
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154. ask for Mike DeVaney, the father,
not the nitwit son...
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155. and sell your new truck back to him...
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156. for whatever the turnip there
put down on it.
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157. - This ain't fair...
- Hey! One more word. Go on.
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158. Look around you.
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159. You're standing in one of the last
great cathedrals in this country...
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160. built on the premise that you
and you alone are responsible...
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161. for the consequences of your actions.
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162. Now, you still want fair? All right.
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163. Head north.
Stop when you get to Indianapolis.
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164. Tractor pulls, cotton candy...
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165. kettle corn and the
world's largest steer.
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166. First week in August. You'll love it.
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167. Oh, I forgot. Wait, wait, wait.
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168. You don't have a truck.
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169. Thank you very much, judge.
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170. Want me to tell you what
causes that, ma'am?
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171. Thank you, fellas.
Appreciate you all being here.
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172. - But who's out guarding the doughnut shop?
Ha, ha.
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173. She was a good woman, Joseph.
Yes, she was.
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174. Grace and I are here if you need anything.
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175. Thank you so much. Thank you.
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176. We all loved Mary.
Thank you. It means a lot to me.
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177. Sorry for your loss.
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178. Good friends, always.
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179. Good to see you, sir.
Chief. Good man. Hey.
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180. Thanks for coming. Appreciate it.
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181. Yeah. Whole force out, huh?
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182. Henry.
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183. - Judge.
- Yeah.
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184. "Hey".
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185. - Oh, Johnny Boy. Yeah.
I'm so sorry.
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186. - Joseph.
- Yeah. Thank you, Rose.
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187. I'm gonna shower up and hit the rack.
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188. Uh, Glen, make sure you hold
your boys together tomorrow.
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189. We don't want a lot of caterwauling.
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190. Will do, judge. Yeah.
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191. I get it's been a while, Hank...
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192. but backing a car into a driveway
to make getting out easier is a concept...
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193. - not dulled by time.
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194. Right?
- Got it.
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195. Be my guest. Please.
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196. - How you doing?
I had to water the plants.
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197. You gonna be okay at the funeral tomorrow?
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198. Yeah. That camera makes an appearance,
we both know where it's heading, right?
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199. 'Hmm? 'Up my ass.
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200. Good man.
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201. Tough day.
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202. Yep.
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203. At the wake, he shakes my hand
while he's hugging everyone else.
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204. This family's a fucking Picasso painting.
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205. Your room has all Dad's important stuff.
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206. - It's crazy. I mean...
- Oh!
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207. - Magic 8-Ball.
- Mm-hm. It is certain.
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208. We know it's wrong.
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209. To let this fire burn between us.
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210. Hey, Hank. Want some breakfast?
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211. Better hustle if you do.
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212. "Hey, Hank, going to breakfast
at the diner. Care to join?"
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213. "Okay, when?"Right now. "
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214. "Oh, yeah. Can I throw on some pants?"
"Sure. You're a family member. "
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215. Any of that sound reasonable?
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216. Coming here every Saturday
for the last 35...
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217. - Oh, I forgot, today's about you.
- Coffee.
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218. Let's go.
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219. We're two people caught up in the flame.
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220. We'll see you there, Hank.
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221. I'll be right along.
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222. I didn't mean to start this fire.
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223. And neither did you.
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224. Still letting him wind you up?
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225. Sand-
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227. Henry. Ah.
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232. 20 years... Stop it.
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233. You kept your hair.
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234. Like sawing sawdust,
all that worry for nothing.
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235. Any other fears come true?
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236. Yes. Just now.
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237. Old girlfriends, seeing them.
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238. Stop staring. I know I look good.
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239. I'm sorry about your mom.
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240. She and I stayed close.
Gee, I just saw her Tuesday.
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241. Mysterious ways.
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242. I'm assuming you still know
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243. You're invited. Of course you are.
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244. - Wolf it. You gotta go.
- Surprised I am.
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245. See you there.
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246. You've always been my sweetheart...
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249. I'll be back tomorrow.
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250. And every day after that.
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251. Bye. Bye-bye.
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252. Come on, Joe, give your brother a
break. Hank's feet are on the couch.
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253. Indeed.
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256. Yes.
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258. Eric wouldn't know a baseball if you threw
it at him and it hit him in the head.
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259. Anyway, for what it's worth?
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260. None of my business...
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261. Keep an eye on the judge. I think he's...
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262. He's drinking.
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263. Are you crazy?
Dad has been sober for 28 years.
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264. I was at the courthouse.
He forgot Gus's name.
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265. Gus? Gus the bailiff.
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266. Oh, come on.
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267. Just saying.
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268. That's bullshit.
What time is your flight tomorrow?
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269. Eight-fifteen. Can't wait.
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270. First flight out.
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271. Make yourself at home there, Henry.
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272. I'm going for groceries.
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273. - Should Glen drive you?
I don't know, Dale.
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274. Does being widowed make me
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277. Before you leave, uh...
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278. thanks for coming.
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279. I'm sure your mother
would have appreciated it.
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280. - Honey, we're gonna go to Firefly for a drink.
- No.
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281. Come on.
- I'm gonna go to bed.
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282. No. Drink.
- Okay.
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283. Dale, you coming?
- You coming?
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284. Hank, he threw things at us
to get our attention, not to draw blood.
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285. - You know that, right?
No.
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286. He issued canine commands
to get our attention.
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287. He hurled periodicals for sport.
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288. Please, with all the trouble you
made, you're lucky that's all you got.
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290. Yeah, I know I'm late, Billy. So sue me.
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291. - Go give some grown-ups drinks, please.
Oh.
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292. He was tough, but, aw, come on,
it wasn't that bad.
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293. - Remember fishing?
- I remember the lake house.
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294. Yeah, that's right.
He used to tell us all to be quiet.
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295. "You're scaring the fish away. "
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296. Ha, ha.Mm-hm.
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297. And he still goes there every
Wednesday to play chess with Doc Morris.
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298. He loves that place.
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299. Hey, don't I know you?
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300. Don't you run the tire-and-rim shop
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301. That's right. Palmer?
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302. I know you too.
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303. You're the little dimwit
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304. always with the shitty old movie camera.
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305. Easy.
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306. Judge Palmer's your old man?
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307. He thinks he runs this town, don't he?
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308. Your dad's a piece of shit.
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309. Wait, wait, no, no.
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310. - You know what? I told you to take it easy.
- Come on, motherfucker!
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311. Who's on probation? Who's on parole?
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312. You guys have a low opinion
of Judge Palmer?
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313. When your field officer's filling out his
incident report, I'm gonna be very helpful.
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314. So let me guess.
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315. Who's got the felony DWI?
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316. Oh, you flinched.
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317. Possession of a controlled substance?
Domestic violence? That's you.
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318. You all right, honey?
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319. What other myriad of misdemeanors is gonna
come to light while you're in the slammer?
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320. Failure to appear?
Bench warrants? Come on.
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321. And because I'm the only one that isn't
driving with a suspended license...
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322. I'll be driving your gals home,
so who lives closer? Uh...
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323. Bad skin muffin-top
or Red Bull semen breath?
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324. - Asshole!
- Throw that punch. You like County food?
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325. - Whoo.
- Ooh.
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326. Maybe just my closed fist, counselor,
in my own personal space.
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327. And maybe I was gonna ask you
to blow on my dice.
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328. That's a metaphor.
I heard it. It's good. You're funny.
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329. Let's get the hell out of here.
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330. Get some counseling.
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331. Dershowitz?
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332. Come here.
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333. Yes?
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334. Uh, why don't you read my beads?
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335. Maybe I'll buy you a drink.
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336. Punctuality issues,
equal confidence in bloom...
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337. strong teeth, incestry gene pool...
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338. and I'm guessing the wetter you get,
the better you look. You'll go far.
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339. What are you having?
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340. Last call, boys.
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341. Mm.
- Oh, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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342. You're done.
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343. Ugh.
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344. Are you watching for me?
What do you think?
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345. - I'm your eyes.
All right.
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346. - Straight.
You smell like her. She smells nice.
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347. What is that?
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352. - No, I don't...
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353. You bang it out yourself. Dale, let's go.
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354. Let's go.
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358. Which one of you peckerwoods
banged up my car?
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359. - Answer me. Who did this?
Who do you think?
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360. - Who?
- Who drove last?
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365. Whoa, whoa, whoa. No.
Don't let him pretend this is complicated.
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He's human.
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367. His wife died, he fell off the wagon,
banged up the Caddy.
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368. - Deal. Shit happens.
- Like your marriage.
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369. - What do you know?
I know a lot.
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370. - You don't know a thing...
I know a lot.
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371. She was my wife
long before she was your mother.
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373. You tell your brothers you're
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374. Lisa...
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375. played Hide the Pickle
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376. - I won't be back.
- Yeah.
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377. Happy trails!
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378. - I'll never fucking come back here again.
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379. Attention, passengers.
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380. We request at this time
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381. Make it quick.
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382. Don't get on the plane.
I need you back. Dad's...
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383. - I don't care. You're on your own.
- Stop talking and listen!
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384. - I gotta turn off the phone.
- Just shut up for a second!
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385. Shut your mouth and listen
for once in your entire life!
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386. - What is it, Glen?
- Sheriff...
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388. They're asking questions about the car.
They think that he...
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389. I don't wanna hear it. Unless he
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390. They found a body, Hank.
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391. "You mean, judge,
I can milk her, kill her, cook her... "
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393. True story. Ha-ha-ha.
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394. Mr. Palmer...
Judge Palmer, Deputy Hanson.
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396. - No, sir.
- You gotta be shitting me.
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400. Oh, boy. But that's not enough
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401. Any strip-mall lawyer's gonna chew that up
and spit it out. Stolen vehicle.
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402. - You need him behind the wheel.
- Hank, let's go, pal.
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403. Go where?
Whoa, Both-Ways Bobby, graduation night.
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I remember everything.
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409. He's been on the bench too long.
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There's damage to my car.
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all right?
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413. Every word limits his options. Keep going.
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414. Imagine a faraway place, Hank...
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415. where people value your opinion.
Now go there.
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416. What about booze?
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417. Eighty percent of
hit-and-runs involve liquor.
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418. His wife just died.
Why wouldn't he take a swig?
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419. But you need an admission from him.
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420. Better yet, a voluntary urine sample.
There you go.
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421. Fill her up.
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422. A bladder full of courtesy coffee...
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423. and a "since you're in the john anyway"
sort of thing?
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424. Might catch him off guard.
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425. We can get everything we need
from a hair sample.
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426. Sure can. Nice work, sheriff.
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427. You should be proud of yourself.
Be halfway to manslaughter by lunch.
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428. Judge Palmer,
we're gonna need to impound your vehicle.
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429. Tell me what happened.
I don't remember.
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430. - Because you were drunk?
- No, because I can't remember.
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431. Don't you think I wanna remember?
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432. For all I know,
I never hit anything or anybody!
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433. So I was in the liquor cabinet.
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434. What kind of recovering alcoholic
keeps a stocked liquor cabinet?
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435. No, "recovered. " It's a reminder that I'm
stronger. It holds no power over me.
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436. Right now that cop Hanson's
on his way to the mini-mart...
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437. Oh.
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438. To ask some scared-shitless high-school clerk
with half a joint in his front pocket...
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439. if you had the odor of alcohol
on your breath.
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440. - Did you?
- No.
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441. - Bloodshot eyes?
- No.
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442. - Slurred speech?
- No!
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443. They shouldn't drive together.
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444. I'm on your side, judge.
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445. And if this goes south, and it might...
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446. you need to say with a straight face
that you haven't had a drink in 28 years.
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447. What's done is done. If you hit somebody,
they swerved in front of you.
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448. I strongly suggest you dry out
and practice that narrative.
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449. Narrate this.
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450. We're gonna have to file
another continuance. What else can I do?
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451. Trust me, I'm gonna be back fast as I can.
It's a personal matter.
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452. Yeah, I'd love to walk
out on it, but I can't.
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453. Karen, hold on.
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454. Why the hell are you calling me, Lisa?
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455. Lauren.
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456. Hi, honey.
What are you doing with Mommy's phone?
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457. No, no, don't worry about it. What's up?
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458. I miss you too. Baby, I'll see you soon.
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459. Either I'll come home,
or maybe you'll come here.
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460. Look, we'll figure it out, don't worry.
I promise.
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461. I'll take you shopping.
You wanna go shopping?
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462. Want a cell phone? All your own?
I'll get you a...
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463. Daddy has to work.
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464. Yeah. Hank...
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465. Forensics found traces of blood
on your dad's car.
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466. So?Deep in the grill.
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467. - Great.
- It matches the victim.
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468. - I'm sorry.
- It's murder two.
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469. Murder?
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470. So are you a clairvoyant?
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471. - That's not the whole of it.
- Or is he out of his mind?
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472. That's a rookie move. Careful.
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473. Victim is Mark Blackwell.
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474. Pretty amazing coincidence,
don't you think? Blackwell?
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475. You killed him.
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476. Oh, shit, that's Mrs. Blackwell.
- You killed my son!
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477. All right, go straight to the car.
Straight in. There you go.
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478. When my lawyers are done with you,
I'll be living in your house!
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479. - Sorry for your loss, ma'am.
Sorry?
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480. Let's go, let's go!
- You will be!
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481. Hank, come on!
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482. And you can shove all that "ma'am" shit.
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483. Mom. Go.
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484. - I recognize you. You're no altar boy.
Mm-mm.Mom.
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485. Mom, come on.
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486. Let's go, let's go, let's go.
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487. Why were those people so mad?
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488. She spit on the window.
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489. Dad's a judge, you know? Sometimes
he has to make difficult decisions.
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490. There was a girl.
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491. What was her name?
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492. Hope Stevens.
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493. There was a guy, Mark Blackwell.
He was a senior, like Glen.
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494. Hope was his girlfriend, just turned 16.
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495. He took a.38 to her house,
shot the place up.
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496. - Can we talk about something else?
- I don't get it. Why...?
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497. He shot out her bedroom windows.
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498. Angry over whatever kids get angry about
when they've been dating for six months.
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499. Now, you listen to me. He stood in
court and wept like a lost child.
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500. Said he was drunk, would never do it again.
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501. If he'd meant to hurt her, he would have.
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502. I believed him!
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503. I believed him. I believed him.
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504. I gave him the minimum, 30 days.
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505. I remember the morning he got out.
Copy !req
506. Glen and I were in the backyard, tinkering
with his, heh, heh, breaking ball.
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507. Pitching scouts had started to come
to his games, from Cincinnati, Saint Louis.
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508. But, uh...
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509. God help us. While we did that...
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510. Blackwell...
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511. drug her down to a spill pond.
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512. It was about 50 yards behind her house.
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513. He hauled her into two feet of water and
kneeled on her chest until he drowned her.
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514. Dad gave him 20 years.
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515. He got out in April.
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516. - Stop the car.
- Dad, come on.
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517. Shit-for-brains, am I speaking Korean?
Stop the goddamn car.
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518. I need my walk.
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519. Leaving the scene, blood evidence, motive.
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520. Your biggest mistake,
and you just happen to run him over?
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521. I could convict you over coffee.
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522. But no, no, routines are important.
Close the door. Go.
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523. If the blood matches,
and I have no reason to doubt it does...
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524. then I must have clipped him.
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525. I don't remember any of that.
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526. The "I don't remember" defense
doesn't fly with a corpse.
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527. We need to establish a firm defense.
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528. We gotta make it all go away
at the preliminary hearing.
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529. We never go to trial.
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530. There's no "we" here, Henry.
This was an accident, period.
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531. Any decent lawyer can argue this easily.
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532. And by "decent," I mean honest.
Someone from here.
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533. Someone with integrity
that an Indiana judge will respect.
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534. I retained one of that breed this morning.
All right?
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535. I wish I liked you more.
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536. Oh, boy.
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537. - He didn't mean that.
- He didn't mean that.
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538. - I wish he died instead of Mom.
- Cut it out!
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539. - Cut it out!
- Eyes forward, you coward.
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540. That's awful!
- He says, "Jump," you say, "How high?"
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541. - Hank, you shoot your mouth off too much!
- Where is he going?
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542. Driving Miss Daisy.
What a fucking coward you are.
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543. - Maybe we should follow Dad.
- Should I?
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544. Oh, God. Where were you two
when they were distributing testicles?
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545. - Fuck it, I'm out.
Good. Good!
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546. Hey, judge, where you going?
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547. Indiana State Penitentiary is this way.
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548. Kiss my ass.
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549. What line were we in
when they were distributing testicles?
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550. You know I have to go, right?
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551. I love you.
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552. You're here to listen, not talk, okay?
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553. You know, the great thing about
authentic mercury glass is the double-wall.
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554. See that in there? And right on the bottom:
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555. "New England Glass company. "
What a great find.
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556. Uh, wow.
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557. Guys, you wanna head upstairs
to my office?
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558. Judge Warren caught it. You know him, sir?
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559. Yes, I do.
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560. He's tough, he's fair...
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561. and full of himself.
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562. They assigned a special prosecutor,
Dwight Dickham?
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563. Out of Gary? I wonder why so far.
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564. The preliminary hearing
is set for next Friday.
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565. WOW. Uh...
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566. - We're in a bit of a pickle.
It's pretty straightforward, C.P.
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567. - It was dark...
- Hold up. Uh...
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568. What would you say your strong suit is,
old furniture or law? Quick.
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569. Uh, law. Law.
- Law school?
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570. Yes?
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571. Yes, you're familiar with the concept
or you attended one?
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572. Oh. Ha, ha.
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573. You can't practice law without going
to law school. Yeah, Valpo.
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574. Valpo? Valparaiso? It's, uh... Ugh, Mom.
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575. I told her not to cover the Valparaiso.
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576. Come on.
I hate when she stacks books here. Um...
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577. It's, uh, here in Indiana.
Did you go out of state?
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578. Northwestern.
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579. Wow. That's a dandy of a school.
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580. Ever defended in a jury trial?
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581. Yes, I have.
- Charge?
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582. Assault.Degree?
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583. Third. Verdict?
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584. It was a guilty verdict.
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585. Coach Blakely broke a clipboard
over his quarterback's head...
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586. during halftime at the homecoming game.
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587. - Now, in his defense...
- Now he gets one.
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588. John Jr. had his helmet on.
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589. - He just keeps selling, doesn't he?
- Sit down.
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590. Uh, just so you know...
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591. summers I interned at the public
defender's office in Evansville.
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592. I also clerked two years for Justice
Roberts on the Indiana Supreme Court.
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593. Which was a pretty cool experience.
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594. The word "wow," it's not
your friend in court.
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595. Thank you. Duly noted.
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596. This is your guy? If he drops the ball, you're
facing a murder trial. Just so you know.
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597. I'm gonna get a coffee.
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598. Wow. This is a lawsuit right here. Don't
get sued before you lose your next case.
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599. Don't mind him.
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600. You're my guy-
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601. Your Honor, I'm gonna fight
like a badger for you.
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602. You can count on that.
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603. Morning.
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604. All rise.
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605. Court is in session.
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606. The Honorable Judge
Sanford Warren presiding.
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607. Be seated.
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608. I understand there's a motion
you'd like to be heard on.
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609. Your Honor, the deadline
for filing a change of venue motion...
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610. has already come and gone.
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611. So unless there's been a change
in circumstance that warrants...
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612. filing the motion out of time...
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613. Say, if the county up and moved overnight.
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614. Barring that...
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615. this trial happens right
here in Carlinville.
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616. This is a preliminary hearing, not a trial.
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617. What's the story, Mr. Dickham?
Filing for a change of venue?
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618. Out of curiosity, Your Honor, if I were to
ask for a change of venue, you'd say what?
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619. You missed the deadline,
but I'll consider it.
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620. - And then?
- Deny it. You missed your deadline.
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621. No motion, Your Honor.
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622. We're here to establish
whether there's probable cause...
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623. to bind this over for trial.
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624. I wanna hold the presentation of evidence
until I've taken testimony...
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625. after which I'll hear arguments.
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626. Without further delay,
let's get started, gentlemen.
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627. Sheriff, after you arrived, what happened?
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628. When I approached the victim,
he was unresponsive.
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629. And at that time,
did you offer any assistance?
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630. He was dead, son.
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631. So no?
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632. That's a no. C.P.: Great.
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633. And exactly what did Mr. Palmer tell you?
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634. Mr. Palmer stated he drove his vehicle...
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635. His 1971 Cadillac DeVille?
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636. Correct... The night of the accident.
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637. Okay.
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638. We can get this dismissed.
It was an accident.
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639. And did you see...?
Excuse me.
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640. - Excuse me.
- Yeah?
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641. Sir, are you co-counsel?
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642. He is not. C.P.: No.
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643. Sit and zip it.
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644. Sir, did you form an opinion
as to the cause of death?
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645. Massive internal damage.
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646. Injuries consistent
with being struck by a car.
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647. Thank you, Dr. Putney.
No further questions, Your Honor.
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648. Cross-examination, Mr. Kennedy?
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649. Uh, no further que...
No, no questions, Your Honor.
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650. So you were working that night
at the mini-mart...
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651. and you saw Judge Palmer
and Mr. Blackwell.
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652. They was both over by the cooler.
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653. Did you see them make eye contact?
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654. Yeah. I saw Mr. Blackwell
and Judge Palmer make eye contact.
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655. And then what did Judge Palmer do?
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656. Dropped his eggs.
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657. That's it. Out. Bailiff, get rid of him.
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658. You read that.
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659. Not my first time.
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660. So after that, did they go out together?
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661. Did you see him follow him?
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662. All rise.
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663. Court is in session.
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664. The Honorable Judge
Sanford Warren presiding.
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665. Be seated.
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666. Based on the testimony of the witnesses...
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667. and the evidence presented
by Mr. Dickham...
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668. the court finds probable cause
to hold this over for trial.
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669. Jury selection will begin
one week from today.
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670. See you folks in court.
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671. "Agreement from the Gipper's coach. "
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672. Excuse me?
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673. "Agreement from the Gipper's coach,"
1 O letters.
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674. "Aye of Knute. "
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675. Knute Rockne, the great Notre Dame coach
from South Bend, Indiana.
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676. He knows the answer, yet he asks.
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677. Come in. Sit down.
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678. Let's hold some court. Yeah.
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679. Sit down.
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680. Now, peacefully, easily...
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681. easily...
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682. Why do you think Dickham
missed the filing deadline...
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683. for a change of venue?
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684. Oh, he didn't miss the deadline.
It's a small town.
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685. For every two people who stand in
front of you, one wins, one loses.
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686. - One loves you, one hates you.
- Yes, yes, yes.
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687. Pretty obvious that Dickham had no intention
of filing. He wants the trial here.
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688. C.P. stepped down this morning.
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689. Why?
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690. Said he'd assist a more seasoned attorney.
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691. Couldn't live with himself if his lack
of experience cost the case. So...
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692. Confidentially, what were you doing
on Shelby Road?
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693. There's no route from the mini-mart home
where that makes sense.
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694. Wait, wait, wait.
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695. Are you asking if you can represent me?
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696. Okay.
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697. I remember being there at the mini-mart.
I needed eggs.
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698. The road home was washed out,
where it dips near the old mill.
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699. I turned around,
stopped at the light on State.
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700. Then, uh...
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701. I'm missing time, so...
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702. - Can I borrow your pen?
- Yeah.
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703. To answer your question, no,
I'm not asking if I can represent you.
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704. It doesn't work that way.
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705. You can't afford me,
so I'd have to do it for free.
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706. Fortunately, I'm a bit light
on my pro bono quota this year.
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707. So this is my standard services contract.
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708. Check, sign and date.
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709. Offer expires end of business day.
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710. I'll give it a think.
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711. The artiste at work.
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712. Hey, Hank. I'm splicing film.
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713. I see.
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714. You can help if you want.
No, just watching. Know what's funny?
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715. When you said that the old man
was playing chess every Wednesday with...
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716. who was it?
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717. - With Doc Morris. Mm-hm.
- Yeah. Because he doesn't play chess.
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718. In fact, the only thing he detests
more than board games is doctors.
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719. He does so play chess.
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720. I'll show you. I have it...
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721. It's not really ready yet, but...
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722. That's a grackle. They're a real nuisance.
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723. And there's the lake.
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724. Here's the porch.
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725. See? He's playing chess.
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726. Stop.
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727. That's a nice frame.
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728. Thanks.
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729. What else you got?
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730. Well, if you wait, you'll see I got a whole
family of muskrats crossing the lake.
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731. Yeah.
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732. Body recovered there.
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733. - Figure impact right here.
- Yeah.
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734. Police report has him on a bike.
- Yeah.
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735. I don't see any skid marks.
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736. Okay. Hey, here it is. Lawyer to client:
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737. Did you recognize Blackwell?
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738. - I don't remember. I can't have.
- No, no.
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739. "Can't have. " Stick with that.
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740. We know you didn't intentionally hit him,
but that's the way they'll spin it.
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741. A few shots of Jack mixed with just
the right amount of ax to grind...
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742. That's what I thought.
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743. But you haven't been drinking, have you?
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744. - No.
- You sick, Pop?
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745. You might say I'm sick, yes.
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746. Yeah.
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747. Cancer. In my plumbing.
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748. Colon.
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749. Few more chemo sessions, it'll be in...
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750. In, uh, remission.
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751. Nothing I can't handle.
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752. Nobody knows.
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753. Your mother knew, that's all.
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754. They need intent for murder.
That's our case.
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755. We roll out a diminished-ability defense
due to chemo.
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756. If we gain the jury's sympathy,
they'll never convict you.
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757. Wait. Hold on.
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758. Native son, public servant for over 40
years... - No, no. No, back up. Back up!
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759. Look what that does to all the cases
I've heard for the last year.
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760. You've had this a year?
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761. Everybody I sentenced
will challenge the ruling.
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762. Who gives a shit? You'll die in prison.
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763. I'd rather die in prison
than be remembered like that.
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764. - Oh, boy.
- An incompetent old man on the stand. No.
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765. Pfft. Oh, I'm not letting you
anywhere near the stand.
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766. Listen to me. Ulysses S. Grant
held this country together.
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767. Now, what's he remembered for?
Being a drunk.
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768. Ronald Reagan oversaw the fall of the
Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War.
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769. But any discussion of his legacy ends
with jelly beans, naps and Alzheimer's.
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770. - Reagan? Wow.
- Yeah.
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771. With all due...
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772. I'm gonna say this as professionally
and gently as I possibly can.
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773. You're a civil servant in a corn-belt,
Bible-banging backwater.
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774. Nobody, nobody, gives a rat's ass
about your legacy.
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775. But I do, you see. I do.
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776. I sat on the bench
in that courtroom for 42 years.
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777. People in this community trust me.
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778. They trust the law.
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779. Now, this...
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780. This accident is a legal iron ball, Henry.
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781. You can't screw it up.
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782. So don't.
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783. Yeah.
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784. And only guilty people refuse
to take the stand. Got me?
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785. You tie my shoelaces together. I can't
help you if you won't let me do my job.
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786. Unlock the car. Come on. I wanna go home.
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787. Goddamn it.
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788. Aha.
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789. Old-school.
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790. Whew.
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791. Ah.
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792. No! Unh.
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793. Fuck me.
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794. I only own the one black dress.
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795. Hank, there's someone I'd like you to meet.
This is my daughter, Carla.
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796. Well, light a match and hold my hair back.
This is your Hank?
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797. Girl, just try not to embarrass me, okay?
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798. - You've... You two met?
- No.
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799. - Yeah. At the bar.
- Yes.
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800. - Right?
- Girl, what is up with you? Turn around.
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801. Mm.
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802. Huh.
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803. What?
- I see that T-shirt survived.
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804. - The night Hank vanished from Carlinville.
- Since when have you had a daughter?
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805. February 1990.
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806. She's home for summer break.
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807. Hmm.
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808. - Uh, were you married?
- Negative.
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809. No, I am the unplanned but happy result...
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810. of a Wabash River float trip.
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811. Yeah. Kool-Aid and Everclear.
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812. And now Carla goes to Georgetown.
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813. D.C.? Georgetown?
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814. - Wow.
- You ever in Washington, Mr. Palmer?
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815. Never. What are you studying?
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816. Law.
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817. Hmm.
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818. Always on grass.
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819. Never on pavement.
Won't splash your shoes that way.
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820. I don't know what my problem is.
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821. You're invested in your client.
You feel the life in your hands.
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822. Both pass. Trust me.
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823. I hope not.
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824. So you're telling me that you're not even
a little bit swayed by the fact...
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825. that you're familiar with the defendant
and his stature in the community?
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826. Now, what exactly is our target juror?
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827. Intelligent people who will listen
to instructions and follow the evidence.
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828. Crackpots. Those I can persuade
to swallow their own tongues.
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829. Anyone who's seen a Sasquatch.
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830. Moon-landing deniers. Those are our people.
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831. Mr. Palmer.
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832. Subtlety, Henry. A velvet touch.
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833. Bumper stickers?
Anybody got one on their car, truck, RV?
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834. Show of hands.
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835. And what do they read? Exact words, please.
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836. It just spells out "tolerance"
with religious symbols.
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837. "Willie Nelson for President. "
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838. Really? Does he seem a likely candidate?
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839. They never got him on a felony.
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840. "Certified Breast Inspector.
Have Them Out. "
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841. "Gun Control Means Using Both Hands. "
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842. "Honor Roll Student on Board. "
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843. "Wife and Dog Missing, Reward for Dog. "
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844. Thank you.
Thank you.
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845. I missed you, baby.
It's gonna be such a fun weekend.
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846. Unless I drop you down the escalator!
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847. Lauren, uh...
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848. I feel like I should prep you
before you meet Grandpa Palmer.
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849. He is nothing like Grandpa Schneider.
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850. Grandpa Schneider is kind of,
you know, nice and affable.
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851. He'd take you for ice cream,
maybe read to you.
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852. Grandpa Palmer
doesn't wanna do any of that.
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853. If you ask him to read,
he might throw the book at you.
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854. Anyway, don't worry about it.
I mean, he's not evil.
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855. He's just a dirty old mummy, and he
can't hurt you, because you're special.
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856. Oh, my God, there he is. Look.
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857. He's usually wrapped in gauze,
and oozing and shuffling.
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858. He must have come outside to feed.
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859. Who are you?
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860. Lauren. Lauren.
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861. You know who I am?
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862. Grandpa. Yeah.
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863. You're my granddaughter?
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864. Let's... Come on with me.
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865. Yeah.
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866. Glad to be here?
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867. Okay.
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868. It's been a long time.
I waited a long time for this.
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869. You're my little sweetheart.
I'll show you the house. Come on.
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870. You're the first granddaughter I ever had.
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871. In fact, you're the first girl
in this family in a long time.
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872. I think Grandpa's sweet.
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873. Yeah, he isn't. But I'm
glad you see it that way.
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874. Okay, all right.
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875. That's super comfy. There you go.
You want a second pillow?
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876. - Yes.
- Good. Now put your head down.
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877. - There you go.
- Ha-ha-ha.
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878. And now... Oops.
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879. - Oh, maybe I'm gonna strangle her.
- Ha-ha-ha.
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880. You good? Okay.
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881. There's ghosts here.
I'm gonna leave you alone now.
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882. Whose room is this?
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883. It was your uncle Glen's.
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884. Why are there so many trophies?
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885. He was a really good baseball player.
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886. Really good.
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887. Did he play on TV?
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888. He probably would have been
on a big team...
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889. but when Glen and I were in high school,
we got in a really bad car accident.
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890. Then his hand got messed up.
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891. Oh, I'm sorry.
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892. Why didn't he take his trophies
to his own house?
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893. They were more important to his father.
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894. Kind of a touchy subject. Go to sleep.
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895. - Night, baby.
- Night, Dad.
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896. Okay, let's rehearse.
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897. Mr. Palmer, Mark Blackwell appeared in your
court prior to killing Miss Stevens, correct?
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898. Uh-huh.
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899. Well, a lot of people appeared
in my court, but...
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900. But you'd agree there were special
circumstances surrounding this case.
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901. Most people think that their cases
are pretty special.
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902. - There's no snacks on the witness stand.
- Uh...
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903. - Give it back.
- No. No distractions.
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904. I don't need preparing.
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905. You've never sat on a witness stand.
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906. You've never been in that seat.
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907. Dickham doesn't have intent, Henry.
And he never will.
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908. Dickham is a snake charmer.
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909. He'll play his tune, get the jury swinging
to his version of that night.
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910. Then you can say goodbye to your dreams of
flags flying at half-mast when you're dead.
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911. It's "half-staff. "
No one says "half-mast" anymore.
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912. Yeah? Let's remain unprepared. Fuck it.
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913. All right.
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914. No need to be so morose...
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915. Henry.
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916. Sand-
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917. Can you hear me?
Well, my head's in the oven.
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918. I was just thinking it was either that
or maybe I shower up and come meet you.
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919. God. Okay. There?
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920. All right.
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921. Oh, my God. It looks
taller than it used to.
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922. - Did they raise it?
- Ha, ha.
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923. - Come on, big city, show me what you got.
- Oh, Jesus.
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924. All right.
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925. All right, I'm just gonna
stretch out for a sec.
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926. Unh. Come on, give me a boost.
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927. Ow.
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928. God, too easy.
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929. We're in.
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930. Every night that goes between.
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931. So it's midnight.
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932. I'm on the Dayton blacktop,
hauling ass home.
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933. Seventy-six Chevette, fake wood paneling.
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934. - No. Dad's Maverick.
- Mm.
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935. - I know, right?
- What were you thinking?
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936. Corner of my eye, I spot something.
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937. Biggest buck you have ever seen.
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938. Twelve, 14 points...
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939. 200 pounds, give or take,
charging the road, straight for me.
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940. We skid, one hand on the wheel,
one hand on Carla.
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941. This deer jumps...
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942. flies over the hood.
Copy !req
943. Its back hoof taps the glass.
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944. And one mile per hour faster...
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945. he's coming through the windshield...
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946. killing me for sure, maybe both of us.
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947. I make a decision right then and there.
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948. Whatever had or hadn't happened
in the past...
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949. I was gonna be the hero of my own story.
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950. - Sound corny?
- Sounds epic.
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951. I had 4 grand to my name.
Copy !req
952. I borrowed another 12 from Grandpa,
took that 16 grand.
Copy !req
953. I made Dan an offer for the diner
that he couldn't refuse.
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954. - This place was on its last legs...
- This is your place.
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955. - Yes, this is my place.
- What did I bust into it for?
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956. For my amusement.
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957. Worth the broken window.
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958. Bought the tavern three years later.
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959. I got money. A lot of money.
I got money like the Colonel's got chicken.
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960. You're an entrepreneurial spirit.
- Yeah.
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961. Okay, I'm impressed.
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962. We've known each other
since the third grade.
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963. You didn't already know enough
to be impressed?
Copy !req
964. - I always liked you, just...
- You are a dick.
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965. This is different.
This is about accomplishment.
Copy !req
966. Though the love has always been.
Copy !req
967. So I search to find an answer there.
Copy !req
968. So I can truly win.
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969. There you are.
- All right, babe.
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970. Except it was second grade.
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971. - What?
- It's second grade.
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972. In Ms. Jenkins' class, on the
kickball field in the south corner...
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973. is where I tried to kiss you
and you fish-hooked me.
Copy !req
974. Tasted like cinnamon.
Copy !req
975. Pop. One of those.
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976. You just broke off to reminisce?
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977. Just a sidebar.
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978. Okay.
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979. Come on.
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980. So I try to say goodbye, my friend.
Copy !req
981. What's wrong?
Copy !req
982. You know I'm leaving when the trial's over.
Are you sure we should do this?
Copy !req
983. Am I sure?
Copy !req
984. He's sure. I'm wondering if you're sure.
Copy !req
985. Man.
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986. Why did we come here?
Copy !req
987. I love seeing you here...
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988. but I'm not naive, Hank. I know you.
Copy !req
989. What do you think you know?
Copy !req
990. Honestly?
Copy !req
991. That I'm a decent guy? That I'm loyal?
Copy !req
992. That I'm a phenomenal lawyer, that I got
a work ethic that'll rival the Amish?
Copy !req
993. What do you know?
Copy !req
994. Say it. I'm used to being
held under scrutiny.
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995. Here's what I know:
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996. I am never leaving Carlinville.
I love it here.
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997. And you're just a boy from Indiana...
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998. who's gonna do whatever he has to do
to pretend that's not true.
Copy !req
999. Lock the door behind you.
Copy !req
1000. I'm gonna go play with myself.
I'll be thinking of you.
Copy !req
1001. And I made out with your daughter.
Copy !req
1002. Ugh. Fuck.
Copy !req
1003. Judge says he's missing time.
Explain that to me.
Copy !req
1004. It's called "chemo brain. "
Copy !req
1005. Along with the fatigue
and the cracked skin...
Copy !req
1006. you can sometimes suffer
from memory loss...
Copy !req
1007. confusion, dementia, delusions.
Copy !req
1008. There's a real possibility that he was
mentally impaired when he hit Blackwell.
Copy !req
1009. If you can corroborate that,
I need it in my pocket.
Copy !req
1010. I may need you to testify.
Copy !req
1011. He's getting chemotherapy
in a fishing cabin.
Copy !req
1012. I don't think he wants anyone knowing.
Copy !req
1013. And I'm his doctor. I'm
bound by his wishes.
Copy !req
1014. Bound by his wishes or his vanity?
Copy !req
1015. When will he be done
with the treatments?
Copy !req
1016. That's up to him.
Copy !req
1017. On him?
Copy !req
1018. But...
Copy !req
1019. how would he know?
Copy !req
1020. So, what exactly did he tell you?
Copy !req
1021. Told me it's under control.
It's in remission.
Copy !req
1022. Give it up, you country quack.
I'm not his son. I'm his fucking lawyer.
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1023. This isn't an act.
You aren't a pleasant person.
Copy !req
1024. Right now? I'm a summer breeze.
Copy !req
1025. Once I subpoena you,
get you on the stand...
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1026. and extract the truth from your ass...
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1027. then you'll realize in that moment,
correct, I'm not a pleasant person.
Copy !req
1028. We caught it too late to cut it out.
Copy !req
1029. To slap a bag on it.
Copy !req
1030. If he'd had regular screenings...
Copy !req
1031. But the judge wasn't the type to invite
a camera with any degree of regularity.
Copy !req
1032. Your mother insisted that he try.
Copy !req
1033. I suspect he's still doing it for her.
Copy !req
1034. I've been treating him for a year.
Copy !req
1035. His condition is advanced.
Copy !req
1036. Stage 4.
Copy !req
1037. The pain will increase.
We'll manage that with morphine.
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1038. "Café du Monde. "
Copy !req
1039. "The clouds...
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1040. were ripped like the
strip of fire above. "
Copy !req
1041. What's a hush puppy?
Copy !req
1042. Good for you.
Copy !req
1043. - Get out of here.
- Dad, give me your hand.
Copy !req
1044. Get out.
Copy !req
1045. Why are my shoes off?
Copy !req
1046. You're okay. Just stay. Stay right there.
Copy !req
1047. - Let go of my hand.
- No, no, no.
Copy !req
1048. - Why don't we just do this? Let's go to the tub.
- Ooh.
Copy !req
1049. - Okay? Careful where you're stepping.
- Okay.
Copy !req
1050. Ooh.
Copy !req
1051. - Oh, yeah.
- Can you get your leg over?
Copy !req
1052. - There you go.
- Oh, hoo, hoo, hoo.
Copy !req
1053. Ooh.
Copy !req
1054. Is that okay?
- Okay, let's go.
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1055. How's that temperature? Is it okay?
- Ooh, ooh. Too hot.
Copy !req
1056. - Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Oh! Yeah.
Copy !req
1057. Ooh. That's a little colder.
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1058. Ooh.
Copy !req
1059. Nice. It's good.
Copy !req
1060. - What is it?
Can I come in?
Copy !req
1061. I'll be out in a minute. Go eat.
Finish your hush puppies.
Copy !req
1062. I'm full.
Copy !req
1063. In a minute, Lauren.
Copy !req
1064. - Come on.
What are you doing?
Copy !req
1065. - What?
- What are we doing?
Copy !req
1066. I don't know. Fixing the sink. Heh, heh.
Copy !req
1067. We're fixing the sink. It leaks.
Copy !req
1068. Can I help?
- She'll slip. There's too much water.
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1069. No, there's water all over the floor.
Copy !req
1070. All right, go do something.
Grandpa and I will be down in a minute.
Copy !req
1071. Ooh. Knock, knock.
Copy !req
1072. - Lauren...
I wasn't talking to you.
Copy !req
1073. Who's there?
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1074. Army.
Copy !req
1075. Army who?
Copy !req
1076. Are me and Grandpa
still going for ice cream?
Copy !req
1077. Okay, ha, ha.
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1078. Tell me about Lauren. Likes, dislikes?
Copy !req
1079. What the future may hold for you?
Copy !req
1080. Where you leaning? Teacher? Doctor?
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1081. Lawyer. Seems popular lately.
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1082. Racecar driver.
Copy !req
1083. I just like to go really fast.
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1084. You're thinking, aren't you? Ha, ha.
Copy !req
1085. I got a bad idea.
Copy !req
1086. But it could be fun.
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1087. You're looking at the road?
Yeah.
Copy !req
1088. Doing awesome. Check your mirrors.
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1089. You're a natural, by the way.
Copy !req
1090. I feel like I could just take my hands off
the wheel and let you drive.
Copy !req
1091. - Ah! Don't you do it when I do it.
- Ha, ha.
Copy !req
1092. All right?
Copy !req
1093. - See?
- Mm-hm.
Copy !req
1094. And that's how you keep abreast
of what's going on on the road.
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1095. When are you and Mommy
getting a divorce?
Copy !req
1096. What? Put your hands at 10 and 2.
Copy !req
1097. Where did you hear that?
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1098. It's pretty obvious.
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1099. Uh...
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1100. Well, the way these things work...
Copy !req
1101. you know, it takes a long time.
Copy !req
1102. It happens in stages, and, uh...
Copy !req
1103. Your stuff is in boxes.
Copy !req
1104. That's a stage.
Copy !req
1105. You're not wearing your wedding rings.
Copy !req
1106. And you're probably gonna ask me
who I wanna live with.
Copy !req
1107. So, what stage are we in?
Copy !req
1108. That one.
Copy !req
1109. You know too much.
Copy !req
1110. Mommy would be lonely.
Copy !req
1111. Yeah, what about me?
Copy !req
1112. So would I.
Copy !req
1113. Daddies don't get lonely.
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1114. They only marry younger mommies.
Copy !req
1115. Well, we'll figure it all out, baby.
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1116. It happened to Megan.
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1117. Then it happened to Katlin.
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1118. I just didn't think it would happen to me.
Copy !req
1119. Me neither.
Copy !req
1120. You wanna turn left up here?
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1121. I'm just gonna let you drive home.
You're doing great.
Copy !req
1122. You're making the turn all by yourself.
Good girl, good girl, good girl.
Copy !req
1123. So when you see Mom,
what are you supposed to say?
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1124. Best vacation ever.
Copy !req
1125. Yeah, that's pretty good. Just don't
oversell it. You know what I mean?
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1126. Hey. Thanks.
Copy !req
1127. You gonna be all right?
Copy !req
1128. You will be fine. You're something else.
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1129. Hey, Daddy.
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1130. Best vacation ever.
Copy !req
1131. It's a coincidence.
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1132. That's what that was.
Copy !req
1133. June, July, August, September,
October, November, December, January...
Copy !req
1134. June, July, August, September,
October, November... The fuck?
Copy !req
1135. Here we go.
Copy !req
1136. Sir, I appreciate the primer
in DNA evidence analysis.
Copy !req
1137. But bottom-line this for us: What do
all these numbers and percentages mean...
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1138. when determining
if it's Mark Blackwell's blood on the car?
Copy !req
1139. - It's the victim's blood on the car.
Didn't take a swing at Mr. Blackwell?
Copy !req
1140. No, sir.
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1141. Use profanity, rant, rave, flip him off...
Copy !req
1142. display any sign of hostility?
Copy !req
1143. No. None of that.
Copy !req
1144. Dr. Brannamon, you found something
else in his system at the time of death?
Copy !req
1145. Yes, we did. Mark Blackwell had
oxycodone-paracetamol in his blood. Percocet.
Copy !req
1146. And your lab registered
his blood alcohol level...
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1147. - at.23?
- Yes.
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1148. In that condition, could he have
been riding in a straight line?
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1149. If he could ride a bike at all,
it would have been swerving.
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1150. Mrs. Blackwell, after all those
years and all that heartbreak...
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1151. how did you feel when he was released?
Copy !req
1152. I finally had my Mark back.
Copy !req
1153. I'd waited so long for him to come home.
Copy !req
1154. No mother should have to bury
her child. Thank you, ma'am.
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1155. How often did you visit Mark in prison?
Copy !req
1156. Uh, I don't remember. Too many times.
Copy !req
1157. Perhaps the visitation records
will refresh your memory. How many times?
Copy !req
1158. Twice.
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1159. - Pardon me?
- Twice!
Copy !req
1160. Oh. So not "too many times. "
Two times in 20 years. Twice.
Copy !req
1161. One for each hand.
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1162. It's a 20-degree bend at best.
Copy !req
1163. So, Deputy Hanson, looking at
this road, there is no indication...
Copy !req
1164. that Judge Palmer tried
to slow his vehicle.
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1165. No.
Copy !req
1166. As a matter of fact,
there are no brake marks at all, are there?
Copy !req
1167. No, sir.
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1168. No further questions, Your Honor.
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1169. Mr. Palmer.
Copy !req
1170. Deputy Hanson, you were previously
an officer in Detroit.
Copy !req
1171. Objection. The deputy's credentials
are not in question.
Copy !req
1172. I was gonna say "Welcome to Carlinville. "
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1173. Uh-huh.
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1174. As stated by Mr. Dickham, these photos
were taken the morning of the incident.
Copy !req
1175. Uh, what is that? Can you help me?
Copy !req
1176. Right there.
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1177. Not really, no.
Copy !req
1178. Does that help?
Copy !req
1179. Road kill. Raccoon, maybe.
Copy !req
1180. Is there an offer of proof here?
Copy !req
1181. - What's your point, Mr. Palmer?
- That there is a snapping turtle.
Copy !req
1182. And?
- And Detroit can be forgiven...
Copy !req
1183. for not knowing what running over
a snapping turtle is like.
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1184. Nobody hits one if they see it
and can possibly avoid it.
Copy !req
1185. You hit a rabbit, possum, skunk,
your car goes "boop, boop. "
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1186. But nailing a big snapper is similar
to smacking into a cinderblock.
Copy !req
1187. Car goes, "Kablam! Kaboom!"
Copy !req
1188. Mr. Palmer, where exactly
are you going with this?
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1189. Well, Your Honor...
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1190. the prosecution maintains
that a lack of brake marks...
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1191. is evidence that Mr. Blackwell
was deliberately struck.
Copy !req
1192. That it's not reasonable to assume Judge
Palmer could have hit something substantial...
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1193. in the dark, raining...
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1194. not realized it was a person
that was hit, just kept going.
Copy !req
1195. That's been firmly established.
Are we within a mile of a question here?
Copy !req
1196. Question is, deputy:
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1197. Any brake marks in front of that turtle?
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1198. Yes, no?
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1199. No, there are not.
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1200. Thank you. That's all I have.
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1201. You rearrange everything!
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1202. All right, Mary.
Wait, what, what, what?
Copy !req
1203. What? Goddamn!
Copy !req
1204. Don't be a you-know-what, Mary!
Don't be a you-know-what.
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1205. My memory plays tricks on me.
It plays tricks on me.
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1206. You left too soon, Mary. You left too soon.
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1207. I think I heard you having a bad dream.
Copy !req
1208. God, what happened to your hands?
Copy !req
1209. Here. This'll make your skin soft.
Copy !req
1210. Hey-
Copy !req
1211. Hey, hey. Who's the best lawyer
you've ever seen? Come on.
Copy !req
1212. Mine's Robert Graham. I worked for him.
Copy !req
1213. - He just doesn't lose.
- Uh-huh.
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1214. Now you.
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1215. Uh...
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1216. Mr. Shaw.
Copy !req
1217. My first job after law school. A drifter
killed a farmer, violated his wife.
Copy !req
1218. Five Points Road with a corn knife.
Copy !req
1219. Vile human being. Vile.
Copy !req
1220. Court assigned Mr. Shaw the case.
Copy !req
1221. So we took dinner to the jail
because every night Mr. Shaw sat with him.
Copy !req
1222. Prepared him, defended him.
Copy !req
1223. No tricks.
Copy !req
1224. He won?
Copy !req
1225. Tchh-tchh.
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1226. Electrocuted. Heh.
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1227. He was dead, but Mr. Shaw had to live here.
Copy !req
1228. He was threatened, spit on.
Copy !req
1229. People wouldn't sit near him in church.
Copy !req
1230. He could have refused the case easily,
but he believed in the law.
Copy !req
1231. I can't say, uh, "best. "
Copy !req
1232. But Henry Shaw?
Copy !req
1233. Most decent man I ever met.
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1234. Ever. Ever.
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1235. Yeah.
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1236. "Henry"?
Copy !req
1237. Decent man.
Copy !req
1238. Great man. Heh.
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1239. Henry Shaw.
Copy !req
1240. Hank Palmer.
Copy !req
1241. Hank? Sheriff White.
Copy !req
1242. Wondering if you can come by the station.
There's something you should see.
Copy !req
1243. We've already seen the security
footage from the accident night.
Copy !req
1244. The judge leaves the store,
his car goes one way, Blackwell the other.
Copy !req
1245. Patience.
Copy !req
1246. - Time?
- Four minutes 45.
Copy !req
1247. He didn't get to the mill.
Copy !req
1248. And? Point being?
Copy !req
1249. In his statement, Judge Palmer
said he reached the road near the mill...
Copy !req
1250. it was washed out,
and he turned around.
Copy !req
1251. He's lying. It takes nine minutes
to get to the mill and back.
Copy !req
1252. Your dad did it in five.
Copy !req
1253. He didn't turn around
because it was washed out.
Copy !req
1254. He turned around to follow Blackwell.
Copy !req
1255. He's lived here his whole life. Think he
can't gauge when the road will flood?
Copy !req
1256. That's not the point.
- Sheriff, may we use your office?
Copy !req
1257. Thanks.
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1258. Well, you know how to clear a room.
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1259. - Ten years.
- Insufficient evidence.
Copy !req
1260. Offer expires when you leave.
Copy !req
1261. - You want me to fly you?
- Glad to see you're on your game.
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1262. I like you too, but I'm so bored.
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1263. I have intent now.
Copy !req
1264. Premeditation.
Copy !req
1265. I'll paint your father as a holier-than-thou
prick determined to see justice served.
Copy !req
1266. My father is a holier-than-thou prick...
Copy !req
1267. determined to see justice served,
so it's gonna be a light day.
Copy !req
1268. That's funny.
Copy !req
1269. I guess I can't fault you
for not remembering me.
Copy !req
1270. I was just second chair
for the prosecution.
Copy !req
1271. You defended that Milwaukee beer
baron's kid who went slumming in Gary.
Copy !req
1272. Forty million in the bank,
one dead prostitute?
Copy !req
1273. By God, you're good.
Best verdict money can buy.
Copy !req
1274. Everybody wants Atticus Finch
till there's a dead hooker in a hot tub.
Copy !req
1275. There's your bumper sticker.
Copy !req
1276. So, in a nutshell, you're following me
down here to settle a score?
Copy !req
1277. Heh. Good Lord, no.
Copy !req
1278. I followed you down here
because I knew if I didn't...
Copy !req
1279. it was likely somebody
was gonna get away with murder.
Copy !req
1280. My father's a lot of unpleasant things.
A murderer is not one.
Copy !req
1281. But he is a liar. We've established that.
Copy !req
1282. A liar who thinks he can operate under
the color of the law, just like his son.
Copy !req
1283. You're a shined-up wooden nickel,
Mr. Palmer.
Copy !req
1284. A bully with a big bag of tricks.
Copy !req
1285. But unlike you, I have one simple belief:
Copy !req
1286. That the law is the only thing capable
of making people equal.
Copy !req
1287. You may think Mark Blackwell was white
trash, and he may very well have been...
Copy !req
1288. but in the eyes of the
state, his life matters.
Copy !req
1289. I'm gonna impale your client
on a first-degree murder charge.
Copy !req
1290. And you get a front-row seat.
Copy !req
1291. Why are we even down here?
Copy !req
1292. Like, it is never a tornado.
This is stupid.
Copy !req
1293. Be happy your grandpa has a basement.
Copy !req
1294. Oh, boy.
Copy !req
1295. Don't worry, everyone. I got it.
Copy !req
1296. Oh.
Copy !req
1297. Hey, turn that on, Uncle Dale.
Copy !req
1298. Yeah, why don't you show us
what you've been working on?
Copy !req
1299. Come on. Let's go.
Copy !req
1300. Okay.
Copy !req
1301. Charles Francis Jenkins
first invented the projector...
Copy !req
1302. on June 6th, 1894,
in Wayne County, Indiana.
Copy !req
1303. Dale, can you show the movie
that you made? Thank you.
Copy !req
1304. - Here we go.
All right. Whoo!
Copy !req
1305. Good going, Dale.
Copy !req
1306. - Wow, looks like Christmas.
Oh, nice.
Copy !req
1307. Oh, family Christmas.
Look at you guys in your p. J.'s.
Copy !req
1308. That's us.
Copy !req
1309. - That's our family.
Yeah, it is.
Copy !req
1310. Oh, Grandma.
There's me.
Copy !req
1311. It's sweet.It is.
Copy !req
1312. Dad, you were cute once.
Copy !req
1313. There's Hank and Dad.
Uh-oh. Ha-ha-ha.
Copy !req
1314. Judge, you had hair? Oh, look at you.
Copy !req
1315. There you are.
Watch and learn, boys.
Copy !req
1316. Watch and learn. Ha-ha-ha.
Copy !req
1317. Look at that. Oh, look at that.
Copy !req
1318. - Jesus!
Wow. Look at that arm.
Copy !req
1319. What an arm.
Ha-ha-ha!
Copy !req
1320. Ha-ha-ha. Victory.
Copy !req
1321. That was the best day.
You betcha.
Copy !req
1322. Ha, ha. Proud mama.
Yeah, Dad.
Copy !req
1323. - Holy shit.
Shut up, Joe.
Copy !req
1324. Turn it off.
Copy !req
1325. All right, speed it up, man.
Copy !req
1326. I can't.
Next, Dale.
Copy !req
1327. It's film. I can't...
Next. Next.
Copy !req
1328. Crank the thing with your hand
if you have to. Let's go.
Copy !req
1329. Give him a chance.
- Turn it off!
Copy !req
1330. - Okay, all right!
Enough!
Copy !req
1331. We're gonna fix it.
We're gonna fix it. It's okay.
Copy !req
1332. - Not in this house.
- Dad! Shit!
Copy !req
1333. Oh, no.
Copy !req
1334. That's it. I am so sick of you.
Copy !req
1335. I'm tired of the way
you decide how the world is gonna run.
Copy !req
1336. You're gonna parcel out who gets to say
and do what and when you say it?
Copy !req
1337. I decide in this house.
You go decide in your house.
Copy !req
1338. No, I can't!
Copy !req
1339. I'm stuck in purgatory
with a client who's doing...
Copy !req
1340. everything in his power
to be found guilty.
Copy !req
1341. You didn't make it anywhere
near the mill, did you?
Copy !req
1342. You hung me out to fucking dry with
Dwight Dickham because you held out on me!
Copy !req
1343. - I told you everything!
Wrong!
Copy !req
1344. You told me everything
you decided I could know!
Copy !req
1345. - You guys, come on!
- Get out of my way!
Copy !req
1346. - Easy, Dad!
- Fuck it!
Copy !req
1347. Dad, where are you going?
Copy !req
1348. All right! Dad, you can't go out there!
Copy !req
1349. Grandpa, where you going?
What are you doing?
Copy !req
1350. Get your gimp hand off me!
Copy !req
1351. - Goddamn it, Hank!
Where is he going?
Copy !req
1352. Why'd you pull me out of Boy Scouts?
Copy !req
1353. As punishment for blowing up
the McGraws' mailbox with M-80s.
Copy !req
1354. I was 13. That, you remember.
Copy !req
1355. Oh. Old enough to know better.
Copy !req
1356. You didn't come to my high-school
graduation or college.
Copy !req
1357. - Oh. Boo-fucking-hoo. Why?
Why?
Copy !req
1358. Jail time, truancy. I wasn't gonna
reward anything. None of your shit.
Copy !req
1359. I graduated from law school, for chrissake.
Copy !req
1360. - As opposed to what, dropping out? Ooh.
- Fuck you!
Copy !req
1361. Let me tell you something, okay? Here.
Copy !req
1362. I put a roof over your head,
money in your pocket...
Copy !req
1363. clothes on your back,
food in your mouth!
Copy !req
1364. Who paid for that college education
I never showed up to kiss your ass over?
Copy !req
1365. Your mother? She was a housewife.
Copy !req
1366. Why couldn't you swallow your pride
and come home to her?
Copy !req
1367. You tell me why!
Copy !req
1368. You'd invite people at the end
of parole back to court.
Copy !req
1369. You'd recognize those who did their time,
turned their lives around...
Copy !req
1370. made something of themselves.
Copy !req
1371. Everyone in court would applaud.
You'd make sure they did.
Copy !req
1372. Tell them how proud you were.
Proud of fucking strangers.
Copy !req
1373. Is that all you wanted, Henry?
A kind word and "attaboy"?
Copy !req
1374. Then to use your words,
you should have come the fuck home!
Copy !req
1375. We all waited.
Copy !req
1376. Quietly.
Copy !req
1377. But you never came.
Copy !req
1378. Okay? And I was the one she blamed
because you wouldn't come home. Me.
Copy !req
1379. Now, was I tough on you? Yes.
Copy !req
1380. How'd you turn out, Henry?
Waiting tables? A bum?
Copy !req
1381. You put me in juvenile detention.
Copy !req
1382. You sent me to fucking Vanderburgh!
Copy !req
1383. - No, you put yourself there. Yes.
Did I?
Copy !req
1384. The prosecutor recommended
community service.
Copy !req
1385. No. It wouldn't have helped you.
Copy !req
1386. I didn't need help. I needed you!
Copy !req
1387. You were high.
You rolled a car with your brother in it.
Copy !req
1388. He had a Major League career
ahead of him...
Copy !req
1389. - and he runs a tire shop.
- Fuck.
Copy !req
1390. You crippled him, you stole his future,
and you call me an asshole?
Copy !req
1391. - I was just 17. That's what happened.
Oh.
Copy !req
1392. "I was 13. I was 17."
Copy !req
1393. You were headed down the wrong path.
I did what I thought was right.
Copy !req
1394. You know, I didn't just graduate
from law school.
Copy !req
1395. I graduated first in my class.
I was first in my class.
Copy !req
1396. I did really well, Dad.
Copy !req
1397. - You're welcome.
- Fuck.
Copy !req
1398. Tear this house down.
Copy !req
1399. I could tear this fucking house down.
Copy !req
1400. - How about that storm, huh?
- Mm.
Copy !req
1401. I'm glad you and Mom
became friends, and... Why?
Copy !req
1402. - Why, Sam?
- Why?
Copy !req
1403. - Who the fuck is Carla's dad? Please.
- Go to the courthouse.
Copy !req
1404. - Pull her birth certificate.
- I did.
Copy !req
1405. - There's no father's name listed.
- No, there is not.
Copy !req
1406. Because Carla's father
was never gonna be her father.
Copy !req
1407. Him knowing would just complicate things.
Copy !req
1408. There was no Wabash River float trip.
There was no Everclear and Kool-Aid.
Copy !req
1409. It was just one of those lies
we tell ourselves...
Copy !req
1410. in order to move on, and we did.
Copy !req
1411. Great, I get to move on too.
Copy !req
1412. What lies you gonna tell me?
Copy !req
1413. That it was fine with me when you left
to go to that goddamn concert...
Copy !req
1414. and you never called again.
Copy !req
1415. That, um...
Copy !req
1416. I am entirely comfortable with Carla
never knowing who her father is.
Copy !req
1417. That you're the only one who's gonna
get hurt when you run away again...
Copy !req
1418. like you always do.
Copy !req
1419. Oh, I know that look.
Copy !req
1420. You're a bullshitter.
Copy !req
1421. Well, yeah, it's my bullshit.
Kindly remove your shoes from it.
Copy !req
1422. See you in 20 years.
Copy !req
1423. Looking forward.
Copy !req
1424. Finally opened her up, huh?
Copy !req
1425. Yeah.
Copy !req
1426. Evan Williams. She was 23 years old
when I drove down to Bardstown...
Copy !req
1427. Kentucky, 1979, to buy her.
Copy !req
1428. I almost cracked this baby
open a thousand times.
Copy !req
1429. Yeah, be glad you didn't.
Copy !req
1430. Yep.
Copy !req
1431. You gonna tell me I shouldn't drink?
Copy !req
1432. You're a big boy.
Copy !req
1433. Long as you're ready for tomorrow.
Copy !req
1434. Dickham's gonna turn up the heat.
Copy !req
1435. I'm ready.
Copy !req
1436. I went and saw Mom today.
Copy !req
1437. Yeah?
Copy !req
1438. Nice.
Copy !req
1439. Where is she now?
Copy !req
1440. Where...? Who?
Copy !req
1441. Where's Mary? Do you think
there's something else? After we die?
Copy !req
1442. You asking me if I believe in God?
Copy !req
1443. Do you?
Copy !req
1444. I'm 72 with Stage 4 cancer.
What choice do I have?
Copy !req
1445. You know...
Copy !req
1446. I was gonna say that, uh...
Copy !req
1447. I was gonna apologize
for belittling your marriage.
Copy !req
1448. It's not easy to have a good marriage.
Copy !req
1449. I don't know what to do.
What would you do?
Copy !req
1450. Lisa and all.
Copy !req
1451. I don't know, Henry. I truly don't.
Copy !req
1452. You think you can make each other
happy again?
Copy !req
1453. Hmm?
Copy !req
1454. Fill it up.
Copy !req
1455. I have a little toast here.
Copy !req
1456. To whatever, I don't know.
But let's have a toast.
Copy !req
1457. - To good luck in court.
- Good luck.
Copy !req
1458. The judge's Cadillac reappears in the frame
five minutes after he left the lot.
Copy !req
1459. Exact time, sheriff?
Copy !req
1460. Four minutes, 45 seconds.
Copy !req
1461. Okay, again. When he leaves.
Copy !req
1462. Oops. Uh...
Copy !req
1463. Went too far.
Copy !req
1464. There we go.
Copy !req
1465. Judge Palmer?
Copy !req
1466. Dad.
Copy !req
1467. Bailiff, you mind calling an ambulance?
Copy !req
1468. Dad, talk to us.
Copy !req
1469. Dad?
Copy !req
1470. Saint Thomas Moore. I don't know
which prayer card the judge would like.
Copy !req
1471. Maybe Saint Joseph,
the patron saint of fathers...
Copy !req
1472. Okay, okay, Dale.
Copy !req
1473. And there's a Saint Joseph...
- Dial down the crazy.
Copy !req
1474. Wanna go to the vending machine?
Copy !req
1475. - Okay.
- Here.
Copy !req
1476. - Oh.
- Get whatever you want.
Copy !req
1477. - You have a naked lady in here.
- Yeah. It's a fun wallet.
Copy !req
1478. Film the vending machines, Dale.
Copy !req
1479. Don't look at me like that. Don't do it.
Copy !req
1480. Not now. Don't look at me like that.
Not now.
Copy !req
1481. You don't know what my life is like, okay?
Mom is gone. All right?
Copy !req
1482. And Dad is...
Copy !req
1483. And then what are we gonna do about Dale?
Huh? What, are you gonna help?
Copy !req
1484. You? Really?
Copy !req
1485. - I haven't been stuck here.
- Ugh.
Copy !req
1486. I understand why you're going mental.
Copy !req
1487. Hank, I've never asked
for a goddamn thing in your life.
Copy !req
1488. - I'm fucking here.
- He's your father. You should be here.
Copy !req
1489. Oh, my God, you're nuts.
Copy !req
1490. I never asked you for a goddamn thing.
Copy !req
1491. Okay? I'm asking you now.
Copy !req
1492. You cannot lose this case.
Copy !req
1493. Dad cannot go to prison.
Copy !req
1494. Don't pat me. Don't pat me.
I'm the big brother here. You don't pat me.
Copy !req
1495. Dad wants to see you, Hank.
Copy !req
1496. Not you, Glen.
Copy !req
1497. Come here.
Copy !req
1498. I killed the bastard.
Copy !req
1499. You're funny.
Copy !req
1500. Don't ever say that again, to anybody.
Copy !req
1501. I know me. I ran that man down.
Copy !req
1502. You're speculating. I know you too.
Copy !req
1503. You're not capable of overriding a
lifetime of ethical superiority.
Copy !req
1504. I don't have the energy
to fight with you, Henry.
Copy !req
1505. Then muster some.
Copy !req
1506. Do you remember hitting him?
Copy !req
1507. Just a matter of time.
Copy !req
1508. Clock's run out.
Copy !req
1509. We're out of fucking time.
You're not taking the stand.
Copy !req
1510. Then I'll fire you, and C.P. will do it.
Copy !req
1511. You are the most brutally bullheaded client
I've ever had.
Copy !req
1512. This is easy. There's no witness.
Copy !req
1513. The prosecution can't prove you hit him
any more than you can.
Copy !req
1514. I've sprayed reasonable doubt all over
this case. Please, will you just...?
Copy !req
1515. Let me do my job. Let me do the talking.
Keep your mouth shut, you'll win.
Copy !req
1516. Yes. But I have to live here.
Copy !req
1517. You're impossible to defend.
Copy !req
1518. I'm...
Copy !req
1519. What happened to Reagan?
Copy !req
1520. You know, the jelly beans
and your horseshit legacy?
Copy !req
1521. Okay, so you're gonna swear in,
hand to God...
Copy !req
1522. and lie under oath
that you remember hitting him?
Copy !req
1523. I won't confess to something
I don't remember doing, okay?
Copy !req
1524. - You promise? Thank you.
- Yes. Yes.
Copy !req
1525. - I'll see you in court.
- I'm sorry. I just...
Copy !req
1526. I'll see you in court.
Copy !req
1527. Judge Palmer.
Copy !req
1528. Do you swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth...
Copy !req
1529. and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?
Copy !req
1530. I do.
Copy !req
1531. You've been on the bench how long?
Copy !req
1532. Forty-two years.
Copy !req
1533. How many violent crimes
have you ruled on in that time?
Copy !req
1534. Objection. The defendant's history
as a judge is not relevant.
Copy !req
1535. Your Honor, the state has introduced
evidence that suggests a motive...
Copy !req
1536. for the alleged crime
related to the judge's duties.
Copy !req
1537. I'm entitled to rebut
that laughable presumption.
Copy !req
1538. Overruled.
Copy !req
1539. It's not something I keep track of.
Copy !req
1540. Would it surprise you to learn...
Copy !req
1541. that you presided
over 17 murder trials...
Copy !req
1542. 434 assaults...
Copy !req
1543. 12,942 civil cases?
Copy !req
1544. It would not.
Copy !req
1545. - Did you run over any of those folks?
- Objection.
Copy !req
1546. Rein it in, Mr. Palmer.
Copy !req
1547. Just lost your wife?
Copy !req
1548. Yes.
How long were you married?
Copy !req
1549. Fifty years.
Copy !req
1550. How did she pass?
Copy !req
1551. She spent the morning kneeling.
Copy !req
1552. She fussed over her hydrangeas.
Copy !req
1553. A blood clot formed in her left leg...
Copy !req
1554. and went to her heart.
Copy !req
1555. The day of the accident,
what did you do that morning?
Copy !req
1556. I buried your mother... Uh, my wife.
Copy !req
1557. Tough day. How did you feel?
Copy !req
1558. Tired.
Copy !req
1559. Tired...
Copy !req
1560. dark, raining.
Copy !req
1561. Do you remember hitting the victim?
Copy !req
1562. I do not.
Copy !req
1563. Thank you.
Copy !req
1564. Nothing further.
Copy !req
1565. Would it be fair to say
that you disliked Mark Blackwell?
Copy !req
1566. Yes.
Copy !req
1567. Wished him ill?
Copy !req
1568. I did.
Copy !req
1569. Dead?
Copy !req
1570. Yes.
Copy !req
1571. Deputy Hanson testified
that you told him...
Copy !req
1572. that only you were allowed
to drive that car.
Copy !req
1573. Not even your late wife.
Copy !req
1574. It's my car.
Copy !req
1575. But now a man's blood,
a man that you hate...
Copy !req
1576. was found on a car that only you drive.
Copy !req
1577. But you don't know how it got there.
Copy !req
1578. I do not. No.
Copy !req
1579. A six-foot-one, 220-pound man...
Copy !req
1580. that's a pretty big old boy,
on a steel bicycle.
Copy !req
1581. But you're in the dark about it all.
Copy !req
1582. Objection. Asked and answered.
Copy !req
1583. Overruled.
Copy !req
1584. Correct.
Copy !req
1585. So on one of the worst days of your life...
Copy !req
1586. you enter the mini-mart...
Copy !req
1587. you see a man you hate...
Copy !req
1588. Objection. Argumentative.
Copy !req
1589. Let him finish.
Copy !req
1590. You see a man that you hate,
and minutes later...
Copy !req
1591. you've altered your route...
Copy !req
1592. and both you and that man
are on the same road at the same time...
Copy !req
1593. only you're in your car
with his blood on it...
Copy !req
1594. and he's in a ravine with his kidneys
ruptured and his back broken...
Copy !req
1595. and you don't remember hitting him?
Copy !req
1596. I do not.
Copy !req
1597. Huh.
Copy !req
1598. So you're telling this court...
Copy !req
1599. under oath, which I know
you understand better than most...
Copy !req
1600. that a man who killed somebody
on your watch...
Copy !req
1601. a man you released...
Copy !req
1602. who drowned a 16-year-old girl...
Copy !req
1603. a man that you absolutely hate...
Copy !req
1604. on the worst day of your life...
Copy !req
1605. and you have the perfect opportunity
to balance the scales of justice...
Copy !req
1606. and your testimony is that you didn't
seize that chance and kill him.
Copy !req
1607. No.
Copy !req
1608. No further questions.
Copy !req
1609. That's not my testimony.
Copy !req
1610. Sir, how have I mischaracterized
your testimony?
Copy !req
1611. Objection. He said no more questions.
Copy !req
1612. Your Honor?
Copy !req
1613. My testimony is...
Copy !req
1614. that I don't remember hitting him.
Copy !req
1615. Your Honor, may I request a brief recess?
Copy !req
1616. Denied.
Copy !req
1617. Mr. Palmer...
Copy !req
1618. Judge Palmer...
Copy !req
1619. do you think you
killed him intentionally?
Copy !req
1620. Objection. Calls for speculation.
Move to strike.
Copy !req
1621. Yes.
Copy !req
1622. Order.
Copy !req
1623. Order, order! Settle down.
Copy !req
1624. Thank you, Your Honor.
No further questions.
Copy !req
1625. Redirect, judge?
Copy !req
1626. Okay.
Copy !req
1627. So you think you did it?
Copy !req
1628. - Correct.
Okay. You think.
Copy !req
1629. But not because you remember hitting him.
Copy !req
1630. That's right.
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1631. No, your opinion is you hit him on purpose.
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1632. - Correct?
- I just said yes.
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1633. Why do you think you can't remember?
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1634. My wife just died.
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1635. Undergoing any medical treatment?
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1636. Objection. Relevance?
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1637. - Goes to state of mind, Your Honor.
Overruled.
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1638. You and I are finally done.
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1639. - We're not done.
We are.
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1640. - C.P., you're up.
- Sit down, Mr. Kennedy.
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1641. You're done when you answer me.
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1642. No, no, no.
- Answer it.
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1643. - You're not my lawyer!
- You're a witness. Answer my question.
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1644. I'm of sound mind and body,
and it's none of your goddamn business...
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1645. - Sit down! I'm not done.
- None, none, none!
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1646. - Sit down!
- Gentlemen!
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1647. Judge Palmer.
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1648. It's your right to seek other counsel
if you so choose.
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1649. But you'll have to do so
after you've completed your testimony.
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1650. Yes, sir.
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1651. I'll ask you again:
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1652. Undergoing any medical treatment?
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1653. Yes or no?
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1654. Chemotherapy.
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1655. For how long?
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1656. Six months.
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1657. Chemo, that's cancer?
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1658. Yes. Prognosis?
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1659. It's advanced.
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1660. Did your doctor caution you against
the potential side effects of chemotherapy?
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1661. - Yes, he did.
- What are they?
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1662. Nausea, fatigue, loss of appetite...
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1663. Delusions, fits of anger,
depression, memory loss?
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1664. Yeah, but none of that applies to me.
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1665. Really?
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1666. What would happen to all the cases
you presided over...
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1667. if it were determined
that your mental actuality was diminished?
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1668. Objection.
Counsel is trying to prejudice the jury.
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1669. Overruled.
- All those trials...
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1670. they would be declared mistrials,
would they not?
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1671. Potentially, yes.
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1672. A stain on your reputation.
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1673. You'd do anything to avoid that,
would you not?
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1674. - No, no, no!
- Then why don't you remember...
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1675. seeing Blackwell that night?
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1676. I remember him. I just don't recall, uh...
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1677. hitting that son of a bitch.
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1678. What do you remember?
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1679. I remember he, uh...
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1680. opened his disgusting mouth.
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1681. What could he possibly have said?
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1682. Hey, judge.
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1683. Sorry to hear about your wife.
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1684. You know...
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1685. she ain't buried
more than 50 feet from Hope.
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1686. I'm not gonna have to walk too far
to piss on both graves.
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1687. He got them.
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1688. No.
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1689. Doesn't add up.
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1690. I don't buy it. It can't be the first time
someone's insulted you. It's your job.
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1691. Why did you go easy on him the first time?
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1692. Of all the judges in Indiana,
the one with the tightest...
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1693. You gave him 30 days.
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1694. He threatened her,
discharged a firearm at her residence.
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1695. That's six months. A year.
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1696. Easy.
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1697. What was your reasoning?
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1698. A hundred and 80 days, that's solid.
Maybe he'd have cooled off.
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1699. Maybe he doesn't kill Hope.
Maybe we're not here.
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1700. Of all the years you sat on that bench...
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1701. all the people that stood before you,
the leniency...
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1702. the understanding, the free ride
goes to Mark Blackwell?
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1703. How do you explain that lapse in judgment?
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1704. I looked at him and saw you.
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1705. Same willful disobedience...
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1706. same recklessness.
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1707. I looked at him and saw my middle son.
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1708. My little boy.
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1709. My little boy.
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1710. I watched him cry right there.
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1711. I wanted to put my arms around him and
tell him it didn't have to be like this.
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1712. I wanted someone to help him...
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1713. like I'd want someone to help my boy...
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1714. If he lost his way.
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1715. It was my chance to be...
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1716. that someone. Is that so much to ask?
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1717. - Maybe so. Maybe so.
- I have memories.
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1718. Of us.
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1719. You, me.
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1720. Then I don't.
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1721. How come?
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1722. Why?
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1723. Why? Heh, heh.
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1724. Why?
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1725. I looked at you and I saw him.
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1726. Your Honor,
may the deputy please approach?
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1727. Last question: This man's been your bailiff
for 22 years. What is his name?
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1728. Gus.
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1729. You don't know?
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1730. Uh...
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1731. I'd like to go home now, okay?
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1732. Nothing further, Your Honor.
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1733. Hey.
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1734. - You okay?
- I don't know.
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1735. Depends on the verdict.
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1736. I'm Carla's dad, right?
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1737. This again?
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1738. Why can't you just let it go?
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1739. - She's fine.
- Of course she is.
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1740. She was born nine months after I split.
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1741. Either that or you cheated on me.
Either way, it's not fine.
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1742. One version is slightly less not fine
than the other.
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1743. And the thing is... Listen.
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1744. God, this is ugly.
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1745. Here it is. I met Carla
at the tavern. Blind.
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1746. Okay? I'm there with Dale and Glen, and...
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1747. He's her father.
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1748. - He who's her father?
- Yeah, Glen doesn't know.
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1749. Not my... My brother?
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1750. - It was just the one time...
- Glen? That fucker?
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1751. - What?
- What do you mean, what?
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1752. - Glen?
- You left!
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1753. Fuck off! I went to a Metallica concert.
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1754. And you never came back!
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1755. He was broken, he was sweet, he was
almost normal. I needed a little normal.
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1756. That makes me what?
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1757. A more superior prick
who never shit between two shoes.
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1758. Damn it, Hank.
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1759. I loved you then and I love you now. I do.
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1760. I love how you are simultaneously...
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1761. the most selfish
and the most generous person I know.
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1762. I love how you hate a bully
while you're being one.
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1763. But your constant second-guessing
of others, that crystal-ball bullshit?
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1764. That hyper-verbal vocabulary-vomit thing
that you do.
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1765. I disappeared around you, Hank.
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1766. Say it again.
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1767. All of it?
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1768. Yep.
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1769. Jury entering. All rise.
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1770. Be seated.
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1771. Mr. Foreman, have you reached a verdict?
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1772. We have, Your Honor.
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1773. What say you in the matter of
the State of Indiana v. Joseph Palmer...
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1774. on the charge of murder
in the first degree?
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1775. We find the defendant not guilty.
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1776. And on the lesser included charge
of voluntary manslaughter?
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1777. We find the defendant guilty.
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1778. Order.
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1779. Move for sentencing, Your Honor.
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1780. This case has been a
most tragic occurrence...
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1781. as I am required
to impose an appropriate sentence.
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1782. But as you know all too well, sir...
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1783. that is the job.
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1784. I am therefore sentencing you
to serve four years in state prison.
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1785. Sentence is to begin forthwith.
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1786. Deputy, please take Judge Palmer
into custody.
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1787. Order.
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1788. Dad? Dad?
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1789. Yeah. Yeah.Dad.
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1790. I've always been proud of you.
Always will be.
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1791. - Yeah.
- Always will be.
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1792. - Come here. Say goodbye to Dad.
- Come here.
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1793. Listen to me.
You're a strong man, not a boy, okay?
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1794. I need you to look after your brother
for me. Now, can you do that?
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1795. - Okay?
- Okay, Dad.
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1796. And this camera. I know
it's a buffer for you.
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1797. Use it.
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1798. - But you don't need it. Okay?
Okay, Dad.
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1799. Okay.
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1800. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
thank you for your service.
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1801. You're excused.
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1802. This court is adjourned.
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1803. - Do we expect an appeal?
- No.
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1804. Ninety percent of the country
believes in ghosts...
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1805. less than a third in evolution.
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1806. Thirty-five percent can...
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1807. correctly identify Homer Simpson
and the town in which he resides.
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1808. Less than 1 percent knows
the name Thurgood Marshall.
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1809. But when you put 12 Americans together
on a jury and you ask for justice...
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1810. something just south of brilliance
happens.
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1811. Often as not, they get it right.
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1812. You know, uh...
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1813. six weeks we prepped Burke's mistress
for the infamous Hank Palmer cross.
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1814. And you went easy on her.
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1815. I did?
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1816. Might cost you your job.
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1817. Well, you know, when you lose...
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1818. you lose. Heh.
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1819. And when you're on a streak,
you know, you just...
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1820. stick with it.
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1821. Sign here and here to take possession.
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1822. Whew.
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1823. You look good. You warm enough?
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1824. Yeah. Too warm?
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1825. Knock it off.
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1826. Glen and Dale stopped for more bait.
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1827. Ooh.
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1828. - Remember you used to bring these home?
- Yeah. Give me some.
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1829. - Here.
- Give me some to take home too.
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1830. - There you go.
- You little gremlins, you inhaled these.
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1831. - Remember? Inhaled them. Ha, ha.
- Sure.
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1832. Till Dale jerked a filling out,
ruined it for everybody.
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1833. Yeah.
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1834. - Your mother nailed me for it.
- Mm.
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1835. Fucking Dale.
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1836. He's the greatest.
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1837. - Want some water?
- No.
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1838. Remember what you'd say
if you thought I had one on me?
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1839. "Where my Bit O' Honey, old man?"
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1840. - Worked every time.
- Yeah.
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1841. You are.
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1842. - I am? What?
- Yeah.
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1843. Question you asked me
about best lawyer and all?
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1844. You picked the fella you work with.
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1845. I choose you.
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1846. You know...
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1847. Glen could've really been something.
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1848. No doubt about it.
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1849. Yeah.
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1850. Yep.
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1851. Five bucks I catch a sunfish before you.
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1852. Feeling lucky.
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1853. Come on, come on.
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1854. That's nothing.
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1855. Dad?
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1856. Dad?
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1857. Close your eyes.
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1858. Green, orange. Go. Close your eyes.
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1859. One, two, three. Closing, closing, closing.
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1860. You didn't make it.
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1861. Thanks for doing this. It's nice.
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1862. Um...
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1863. I'm gonna close the place early tonight.
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1864. If you wanna come by around,
I don't know, 9-ish, let's say...
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1865. I'll save a piece of pie for you.
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1866. - Where you going?
Get some air.
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1867. Hey.
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1868. I just wanted to, you know,
have a moment before you run out.
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1869. Just gonna get some air.
- I know, but you disappear.
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1870. I just wanna...
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1871. Palmer, you asshole!
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1872. I'm right here!
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1873. I'm from here!
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