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Oh, you got to walk. I don't understand. I didn't do nothing.

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Why, of course not. Drugs beat up people all the time.

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There's nothing wrong with that. Let's get him downtown.

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There's a guy over here. Settle down.

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But I didn't do nothing. I was just trying to help this guy out, that's all.

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Hey, look, buddy, come on, huh? Give me a little break.

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Break? You get your phone call to your lawyer.

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I ain't got no lawyer.

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Call your family. They'll get you one.

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No, I ain't got nobody.

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Not even a friend someplace? You're going to need help, fella.

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Yeah. Yeah, I got a friend.

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I ain't sent.

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Sorry, Mr. Sanger's not here.

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Well, if it's that urgent, he's at City College.

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What's wrong with a cup of coffee after class?

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To discuss the study of law?

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Among other things.

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It's the other things I'm worried about.

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One of these days.

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What will you do? I'll ask again.

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Mr. Sanger, there's a telephone call for you in the administration office.

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The message is urgent.

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Hey, Mark, it's Becky. Becky Baker.

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Hey, man, how are you?

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Not so good, Mark. See, I, uh...

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Well, I got arrested, and they're going to lock me up, Mark.

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You got to... Could you help me out?

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Well, what'd you do?

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Nothing. Nothing, honest.

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Well, there's not much I can do on my own.

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But if you can stick it out for one hour.

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Just one hour.

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Okay, Mark. Thanks.

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Again? The answer is still no. No dates after class. Coffee or any other kind.

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Hey! That call. A friend of mine's in jail.

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Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

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You'll need a lawyer.

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I don't practice law, Mark. I teach it.

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Look, he's in trouble, and he's scared. Now, why don't you just tell him what the best thing to do is? That's all.

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I'd rather not.

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Why not? You're a lawyer. You know all the rules.

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Now, I'm not asking you to open up an office. I'm just asking you to talk to somebody.

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You don't understand.

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No, I don't.

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Now, you spend an hour in class talking about a system of agreements that produce justice.

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Does it all stop just because you close your book? Or because the bell rings?

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All right. But just to talk.

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Just to talk.

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And I'm just walking on off, see? And I hear they scream from the alley.

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So I look up there, and there's these two guys, and they're beating up on this other guy, see?

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So I go in there and say, hey, come on, knock it off. I'm trying to separate them, you know?

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And I throw a couple of lips in the right of them, and it's no good.

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And then all of a sudden, one of them clobbers me or something.

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The next thing I remember is that the cops are there, and I'm arrested.

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What about the other two guys?

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Oh, they're long gone. I'm the only one left here to grab, see?

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So you got to do something, I'm asking.

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How about it?

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An attorney can have Mr. Baker released by calling a judge and getting rid.

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I didn't do nothing wrong, so why should it cost me?

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The only other thing I can suggest is that you spend the night here and ask for an early arraignment, at which time the judge will set bail.

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Bail?

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Oh, you'll get it back when you show for trial.

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Oh, come on, man. You're flat on the canvas before round one's even started.

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Yeah, but you don't know what it's like. What can I do to a guy being in here, Doc?

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You didn't bail the guy, did you?

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No. No, I didn't.

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Then you'll be acquitted.

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See, I can't prove that I didn't do it.

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You don't have to. The prosecution has to prove that you did.

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Besides, the guy in the hospital, when he comes to, he'll tell what happened, won't he?

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I guess so.

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Mark, you got to get me out of here, huh? Mark.

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Okay, okay.

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Excuse me.

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How does he get his money out of the bank for bail?

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He just signs a power of attorney and his lawyer will get it out for him.

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Well, you can do that for him, can't you?

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I'm sorry, Mark. No.

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Well, why not? It's not like taking his case and going to court.

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I agreed to give advice, remember? That's all.

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You can get his money out for him.

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Power of attorney and his bank book are all you need.

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Pure. Anything you say, teach.

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Do I get a grade for the exercise?

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That's all.

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Good night, Mr. Baker.

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Good night.

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Mark, I'll take care of it myself.

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Just tell them to give you your key.

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Yeah, sure. Sure, Mark.

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You know, you could have made it real big.

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You know that, Mark?

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With you in my corner, I could have been champ.

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It was a nice dream you and me had once together, wasn't it, Mark?

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We still have something, Peggy.

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Welcome home.

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Thanks.

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Would you like a sandwich?

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No.

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Class go all right?

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Beautiful.

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Good lesson on rich man's law versus poor man's law.

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That's provocative.

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Take a man like you, or anybody who looks like a good, solid citizen.

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Now, if he gets busted by mistake,

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how long do you figure that he has to stay in that cage?

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An hour? Maybe two?

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No, it's just a quick call to the lawyer, and he's out.

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Not always.

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No? Well, I've spent enough time in jails watching fathers and mothers and lawyers

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come to get their kids to know how it happens.

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Well, you just sat.

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Well, I just sat because I didn't have any connections or money or anything.

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Now, poor man's law kept me there.

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I take it you got your call.

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Yeah, I went to see him.

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I need a lawyer and a notary public.

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Well, there are five or six I can think of who handle criminal cases within Mr. Baker's means.

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The best one for a felony assault would be...

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How'd you know it was a felony assault?

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Do you think you can get an urgent call from jail without me getting curious enough to phone down

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and find out what it's all about?

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Oh, by the way, a power of attorney is a standard form,

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and almost all the notaries will have them handy.

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Do they tell you that, too?

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No.

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Only that you got his room key released to you to get his bank book.

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I've known Baker for years.

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He never beat up that man.

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Look, I want to show you something.

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Here. Look at this. This is it.

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All he's got.

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Just a little over a thousand bucks, a cushion if he gets sick and can't work.

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And you know where it's going.

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To pay a lawyer to get him off for a crime he didn't commit.

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I didn't get all the details, but the arresting officers wouldn't have booked him unless they had enough evidence.

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Evidence? Just because they found him standing near the man who was beaten?

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Just because he was drunk?

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No, Mark, because the victim identified Mr. Baker as the man who assaulted him.

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You have a prisoner here, Baker.

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I need to get a power of attorney to get his bail money.

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This lady's a notary.

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He's not here.

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Well, can't we wait here till he gets back from arraignment?

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You'll have a long wait. Arraignment's the day after tomorrow.

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But where is he? If he hasn't been arraigned, then bail hasn't been set yet.

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He's out on a writ.

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That means a lawyer.

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First he tells me he's innocent. A witness says he's not.

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Then he says he needs bail and a lawyer. And now he doesn't need either.

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Well, if he didn't need me, why did he call me?

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Are you sure?

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Well, maybe he's asleep. Did you bang on the door?

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Okay.

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Tell him to call Mark Sanger, please. Thank you.

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Not at home?

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No. Maybe he went to work.

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Messenger service. Molloy speaking.

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Arnold Baker, please.

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Baker, he's not here. We suspended him.

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Suspended him? What for? He hasn't been convicted yet.

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So he's suspended till he's convicted. Then he's fired.

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And if he isn't convicted, he loses his pay for the suspension. Now what kind of a ordeal is that?

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Look, buddy, I don't make the law and I don't make the rules.

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If you want him, look for him in the big-time bar.

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When this is over, Bakey ought to sue them for his back pay.

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Didn't they tell you you can't practice law without a license?

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I'm not practicing law. I'm trying to help a friend.

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Help him how? He's out on a writ, isn't he?

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He's obviously in good hands if someone got him one.

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And if he really needed his bank book, he'd be here to get it.

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Oh, come on. Come on. I know what it looks like.

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But last night I saw a scared, lonely man in trouble.

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He called me because there was nobody else. Nobody.

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Now who let him out and why? That's what I want to know.

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Why don't you go and find out?

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Yeah, that jail, that's the worst place I ever been in.

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I don't want to ever have to go back to a place like that again.

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Hey. Hey, Mark! Hi.

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Hi. Hi, Mark, old buddy. How are you?

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I... I was gonna call you.

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When? I've been looking all over for you.

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Yeah? Well, you know, after last night,

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I had to come down here, get my head put back on my shoulders, you know?

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Hey, Mark, I want you to meet Frank Bolo.

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Frank Olsen's joined. This is Mark Sanger.

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What do you say? Hi. Mark's an old-time friend of mine.

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One time I was training him, put him in a fight game.

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Come on. Sit down. How did you get out?

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Oh, well, uh, Frank spunk me.

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Yeah, you know what that man did?

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He found out I was in trouble, see?

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So he got his lawyer. His lawyer come down there,

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and he got me out. I was like that.

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Binky, the guy in the hospital, he said you did hit him.

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Yeah, Mark, yeah, I know. I know that.

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But why would he say that?

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I don't know. Maybe he mistook me for somebody else, see?

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Because I couldn't see too good myself.

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It was kind of like half dark.

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All right, then. You're out. You got yourself a good lawyer.

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And I guess all you need now is this for your bail.

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Oh, yeah, my bankbook. Thanks, Mark.

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Mark, you know, there ain't gonna be no need for bail.

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How about that, huh, Ray?

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My lawyer explained the whole thing.

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What whole thing? The rents only go till the arraignment.

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Then they'll set bail till the trial.

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Oh, but there ain't gonna be no trial, neither.

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Not like what you call a real trial, you know.

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I got down there, Mark. My lawyer told me.

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And I went to the courtroom, and the judge, the lawyer, he says...

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I didn't understand it so good when he told me.

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Frank, you know how to tell them, right?

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Sure. Now, this is Bakie's first offense.

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He's got no record, so he's gonna skip the trial by jury and go directly to the judge.

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My lawyer's down at the DA's office now.

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And he's gonna get him a suspended sentence.

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What?

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He's gonna cop a plea, don't you understand? He's gonna plead guilty.

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But you're innocent.

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But he's off.

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Off what?

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Look, Bakie, you have a job. You're bonded.

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When you plead guilty, it's a conviction, Dick.

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A felony conviction.

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Look, you lose your job just like that.

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At least I won't be in jail.

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If he's innocent, he's innocent. Why should he plead guilty?

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Might be an easy way out.

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Suppose he really did do it.

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He's been telling everyone he didn't.

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But suppose he really did.

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It's an easy out.

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I pleaded guilty because I made a deal.

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Then you think he did it.

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Mark, it's a possibility.

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Not to me. What motive did he have?

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He didn't even know the man.

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Nobody needs an introduction before starting a drunken brawl.

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And nobody needs an introduction when he runs to help a guy either.

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Fighting with the other two men would account for his bruised fists.

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And how did the police find him?

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Running? No. He was standing right there trying to help the other man.

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Or too drunk to move.

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If he could punch, he could run.

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Now you know what a fighter's legs are like.

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All right, it's iffy.

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But you still can't get away from the victim, Wilson.

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He's lying. Why?

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I don't know. He just is.

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I've got to go.

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Who are you calling?

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County Hospital. See if Wilson's still there.

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We are cutting ourselves in, aren't we?

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All the way.

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Now you testified that you saw Mr. DeLongo beat his wife.

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Is that right? Yes.

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You don't like Mr. DeLongo, do you?

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No.

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I object! You're putting words in her mouth!

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No, I'm only trying to show that the witness hates DeLongo and could be lying!

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Both counsels will address only the bench.

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It should only please the court!

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The expression, Mr. Freeman, is may it please the court.

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You may all return to your seats now.

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The technique was somewhat primitive, but Mr. Freeman had the right idea.

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Perhaps the witness was lying.

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If so, it was his job to show it.

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Justice in our courts is based on truth.

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And until all the truth is revealed, real justice cannot be done.

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When do we learn about operating behind the laws and making private deals?

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I'm not sure I understand you, Mr. Sanger.

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When do we learn how to bend the law and make it work for our own convenience?

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Mr. Sanger, if you have some special question, I would suggest you consult me after class, which is just about now.

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That was very rude!

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You talk about the law like the rules really exist.

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They do.

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Do they? Then Bakey should go scot-free. But you know what he's doing?

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He's pleading guilty to get a suspended sentence because it's easier.

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Theoretically, that's wrong.

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But then I have no control over the practical realities of everyday life.

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Except to run away from them.

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Mr. Sanger.

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Well, you do, don't you?

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You hide behind that textbook and preach at us from a nice, safe place because it's easier.

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Look, why don't you just tell us the truth, that we should study practical realities and learn how to make deals?

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Granted, ours is an imperfect system.

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And it's the people involved that must make it work.

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The people involved are Bakey Baker.

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Too scared to think about truth and too confused to think about justice.

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Now, what do you do about it?

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Well, a person does what does.

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Not a person. You.

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Maria Wakeman. Teacher. And student of law.

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Now, what do you do when your precious law is kicked and beaten out of shape?

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Theoretically.

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Theoretically. You are so hung up in your books that nobody can touch you.

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Not a poor man thrown in jail.

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Not a guy asking for a date, a coffee date.

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Not even a student asking for help.

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Don't you understand I am asking you for help?

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There is nothing that I can do for your friend.

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It's not my friend I'm talking about. It's me.

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Look, I believe everything you said to us about the law.

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That is how it should work. And now I see it.

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It's right under my nose and it smells.

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Now, that was practical reality.

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Now, that was practical reality. Deal with it.

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Yes, I was on duty that night. I would have examined Mr. Wilson.

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I'd like to know his physical condition when he was brought in by the police.

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He was the man who was beaten by the fighter, wasn't he?

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Allegedly beaten by the X-Fighter.

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What?

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Legal nitpicking, doctor.

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Thank you, counselor, to keep your legalese out of the investigation.

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A cluttered suit is a good thing.

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I'm sorry, sir.

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I'm sorry, sir.

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I'm sorry, sir.

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I'm sorry, sir.

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I'm sorry, sir.

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Law and legalese out of the investigation are cluttered things up.

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I'm sorry.

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Factually, he's right.

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Then let him save it for the court room, if he ever makes it to one.

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Yes. Here it is.

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Wilson, Charles, admitted at 8.14 p.m.

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Just his physical condition, please.

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Uh, contusions and abrasions about the face and head.

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Mild concussion.

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Ribs on both sides fractured.

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I don't suppose you want to know the exact ones?

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No.

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Right shoulder badly wrenched.

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Left kneecap badly damaged as though from a kick.

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hands and knuckles showed evidence...

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Did you say a kick?

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As though from.

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Fighters don't kick.

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Well, apparently this one did.

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As a matter of fact, he gave the kind of going over only a fighter could.

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The victim was brought here to County Hospital, Doctor, but the suspect was taken downtown.

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Now, how did you know the victim had been allegedly beaten by a fighter?

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The ambulance attendant told me.

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Look at your records.

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Particularly where it says, ribs on both sides fractured from blows.

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If you didn't know an ex-fighter was involved, what would you surmise?

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I'm not sure I know what you mean.

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Well, if you'd been told, nothing at all.

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Well, I suppose I would have assumed...

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that Wilson was beaten by two men.

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Thank you, Doctor. Now, would you please write that up and send it to my office?

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Our young counselor will need it.

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He was staggering toward me, so I started to walk wide around him.

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You know, like you do with drunks.

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Where was he coming from? Which direction?

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Well, let's see. I'd cross a lemon.

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Guess he was coming from Walcott.

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Thank you.

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Then what happened?

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Well, he asked me something I couldn't understand.

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He was kind of mumbling.

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I figured he was looking for a handout and tried to get past.

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That's when he grabbed me and punched me, pushed me into that alley.

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Boy, he could really hit.

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Obviously. You'll testify to all this, won't you?

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Hmm?

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Something the matter?

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Uh...

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A guy's lawyer came to see me and told me he was going to plead guilty.

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What do I got to testify for?

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Just in case he changes his mind.

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Oh. Sure.

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I, uh, I understand he'll only get a suspended sentence.

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That's what they say.

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Probably didn't mean any harm. Just drunk, that's all.

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I mean, a nice guy like him wouldn't hit anybody if it wasn't for old demon drink, huh?

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Probably not.

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Well, thank you, Mr. Wilson. May I have your address?

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Sure.

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What about saying Baker was coming from Walcott?

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Baker admits getting drunk in a big-time bar, he'd have been going toward Walcott.

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A nice guy like him wouldn't hit anybody.

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How does Mr. Wilson know that if they haven't met before?

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Mark's instincts are looking better all the time.

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Still, somebody is all his Wilson.

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Oh, for some reason.

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I'll start checking on it.

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You take care of the past, I'll take care of the present.

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You take care of the past, I'll take care of the present.

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Charles Wilson. Married, three children.

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Owns a $40,000 suburban home, mortgaged.

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Drives a late model sedan, his wife drives a station wagon.

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Neighbors say he's a nice fellow, never knew him to be in any kind of trouble.

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Now, neither his neighbors nor his wife knows it, but he makes $125 a week.

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What?

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That his only income?

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That's it. Nobody left him any money, nobody pays his bills for him.

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What's his job?

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The bar supply salesman. Glassware, napkins, coasters, that sort of thing.

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It's a cover.

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Brilliant, counselor.

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And he leads on his real source of income.

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I've checked out all his normal moves. He does his work, goes right home.

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If he's working a racket, he's doing it on his route.

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Here's a list of his customs.

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Bars, restaurants, clubs. Looks like a legitimate territory.

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Here's the first connection, big-time bar and grill.

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Didn't you say Becky hangs out there?

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She sure does.

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All right, Ed, you better check out this bar, see if you can nail anything down.

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I'll go with him.

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Don't you have a class tonight?

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I thought I'd skip it.

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Well, in that case, let's go out for dinner. It'll do you good.

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Thanks, Chief, but I wouldn't be good company.

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Hi.

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May I come in?

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Sure.

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This is a very interesting place.

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Yes, it is.

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Why don't you have a seat?

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I'll fix some coffee.

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I can only stay a minute.

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You're not surprised to see me?

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I'm very glad to see you.

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Why didn't you come to class tonight?

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I don't know.

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I wanted to, but it made a difference to you?

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Of course.

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It makes a difference with any of my students.

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But I bet you don't go around checking up on them.

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I'm sorry I disturbed you.

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Maria, you're starting to get yourself involved.

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Maybe you're coming up from behind that desk now

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and you're looking past those books.

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Please don't.

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I feel like such a fool.

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For being here, for caring about somebody.

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And you do.

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Yeah?

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Come in.

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Hey, Mark, how are you?

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I'm sorry, I ain't dressed for company this time of night.

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Becky, can we talk to you?

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Yeah, yeah, sure.

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Come on in.

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Sit down here.

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You'll have to excuse me.

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The pajamas and the robe and all, you know.

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I was trying to get a little shut-eye on the kind of...

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Excuse me.

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Tomorrow I got to go to the court, you know.

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I guess I was kind of excited about it.

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Becky, how are you going to plead tomorrow?

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Mark, I thought about it good, like you told me to.

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Honest, honest I did.

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But Frank and the lawyer, they convinced me

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that I shouldn't change my mind.

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So I'll get out of here tomorrow and I'll tell them I'm guilty.

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But we're asking you to plead innocent, Mr. Baker.

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The facts are on your side.

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Yeah, I know the facts.

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I used to be a prize fighter in the ring, you know.

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And sometimes I go up against a guy who the record says

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that I was better than him, but I didn't always beat him.

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Sometimes I'd lose the fight, you see?

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So what difference does it make?

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Sometimes a thing like this, the facts, they don't mean anything.

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Becky, this isn't the ring.

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It's the courtroom.

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That makes it even worse, don't you see?

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You see, in the ring I could use this.

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Get in there, do my own fighting.

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But in the courtroom, no good.

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I got to let somebody else do the fight for me.

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Then let him fight.

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Don't throw in the towel.

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Throw in the towel?

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Hey, how do you like my she talks fight talk, huh?

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You're all right, miss.

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You see, OK.

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Now look at me, what do you see, huh?

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Nothing, nobody.

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It's never what they call a main event, you understand?

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But I go in there, I take my lumps,

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I take whatever money they give me,

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which sometimes wasn't too much all the time,

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but at least I can't go down there.

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They ain't gonna believe me.

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But to plead guilty to something you know you didn't do?

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Yeah.

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I know, but I figure,

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I figure I'm lucky to get out of it this easy, really.

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You see, why go around starting more trouble?

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Well, Becky, that's what it's for, to take care of trouble.

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So that you can get an even break.

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Even break, huh?

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Yeah, all right, Mark, let me tell you something.

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You go down there tomorrow,

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and you see me in that courtroom, all right?

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In front of all them jurors and the district attorney,

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and he says, uh, uh, ladies and gentlemen,

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I want you to look here at this broken-down,

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punch-drunk ex-price fighter, and so on and et cetera.

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What, you think they're gonna give me an even break?

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Then you'd rather take a felony conviction on your record.

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Yeah, you bet your sweet life I would, miss,

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yes, if it means staying out of that jail, that's it.

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Becky, listen.

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Baby, just listen to me, please.

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Now, you're going to need a job, right?

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Now, where are you going to work?

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You're not a kid anymore.

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And no matter where you go,

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they'll want to know about your record.

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Yeah, Mark, I know, I get it.

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You're two nice kids, I like it.

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And, uh, you, you're pretty, too.

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So, so, so why don't the two of you just go about your business

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and don't get mixed up in my troubles?

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I'm a old man, almost.

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Mark and Zoe, I took a lot of beatings in my time in the ring,

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so I'll have you... I'll take one more beating, that's all.

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Becky...

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Oh, forget it, forget it.

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Forget it now, come on.

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Miss, why don't you two go someplace

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where you can sit down and look at each other

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and, uh, and you can be glad that you're both young

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and that, uh, you each got somebody to be nice with.

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Uh, good night.

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Good night, Miss, thanks for coming over.

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Good night, Mr. Baker.

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Good night.

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Look, Mark...

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Mm-hmm. Mm. Night.

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Mark?

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Goin' plowin'

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Lovin' you

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Mm mm

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Mm mm

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Lovin' you

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Poor Bakey.

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Just going to take his beating and go on.

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Well, at least he can. He has enough courage.

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Courage?

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He wears a good mask. Inside he's alone and scared and wondering what's going to fall on him next.

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Why should something like this happen to a guy like him?

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Why not?

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It always does, doesn't it?

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Happens to the scared little people.

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You talking out of yourself now?

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I was born scared. Grew up scared.

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Why?

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Look in the mirror, Mark. You know why.

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That's no excuse.

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Not for a man, maybe. A fighter.

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But a woman? Me?

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I needed defenses. I needed walls. So I built them. Strong and high.

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So high that you couldn't see over them?

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What was there to see? More frightened people?

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There were so many of them the year I was a law clerk.

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Nobody ever calls a lawyer to say, hello, how are you, everything's fine.

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It's always trouble.

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I sat and listened to them.

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Helped them prepare their pitiful little cases.

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And watched them lose their homes, their families, go to jail.

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I cried then. Almost every night.

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I don't anymore.

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I drew a blank.

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How so?

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If Wilson has something extra going for him at the big time bar,

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neither the bartender nor Frank Bolo is ready to say what it is.

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Frank Bolo?

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He owns the place. He's the one helping Baker.

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Sounded very concerned.

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What does he say about Wilson?

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Just that... Thank you.

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Just that he's one of a dozen salesmen who call on him all the time, barely knows him.

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Not a hint of what Wilson might be peddling.

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What are the possibilities?

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Bootleg whiskey, narcotics, pornography, what?

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Did you say Wilson drove a late model sedan?

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Yeah.

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Where is it?

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I don't know.

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Where was it the night he was jumped?

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Was he walking toward it? Had he just left it?

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There was no mention of a car in the police report.

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All right, let's take a ride.

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Yes?

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Mrs. Wilson?

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Yes.

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I'm Sergeant Brown, Officer Whitfield.

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We're looking into your husband's case. May we come in?

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Yes, of course.

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Is anything wrong?

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It's just routine, Mrs. Wilson.

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Chief, this is Frank Bolo.

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Well, how do you do, Mr. Bolo?

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It's funny seeing you twice in the same night, Sergeant.

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When you started talking about Charlie Wilson, it made me start thinking.

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Here I've been doing all I could for Baky, and it's Charlie the one who's laid up in the hospital and hurting.

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So I thought I'd drop over and see if there's anything I could do.

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Isn't that right, Mrs. Wilson?

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Yes, you were very kind.

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What's the use of making a few bucks if you can't help out, right?

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We'll only be a minute.

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No, no, that's all right. I was just saying my goodbyes.

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Now, remember, if there's anything I can do, be sure to let me know.

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Thank you.

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You barely knew Wilson?

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That's what he said.

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That's what he said.

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What was it you wanted, Officer?

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We're trying to get your husband's case closed out, and we were wondering about his car.

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Oh. I guess you want us to get the car out of the police garage.

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I'll make arrangements to pick it up.

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We'll take care of it.

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Is there anything else?

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It's late, and you're tired.

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Anything else we want to know can just wait.

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Do you suppose Mr. Bolo came to tell her that Ed is investigating her husband?

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Maybe. She seemed upset enough.

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At least we know she doesn't have the car.

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I suppose somebody ought to say, find that car. So, find that car.

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Find that car.

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Policy slips. Numbers racket.

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That accounts for his high living.

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Think somebody was trying to rob him?

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Maybe him.

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Maybe he didn't have them paid off and they took it out of his hide.

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Well, whatever it was, we have very little time left to find out.

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When is Mr. Baker's arraignment?

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Anytime after ten tomorrow.

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What do you suggest, Chief?

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That we go back and see Mrs. Wilson.

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Raymond Lascoe, auto theft, two counts.

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How do you plead?

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Not guilty.

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Remand him to municipal court, section four for trial.

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Bail $2,000.

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Next.

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Arnold Baker.

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Mr. Baker.

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Arnold Baker, assault with intent to commit grievous bodily injury.

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How do you plead?

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May the attorney for the defense and I approach the bench, Your Honor.

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Well, hurry it up, gentlemen. There are a lot of cases to be disposed of.

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If it please, Your Honor, I have information on this case the court will want to hear.

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The court will listen to anything Chief Ironside has to say.

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In what capacity do you address the court, Chief?

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As police officer?

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And as amicus curiae, Your Honor.

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There was insufficient time for us to call the deputy district attorney.

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But with your permission, Your Honor, I suspect he will move to drop the charge.

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So moved, Your Honor.

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The charge as recommended by the deputy district attorney is dropped.

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And the court thanks Chief Ironside.

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Perhaps he'd be good enough to explain it to me when court is recessed.

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Next.

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Victor Leonard.

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Mr. Bollo.

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You're under arrest.

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Me? You're kidding.

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Your lawyer's handy. You better call him.

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I don't get it. What did I do?

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I told him what you did.

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Are you out of your mind? You know what they can do to you?

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They already know I was collecting numbers bets for you.

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And held out some of the dough that you took out of my hide.

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Would you shut your mouth?

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I would have.

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And taking the beating you had your goons lay on me.

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But you weren't happy with that.

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You had...

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You had to threaten her too.

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Well, you do anything you want to me, Frank.

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But you don't touch my wife.

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He won't be able to, Mr. Wilson. Not from where he's going.

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Mr. Bollo.

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What, uh...

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What, did he ever want to go ahead and, uh...

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Blame me for it?

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Were you guilty, the case would have been closed

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and no one would have found out what they really were doing.

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I... I still don't get it.

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It's simple, Mr. Baker.

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Mark went about tilting at windmills and he won.

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Not me.

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Well, you made enough noise to attract some help.

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I could have gotten Bacon a lot more trouble if I didn't get that help.

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From a lot of people.

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Mr. Baker, why don't you and I go ahead

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while Mr. Sanger explains to this young lady that he's employed

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and he's got to get back to his job.

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Chate.

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Carry your books to class tonight?

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We don't have a class tonight. Minor technicality.

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Oh, well, if I say yes,

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then our teacher-student relationship might be gone forever.

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It is now, anyway.

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But it could lead to...

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Yes, it could.

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Can I see you tonight?

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Yes.

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Any time, Mr. Sanger.

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Yes. Any time, Mr. Sanger.

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