3:27:03
That's confusing the issue.
I'm not on trial.
3:27:07
You're not an expert on psychiatry,
but you made the diagnosis.
3:27:13
Yes.
3:27:17
The atmosphere is getting thick
in here. I'll wait in the hall.
3:27:25
Tom had nothing to do with it.
Nobody told me what to do.
3:27:29
- Sure.
- Will you take the case?
3:27:33
I'd much rather prosecute.
3:27:37
I guess I can't blame you.
3:27:44
- I'll take it.
- How do we plead?
3:27:48
- Your case depends on Maryk.
- How do I plead?
3:27:51
Not guilty.
You're a great naval hero.
3:27:58
Charge: mutiny.
3:28:00
Specification: Steven Maryk,
Lieutenant, US Naval Reserve. -
3:28:05
- While serving on board the
USS Caine, did on July 31, 1944. -
3:28:10
- Wilfully and without authority
relieve Lt. Commander Queeg.
3:28:16
Queeg was engaged in the exercise
of his command, the US being at war.
3:28:24
Steven Maryk, how say you to the
specification? Guilty or not guilty?
3:28:31
- Not guilty.
- How say you to the charge?
3:28:34
Not guilty.
3:28:41
The prosecution
is prepared to prove -
3:28:44
- That the removal of Lt. Commander
Queeg was not justified. -
3:28:49
- And consequently,
constituted a mutiny.
3:28:53
We will submit psychiatric testimony
establishing without a doubt -
3:28:58
- That Lt. Commander Queeg is sane
and should not have been relieved.