:11:00
If the evidence is compelling enough,
I'm sure the jury will agree. Excuse me.
:11:04
I'm trying to prevent
a miscarriage of justice.
:11:10
I'm talking about evidence
a jury may never have a chance to hear.
:11:14
You have a reputation for fairness.
:11:16
- Chelsea Deardon's a client I can believe in.
- Like Howard Marchek?
:11:22
That's it?
:11:24
- That's the entire extent of your curiosity?
- On the contrary.
:11:27
Twenty-seven relatives, a talking dog?
:11:29
I can't wait to see what's next.
See you in court.
:11:35
Clients of yours?
:11:39
You got to get that done this afternoon.
:11:43
Got it. Right.
:11:49
Tom.
:11:50
Tom.
:11:51
You got a handkerchief?
:11:53
You got a handkerchief?
:11:55
Yeah, sure. God.
:11:58
That is my table. I sit there every day.
:12:01
I'm sorry.
:12:03
- Tom, I need your legal opinion.
- Not now, I need to see Bowers.
:12:07
My client slams his truck
through the window of a 7-Eleven.
:12:10
He breaks a customer's leg,
bangs up the clerk with bruises.
:12:13
You got a problem.
:12:14
Okay look, my client is driving,
but he is also with a woman...
:12:18
who's resting her head in his lap actively.
:12:21
What are you talking about?
Speak English, Ed.
:12:24
Resting her head with affection.
:12:26
This breaks his concentration
on driving, and....
:12:31
I can build a case on this.
:12:33
Ultimately, the accident is her fault
and not his.
:12:36
- What do you think?
- I'd sell the screen rights.
:12:43
A drink for you, sir?
:12:45
- Yeah. No.
- You're late. Cause me stress.
:12:49
Doctor says I'm supposed to
cut down on stress.
:12:52
These pills kill the acid in the coffee...
:12:54
before the acid in the coffee kills me.