:36:00
Outline it for me.
:36:02
About a month ago...
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...the mother brought him
into the West End Pavilion Hospital.
:36:07
The boy was unconscious
from severe head injuries.
:36:10
She said he fell.
:36:12
The doctor says...
:36:13
...the head wounds were too symmetrical
to be the result of a fall.
:36:17
He told me...
:36:19
...he was treating a child whose mother
had crushed his head in a vise.
:36:25
We have any proof it was the mother?
You got the vise?
:36:27
Just the testimony of the child.
:36:30
When he sees the mother in
the courtroom, he'll recant. An iffy case.
:36:35
I've examined him several times and...
:36:38
...l think he's begun to trust me.
:36:39
Look, how many child abuse cases
does this office handle in a year?
:36:43
Over a thousand.
:36:45
Every one of them terrible.
:36:47
Every one of them heartbreaking.
:36:49
But I can't stop everything else
to take care of one case.
:36:52
You're going to have to get somebody else
to help you.
:36:56
You don't like me, do you?
:36:59
I think you've turned out to be
a damn good prosecutor.
:37:02
You're angry I didn't have to go
through the channels like everyone else.
:37:07
Clearly, you're not like everyone else.
:37:10
You think I got this job because
I fucked some fat-cat friend of Raymond's.
:37:18
Look, it's late....
:37:22
Come on, I'll drive you to your ferry.
:37:28
This is not the way to the ferry.
:37:30
I want you to meet somebody.
:37:32
Wendell, this is Rusty Sabich.
:37:37
He's a very important man in our office.
:37:40
He's going to help me
when we go to court.
:37:44
Remember what I told you about court?
:37:46
Yeah.
:37:48
Now, tell me.
:37:50
There's a judge and some nice people.
:37:53
They're called a jury.
:37:55
And you're gonna ask me questions.
:37:58
About what?