1:44:13
Hey, Rusty! Come on.
1:44:15
Give the missus a big hug.
1:44:21
Nobody can say anything adequate
at a time like this.
1:44:24
We're very grateful,
very pleased it's all over.
1:44:28
I want to go home, now.
1:44:29
I'll talk to Nat. I'll phone him, tell him.
1:44:33
For the record, I have the highest regard
for Rusty Sabich.
1:44:36
You think you're out of a job?
1:44:41
You're the very best.
1:44:48
How'd you know what was behind
Larren's fear of the B file?
1:44:52
You question the judge's integrity?
1:44:55
With just cause, wouldn't you say?
1:44:58
You knew that file didn't have
a damn thing to do with my case.
1:45:01
Yet you let Larren know you'd drag it in
at any opportunity.
1:45:05
That it would come out
that he was taking bribes.
1:45:08
That Carolyn was the courier.
1:45:12
You blackmailed him, Sandy.
1:45:19
We speak now tonight...
1:45:22
...and these things
are never spoken of again.
1:45:26
Agreed?
1:45:31
Larren's divorce left him
in a state of disorder.
1:45:35
He was drinking too heavily and fell
into a relationship with a beautiful, but...
1:45:40
...self-serving woman.
1:45:43
The fact is...
1:45:45
...Larren himself grew suicidally depressed.
1:45:48
He wanted to resign from the bench.
1:45:51
Raymond Horgan talked him out of it.
1:45:54
Raymond knew he was taking bribes?
1:45:57
Larren told him.