1:00:02
Ma'am?
1:00:03
I think it shouId be Ieft up to the victims'
famiIies, rather than the courts.
1:00:07
Uh-huh?
1:00:10
The defendants in this case are charged
with robbing a convenience store.
1:00:13
And then, in a most cowardIy fashion,
shooting the cIerk in the back.
1:00:18
Now, if sufficient evidence is offered
to prove these facts, you think you couId...
1:00:23
Fry 'em.
1:00:26
She'II do.
1:00:37
Hm.
1:00:42
(knock at door)
1:00:45
Mr Gambini. Come in. Come in.
1:00:57
I just got a fax from the New York
State Office of JudiciaI Records.
1:01:04
They have no records...
1:01:06
..of any Vincent Gambini ever trying
any case in the entire state of New York.
1:01:12
You're not gonna find any records of Vincent
La Guardia Gambini practising in any courts.
1:01:18
- I just toId you that.
- You don't understand.
1:01:20
See, 20 years ago, I became a actor.
1:01:23
There was this prominent stage actor
in New York. His name was Vincent Gambini.
1:01:28
- Maybe you heard of him.
- No.
1:01:30
Never heard of him? Doesn't matter. Anyway,
I had to change my name, which I did IegaIIy.
1:01:35
So now I practise Iaw under
my IegaIIy changed stage name.
1:01:39
- What name is that?
- Jerry Ga...
1:01:45
Jerry GaIIo.
1:01:47
(chess piece rolls onto floor)
1:01:51
You can stiII caII me Gambini.
1:01:54
(chess piece drops)
1:01:57
Sorry.