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:19:00
Yeah. Well, I'm very sorry
about that, Edmund.

:19:02
But now that I'm on the case,
we will be petitioning

:19:04
the judge to reconsider your bail.
:19:06
We will be pursuing
many, many other options. OK?

:19:22
I know your little dirty side.
I know you.

:19:24
You're me.
:19:28
Come on.
:19:31
Ray, please tell me you are not
gonna represent that loser.

:19:35
That loser's daddy
is Culter Pharmaceuticals.

:19:39
I golf with him Tuesdays
at the Olympic Club.

:19:42
He's asked me, as a favor,
to defend his boy.

:19:45
I'm gonna do that.
Is that a problem?

:19:47
When you were assistant DA,
you used to love

:19:49
to nail bad guys' asses to the wall
like trophies.

:19:52
Raymond Porter. I wonder whatever
happened to "crime doesn't pay"?

:19:56
Gee, Delmarco, I don't know.
:19:58
Whatever happened to
"innocent until proven guilty"?

:20:01
I mean, do cops
ever make mistakes?

:20:03
How about you, Mike?
Ever make a mistake?

:20:07
Yeah, you know
what I'm talking about.

:20:13
Would you excuse us?
:20:14
I need to speak with Jessica
for a minute. In private.

:20:23
OK, that guy, Delmarco,
:20:26
tends to go off the deep end.
You be careful.

:20:28
Ray, you got a client
with a string of murders in his past.

:20:31
Wait a second, every defendant
has the right to his day in court.

:20:34
That young man
has no prior convictions...

:20:36
Ray.
:20:38
He's the guy.
I nabbed him in the act.

:20:40
Well, sometimes nabbing the bad guy
is the easy part.

:20:43
The hard part is learning how to relax.
:20:46
Yeah. Maybe you know someone
who could help you with that?

:20:51
I think about that night.
:20:54
I think about it all the time.
:20:59
Always thought you'd come back...

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