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If you are, I've got better things

to do with my time.

Oh Jesus.

Get a doctor.

I couldn't read

your writing in some places.

I think I got most of it, -

- but I have to ask you

some more questions.

Carl?

Carl?

Carl!

Have you told me everything?

Have you told me everything?

Piece of cake.

Maybe it won't bother a jury that your

fingerprints were all over her body.

And, possibly, they won't mind

that you carried a big knife.

They'll probably understand.

She was dead anyway. Why not rob her?

And maybe I'll play quarterback

for the Redskins next season.

Tell me that you did it.

I'll ask the judge for mercy

and save us both a headache.

"Michael was there -

before me. "

Michael. Michael who?

And eyes?

What color were his eyes? Brown.

All right. And his hair?

Dark hair.

And how tall was Michael?

Medium.

He had a tattoo on his hand?

Is there anything more

about Michael?

Can you remember anything more?

Doctor's here. Come on.

Good evening, Louis, Ansel.

I hear you're up for an appointment

to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals.

- Yes, I've heard those rumors.

- Don't bullshit a bullshitter.

They're more than rumors.

When's the announcement?

The president will make his choice known

by the end of the month.

That reminds me.

I'm scheduled to hear the Winslow trial.

It's gotta drag on into spring.

Would you consider making a change?

I'd like to clear my docket

in case the appointment comes through.

You're scheduled for -

- United States vs Anderson.

It looks pro forma.

Two weeks at the outside.

It'd make my life a lot simpler.

As a lifelong Democrat, I should do

my best to delay your appointment.

But, in the spirit of bipartisanship,

I don't have any problem with a change.

Excuse me, my prostate's shot.

Sitting on my ass too many years.

- Want a ride?

- No, thanks.

Okay

- Morty?

- Yeah?

I need some investigative help.

I can't do this one by myself.

We're a bit short-handed right now.

I know, but I've gotta find

a material witness.

Could this witness be a figment

of your client's imagination?

I don't know.

- Do you want a beer?

- Yeah, please.

- You think you could live without him?

- Yes, but my client can't.

I'll see if I can find you some money

for a private investigator.

- What if a witness doesn't materialize?

- Then it's a basic dog-and-pony show.

Circumstantial evidence.

We'll be dead in a week.

- Who's prosecuting?

- Some guy named Charlie Stella.

He's real hot sh*t in Baltimore. Wants

to be a senator after he's president.

Listen, Kath

Prosecution owes me a few.

How would you feel about

plea-bargaining to cut your losses?

My client has nothing to lose.

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