Absence of Malice
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- and the right to retain counsel.
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I inform them further that anything
they say during the course of this...

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This inquiry, may be taken down
and used against them.

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- Anybody here want a lawyer?
- No.

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Miss Carter, you brought your own.
Mr Gallagher, do you want a lawyer?

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- No.
- Good. No more room in here anyway.

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Anybody wanna read the paper?
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It says, ''strike force inVestigating
a DA suspecting bribes''.

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It's the damnedest story you ever read.
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Nobody in this department
ever read a story quite like that.

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I'll tell you what we're gonna do.
We're gonna sit here and talk about it.

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If you get tired of talking here,
Mr Elving Patrick there -

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- will hand you a subpoena and we'll
go talk in front of the grand jury.

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We'll talk all day if you want to.
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But come sundown, there's gonna be
two things true that ain't true now.

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One is that the United States
Department of Justice is gonna know -

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- what in the good Christ, excuse me,
Angie, is going on around here.

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And the other's I'm gonna
have somebody's ass in my briefcase.

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Elliott?
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Jim?
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EIVing, hand whichever one
of these fellas you like a subpoena.

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We'll go talk in front of the grand jury.
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- Gallagher's a government witness.
- Wonderful thing, subpoena.

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He's working on Diaz, reporting to me.
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Your arrangements include
campaign contributions?

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I'm talking about $9,000.
Cashier's checks. It's all in the file.

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- What file?
- Rosen's inVestigation file.

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- No inVestigation without a file, Jim.
- Let me see that.

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It says you met with Gallagher
and didn't report it.


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