First Monday in October
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:11:01
May I come in, sir?
:11:03
Of course. What the hell do
you think you're here for?

:11:06
Thank you, sir.
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Don't knock. It's highly unlikely
you'll ever catch me

:11:11
on the couch with
Miss Radabaugh.

:11:13
Yes, sir.
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Well, we got one complaint about you.
You're too goddamn polite.

:11:17
And stop being scared of me, Mason.
You got the job.

:11:20
Yes, sir. Would you care for some tea,
Mr. Justice, or a Scotch?

:11:25
Maybe I'd better have both. No, I don't
wanna overdo it. Forget the tea.

:11:29
Yes, sir.
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Now, this supports your position
on Abbott v. Omnitech.

:11:35
Forget Omnitech.
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But it's at the top of the order list.
:11:40
- It's gonna get struck.
- Why?

:11:44
My brave brethren on the court
are too chicken-hearted to hear it.

:11:47
That's why. When I'm getting
ripped off, Mason,

:11:50
I want to know who's doing the ripping.
How much can these multinational

:11:53
monsters get away with?
I don't know. Neither do you,

:11:56
because they hide
behind all those TV commercials,

:11:59
saying how goddamn holy they are.
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Even the C.J. Is scared
to hear Omnitech.

:12:04
He says, "It's like telling God
you wanna examine the books."

:12:09
Peace, up to a point.
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Mason, the most dangerous
thing in the world is to be cautious.

:12:14
People who fall down are the
ones who are afraid they'll trip.

:12:18
- Take a chance.
- Yes, sir.

:12:20
And don't always agree.
If you think I'm wrong and don't say so,

:12:23
then what the hell good are you?
I like law clerks who argue with me.

:12:28
Yes, sir. No, sir.
:12:31
I mean, I'll try to do that, sir.
Not to do that, sir.

:12:34
- What's this?
- Collins v. California, the kinky one

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from the 9th Circuit, the Berkeley
student who wore a T-shirt that said

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"Fuck the White House".
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- Did he have his pants off?
- It doesn't say.

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I don't see any clear and
present danger that he intended

:12:51
to implement the opinion
of his T-shirt.

:12:53
The 9th Circuit held it was
offensive to public sensibility.

:12:57
Just being offensive
is not an offense.

:12:59
One man's pornography
may be another man's poetry.


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