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Yeah.
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Or more accurately,
a suggestion was made.

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- Yeah?
- Well, what it amounts to is,

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should...?
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Should attendance be obligatory
at these obscenity screenings?

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Who wasn't there besides me?
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- House was packed.
- What's her beef?

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Well, the lady wonders
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whether a justice who hasn't seen
any part of the film hasn't, in effect...

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She wants me to disqualify myself
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because I won't go down there
and sit through that pile of crap.

:38:32
- Well...
- So it's crap. What if it is crap?

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That's not the point.
Crap's got the right to be crap.

:38:38
Drop the legal language, Dan.
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Are you, as chief justice,
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suggesting that I disqualify myself
from voting on Maloney?

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[Skipped item nr. 557]
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No, I'm merely suggesting
that it's been suggested.

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Where are you going?
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I've got a present
for Madame Just-ess.

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Not roses.
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And have a look
at U.S. V. Albertson, 1954.

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It's in Volume 348, U.S.
Maybe 349.

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- Is she in?
- Oh, yes, sir, Mr. Justice Snow.

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Just hold on a second.
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- Yes?
- Madame Justice,

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Mr. Justice Snow
would like to see you.

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He would? When?
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He's here.
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Just check those references.
I'll get back to you. Thank you.

:39:35
Tell Mr. Justice Snow I'll be happy
to see him in a minute.

:39:39
She'll be happy to see you
in a moment.

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Thank you.

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