:11:17
I'm sorry to disturb you, your Honour.
:11:21
It's against all better judgement
for me to speakwith you.
:11:24
Please, your Honour.
:11:35
Did this hypothetical client
confess his guilt...
:11:38
...to his hypothetical lawyer?
:11:44
Then...
:11:45
...the defence counsel
has no real ethical dilemma.
:11:51
He took an oath.
:11:53
He must live up to that oath.
:11:55
What if he finds that he can't?
:11:58
Then he had no business
taking the oath in the first place.
:12:08
What if someone came to you...
:12:10
...under clrcumstances like these
and asked to be dropped from a case?
:12:15
I probably would accede...
:12:19
...to his or her wishes.
:12:23
But...
:12:26
...with great regret.
:12:34
Teddy!
:12:50
What the fuck are you doing in the dark?
Playng with yourself?
:12:58
Everything okay?