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for one simple reason:
he gets thejob done!
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Ladies and gentlemen...
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a man whose past performance...
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guarantees him a brilliant future,
Tom Logan.
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Chelsea, wait.
:14:26
Let's do something.
:14:29
I think this is better.
:14:33
Yeah. Much better.
:14:36
An attorney has to know the truth.
:14:38
Whether he attacks it or defends it...
:14:40
the truth is the touchstone of his trade.
:14:43
That's tricky, because clients often lie.
:14:49
I don't know what it is about us, but...
:14:51
it seems to be human nature,
to lie to a lawyer.
:14:56
That him?
:14:56
Ifyour client was 5 miles away
from the crime scene...
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he'd tell you he was 10 miles away.
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Nobody seems to trust a lawyer enough
to tell the truth.
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Because we are...
:15:12
what we are...
:15:14
and tend to....
:15:18
Because people lie so often to lawyers...
:15:20
prosecuting attorneys
have to develop that instinct...
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when it comes to determining the truth...
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even when it turns out to be
against his best interests.
:15:30
He has to expose the truth.
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Now, that'sjustice.
:15:37
And that's why I'm an attorney.
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Thank you.
:15:47
We'll back you all the way.
:15:50
Kelly wants to file a cross-complaint
on the Deardon case. I told her no.
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She's threatened
to call a press conference.
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- What did you tell her?
- That you'd examine the cross-complaint.