1:09:13
- What are you doing?
- I'm helping you.
1:09:16
Don't. Don't ever help me again. Please.
1:09:19
It's obvious that you're being set up.
1:09:21
We both know Chelsea was framed.
1:09:25
This trumped up murder charge
is more of the same.
1:09:28
A person is entitled to his or her opinion.
1:09:30
Lawyers have to prove them in court.
1:09:32
- I can prove it.
- Yeah?
1:09:37
I could prove it.
1:09:39
Especially if I had help from someone...
1:09:41
that knew as much about it as I did.
1:09:46
- What are you saying?
- Someone...
1:09:50
that would greatly benefit
by Chelsea's acquittal.
1:09:56
- No.
- Just for this one case, Logan.
1:10:02
You'd get your job back,
and I'd be on my way.
1:10:09
You get one side of the desk.
I get the other.
1:10:11
You have three drawers on your side.
I have three on mine.
1:10:14
We can share the center one.
1:10:16
I'll put the phone right in the middle.
1:10:19
My side will be very messy.
1:10:21
I like it like that way
so don't try to straighten it up.
1:10:25
All right.
1:10:26
Can we discuss Chelsea's defense?
1:10:29
Well, in my opinion...
1:10:30
we have to cloud the issues,
get the focus off Chelsea.
1:10:33
We have two witnesses.
How can we discredit them?
1:10:36
Do they have criminal records?
1:10:38
Do they pay their bills,
parking tickets, bounced checks?
1:10:43
You know, what kind of people are they?
1:10:46
Any old trick to get the client off?
1:10:48
You're a defense attorney now.
You're supposed to get the client off.
1:10:53
I'lI need more room here.
1:10:55
I've got to have room to pace.
1:10:57
I'm a pacer.