:41:01
Now he is dead because of my neglect.
:41:03
I have known that family
for 15 years, Mr. McKenzie.
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I cannot give it up.
:41:11
Yes.
:41:15
That does make a difference, of course.
:41:17
There must be some penalty under law
for those who commit murder.
:41:22
Mr. Du Toit, may I ask you...
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how long you have lived with us
in South Africa?
:41:31
All my life.
:41:34
I'm afraid that I am...
:41:38
I'm just not the barrister that you're seeking.
I'm sorry.
:41:43
I'm confused, Mr. McKenzie.
:41:44
I thought that you had
undertaken many cases and won them...
:41:48
in support of human rights.
:41:51
No, you see, what you don't realize...
:41:54
that every time I've won a case,
they simply changed the law.
:42:01
So, therefore,
my considered counsel to you...
:42:03
is to just simply chuck the lot.
:42:07
I shall find another barrister,
and I shall prove you wrong.
:42:13
Good afternoon, Mr. McKenzie.
:42:14
Please sit down, Mr. Du Toit.
I will take your case.
:42:18
I will take your case,
if only to make it abundantly clear...
:42:24
how justice in South Africa is misapplied...
:42:27
when it comes to the question of race.
:42:38
Emily, how are you?
:42:40
- This is Father Masonwane.
- Benjamin Du Toit.
:42:43
- This is my friend, Margaret Ledwaba.
- Benjamin Du Toit.
:42:47
Please.
:42:49
Here, take this one.
:42:56
Emily, I have been to see Mr. McKenzie...