1:28:01
...by turning in your father,
I would have put you away for five years.
1:28:06
You're a sorry excuse for a parent.
Three years of supervised probation.
1:28:14
Adam McMullen.
1:28:17
The company's intervention
would count for little with me...
1:28:20
...it does seem, however,
to count with the prosecution...
1:28:23
...and I am going to go along reluctantly
with the plea bargain arrangement.
1:28:27
Being guilty of a Class A misdemeanor,
you are sentenced to 5 years probation.
1:28:34
These background reports convinced me
there were mitigating circumstances.
1:28:39
Jessie McMullen.
1:28:49
I have devoted most of my thinking...
1:28:51
...to how the court should treat
Jessie McMullen.
1:28:55
If there is a culprit in this case,
you certainly fit the bill.
1:28:59
You've never seen fit to produce
the stolen plasmids or the logbook.
1:29:03
You've also held up
the development...
1:29:05
...of an important new scientific
discovery from six months to a year.
1:29:09
But as your lawyer points out,
you're not young.
1:29:12
It's not an easy matter to decide on
a sentence for someone of your years.
1:29:16
I've had to think this out carefully.
1:29:22
For armed robbery, 15 years.
1:29:24
For burglary in the first degree,
10 years.
1:29:27
Sentences to run concurrently.
1:29:44
Grandpa.
1:29:46
Hey...
1:29:48
...if you can't do the time,
don't do the crime.
1:29:54
Jessie.
1:29:59
Ray.