1:32:00
I bet Larren was porking her...
1:32:02
...and taking the money
to keep her in style.
1:32:06
Sometimes I hate being a cop.
1:32:12
Sorry, pal. You were counting
on it being Molto.
1:32:20
If you leak this stuff we got on him
to Larren, he might dismiss your case.
1:32:30
Okay, it was just a thought.
1:32:34
All rise!
1:32:35
This court is in session.
Judge Larren Lyttle presiding.
1:32:45
Where's Kemp?
1:32:47
We just received the medical examiner's
files on the reports from her doctors.
1:32:52
He's going over them right now.
1:32:54
We may have a surprise
in the medical testimony.
1:32:59
Mr. Molto, you have completed
your search?
1:33:08
Your Honor...
1:33:10
...the police have not been able
to locate the glass.
1:33:13
All right.
1:33:14
Mr. Stern, I have studied your arguments.
1:33:17
You are about to hear the testimony
of a fingerprint expert...
1:33:21
...concerning evidence that he claims
to have identified on a certain glass.
1:33:26
I am instructing you as a matter of law
that you are entitled to consider...
1:33:31
...the prosecution's failure to make
the glass available to the defense.
1:33:35
I am not telling you what to do.
1:33:38
But it is permissible
for that one fact alone...
1:33:40
...to raise a reasonable doubt
that would require Mr. Sabich's acquittal.
1:33:46
Mr. Stern's objection is overruled.
1:33:49
His exception is noted for the record.
Proceed.
1:33:52
I'm sorry.
1:33:54
He's right, under the law.
1:33:57
Based on the lateral slash
on the anterior portion of the fingerprint...