:17:01
He was sitting on a wall
that bounds our property.
:17:04
That's not even trespassing, Sam.
:17:07
Come on. What can I say?
Get a restraining order.
:17:10
I filed one this morning.
The hearing's in ten days.
:17:13
Good. Anything I can do.
:17:16
Tom, fourteen years ago...
:17:19
...in this case I had a report on the victim.
:17:23
-It was a rape case.
-That's right.
:17:24
Rape and aggravated sexual battery.
:17:26
Anyway, I had a report on this victim...
:17:29
...and it came back
that she was promiscuous.
:17:33
And...
:17:35
...I buried it.
:17:40
-Anybody else know about this?
-No, I buried it.
:17:43
I didn't show it to the client
or the prosecution.
:17:46
But if you had seen
what this guy had done to this girl...
:17:49
"In every criminal prosecution,
the accused shall have...
:17:51
"...the Assistance of Counsel
for his defense."
:17:54
I know the Sixth Amendment.
I believe in it.
:17:56
That's why I left
the Public Defender's Office.
:17:58
There was no way to serve the law
in that capacity.
:18:01
Some folks don't have the right
to the best defense?
:18:03
Of course they deserve the best defense!
:18:05
But if you had seen what he did
to this girl...
:18:08
-Buried the report.
-lf it was your own daughter.
:18:11
-Yeah, I mean...
-Buried the report.
:18:14
Jesus, Sam.
:18:16
Oh, God.
:18:22
But I don't see how he could know that.
He was illiterate.
:18:26
I had to read everything to him:
the probable cause affidavit...
:18:29
...the arrest reports, everything.
:18:32
There's no way he could know that.
:18:45
Hey, Dani...
:18:46
...it's so quiet out here,
and the light's so perfect...
:18:49
...why don't you get your book
and come out here and read?
:18:52
Why?
:18:54
I told you why.
:18:56
Is it because he's like a flasher
or just a peeper?
:18:59
What do you know about that? A flasher?