:27:00
I hold no ill will toward the man.
:27:04
I would have done it.
:27:06
What do you mean by that?
:27:08
I don't blame him for what he did.
:27:11
Those boys raped his girl.
:27:13
Objection! The witness's opinion
on this matter is irrelevant.
:27:18
Your Honor...
:27:19
...l believe Deputy Looney has earned
the right to speak here today.
:27:25
Overruled.
:27:27
Continue.
:27:31
Go ahead, Dwayne.
:27:34
I got a little girl.
:27:38
Somebody rapes her, he's a dead dog.
:27:41
I'll blow him away like Carl Lee did.
:27:43
Objection!
:27:45
Should the jury convict Carl Lee Hailey?
:27:47
Don't answer that question.
:27:49
He's a hero. You turn him loose.
:27:52
The jury will disregard--
:27:54
Turn him loose!
:27:56
Silence that witness!
:27:58
Turn him loose!
:28:08
People can say whatever they
want in this courtroom!
:28:11
Quiet!
:28:15
Any more of that nonsense...
:28:18
...and you're all out of here!
:28:22
Mr. Buckley, you may begin.
:28:25
Thank you, Your Honor.
:28:28
Please state your name and occupation
for the members of the jury.
:28:32
My name is Dr. Wilbert Rodeheaver,
Chair of Psychiatry...
:28:37
...at Mississippi State...
:28:38
...and Director of the Whitfield
Facility for the Criminally lnsane.
:28:44
Your credentials speak for themselves.
:28:47
Can you explain, as you do so
eloquently in your book...
:28:52
...the McNaughton Rule for the jury?
:28:54
Certainly.
:28:55
The McNaughton Rule states...
:28:57
...a person must be unable
to tell right from wrong...