A Civil Action
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It clouds his judgement,
and that's as useful

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as a doctor
who's frightened of blood.

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All rise.
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This court is now in session.
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The Honourable
Walter J Skinner presiding.

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Is this the only case?
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This is a lot of lawyers.
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Sit down.
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You're looking well.
The Red Sox must be in first place.

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Roger Clemens
is the answer to my prayers.

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You have some interest in this case?
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I'm a co-defendant, but it's not
my motion. It's Foley-Hoag's.

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- And that motion?
- Your Honour.

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- I'm Jan Schlichtmann.
- I know. Sit down.

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The matter before us seems simple.
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- Your Honour, it isn't.
- May I hear it?

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The intention here is to place me
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under a cloud of impropriety.
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- Really?
- Yes. What they're saying

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is that they know law and I don't,
they're real lawyers and I'm not.

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They're just trying to humiliate me.
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You are a personal injury lawyer,
aren't you? I think you'll survive.

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- See? It's starting already.
- No, you've started already.

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I'm on the defensive,
they're the defendants.

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Do you think
I might hear this motion

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before You explain to ME
what it's really about?

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- Of course.
- Thank you.

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Now, Mr...Cheeseman, is it?
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Your motion to dismiss
is based on?

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Rule 1 1 , Your Honour.
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Specifically that Mr Schlichtmann had
no evidential grounds

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on which to bring this suit -
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only his knowledge that W.R. Grace
Corporation has a lot of money.

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Not true.

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