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:02:02
Harrison will defend
the bail application,

:02:04
maybe even take the trial.
:02:06
But he insists on
two thousand pounds in cash.

:02:10
For a morning's work?
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Up front.
As in now, before we go in.

:02:13
I see, he doesn't trust me.
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Here he is now,
Michael, he's worth it.

:02:20
Morning.
:02:22
Morning.
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It's nearly time.
:02:25
Are we in funds?
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Huh?
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Oh, the cash.
Just been to the bank.

:02:31
No... not here, Mr. Lynch.
:02:35
And you will be taking that off
in court, won't you?

:02:39
The prosecution's claim that
they fear my client

:02:42
might leave this country
while on bail,

:02:43
is completely and totally
without foundation.

:02:48
Especially when Mr. Lynch's
lovely little daughter, Breda

:02:51
is having her
first Holy Communion soon

:02:53
and it would be tragic
:02:56
if her father were not
to be with her on that day.

:03:00
So, Your Honour,
:03:01
the State can find no course
in law or in justice

:03:06
why this clean-living unassuming --
:03:11
teetotaler should have
his bail rescinded.

:03:13
Mr. Lynch may remain on bail
:03:16
until his trial commences
two weeks on Monday.

:03:18
Mr. Lynch, how does it feel to be
the most wanted man in Ireland?

:03:21
Do you think
you'll get a fair trial?

:03:24
Mr. Lynch, you enjoy making
the Gardai look thick, don't you?

:03:27
Hold... a minute, lads...
:03:29
don't ever think the Gardas
are thick, you'd be wrong.

:03:31
It'd be a big mistake.
The Gardas are anything but thick.

:03:35
In fact, I think the Gardas are
very, very clever.

:03:37
Is your name Michael Patrick Lynch?
:03:38
You see, right there,
an example of brains. You see?

:03:40
Excuse me, I am Mr. Lynch's attorney
and I object very much...

:03:42
I'm detaining you on suspicion of
possessing illegal substances,

:03:44
under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
:03:47
I know what you want to do.
:03:48
You want to strip search me,
don't you?

:03:50
Please, let go of him.
This man is my client.

:03:52
Oh, I see, you think
you'll humble me, do you?

:03:54
Oh, no...! Look at them!
Look at what I have to put up with!

:03:57
Look at what they do
to innocent people.

:03:59
Trying to grab a feel.
Trying to grab me balls, you queer.


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