:27:01
or intoxication or even a possible
lack of premeditation.
:27:04
Well, that's a judgement call.
:27:05
Yeah, but when juries vote to execute,
the key issue is intent.
:27:08
I mean, was this murder intentional?
Was there a reasonable expectation
that death would result?
:27:12
I was a prosecutor.
I know the law.
:27:14
Well, then why didn't the lawyer use it?
'Cause this girl was blasted
out of her mind.
:27:17
It would've at least raised
a doubt with the jury.
:27:19
- Does it make it a clemency issue?
- No, not technically.
:27:21
Then stay within the guidelines
of your office and wrap this one up.
:27:23
Hold on. Does she have to die because
she had a lousy defence lawyer...
:27:26
and the father of one of her victims
is a buddy of the governor?
:27:28
No. She has to die because
she committed a double murder.
:27:30
Well, I'm not saying that she doesn't
deserve to be behind bars.
:27:33
I'm saying I don't think this woman
deserves to be put to death.
:27:38
Let's go. Come on.
:27:40
- Whoa.
- I want things to work out for you here.
:27:43
- What does that mean?
- It means be sensible.
:27:45
- Don't patronize me.
- Oh, not intended.
:27:47
- Oh, I see. I'm just supposed
to shut up and be grateful...
- No, not grateful. Successful.
:27:50
- And you're dead set on preventing it.
- Oh, boy, John, I really
appreciate your confidence.
:27:54
- I want you to have a chance.
- Oh, by putting me in a job
where no one expects anything.
:27:58
What have you done
to deserve anything more?
:28:04
I think I've lost my appetite.
:28:22
- Can you tell me where Morris lives?
- Next one.
:28:37
Hi.
:28:39
- Who are you?
- Uh, Miss Morris, well, I'm Rick Hayes.
:28:41
I'm with the State Clemency Board.
:28:43
- What's it about?
- Well, it's about your niece,
Cindy Liggett.
:28:46
- No.
- No, she's not your niece?
:28:49
- No. Not any more.
- Well, she did live here, yes?
:28:51
- Mm-mmm. No. No.
- Well, uh, can I just ask you...
:28:53
- There seems to be a...
- No.