High Crimes Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2002
- 115 min
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Everybody went nuts.
So they call up my unit,
detachment 27,
to locate the rebel leader who
is responsible.
He is a terrorist by the name
dinelo Chicon.
And your orders came from?
RCO, Bill Marks. Anyway?
What? Sorry?
Brigadier General Marks?
Special representative to the
joint congressional committee on
military appropriation,
Bill Marks?
He was colonel Bill Mark back
then.
Under his orders, we were sent
Las Calinas.
The village has just a few
huts.
dinelo Chicon is suppose to be
hiding out there.
It was suppose to be routine.
Somebody lost it.
I hear gun fire.
By the time I get to there,
And god damn.
They were all women, men, kids,
and I lost it.
I jumped the guy who did it..
And the next thing I know, I'm
looking at first degree, 9 specs.
Who did it?
Hernandez.
Jimmy Hernandez.
He ordered me to keep my mouth
shut.
He said he was teaching them a
lesson and Mark will back him up
I told them to go to hell.
Major Hernandez?
Marks's top aide?
Yes.
He introduced himself to me
yesterday in the waiting area.
What?
Claire, I want you to listen to
me.
I want you to stay away from
him.
He is extremely dangerous,
do you understand?
General Marks, he is like the
most decorated most powerful?
And you're saying you were
framed by General Marks and his
special assistant.
That is our defense?
Yup.
Claire, sit down for a minute.
I don't want the firm's name to
be connected to this.
Tom Kubik.
Alex, my husband is innocent.
I'm not considering any other
possibility.
I'm even less interested than
you are in seeing his name
associated with a mass murder.
I just want you to understand.
All the possible unforeseen
consequences.
I'll make it really easy for you.
If the firm's name got dragged
into this, you don't have to
fire me. I'll resign.
Hei, Josh, remember that thing
from the twenty?
Thank you.
Claire can I do anything?
Yeah, I need a lawyer.
Somebody from the marine corps.
Somebody who beat them before
and hungry to beat them again.
Where will you be?
Bill, bill, William.
I'm looking for Charlie Grimes.
don't tell me you need a lawyer
because you are one.
hat.
Are you Charles W. Grimes?
You just can't get over my
decorating, can you?
Welcome to Grimes and associate.
Associate?
Laila.
Rumour has it that you are a
very good attorney.
Formerly of the Jag Corps.
In another life.
And in that former life you
were having an affair with your
superior's wife,
and they pushed you out.
Let's not dwell on my youthful
offences, what do you want?
The military has set up my
husband.
And they assign some junior
lieutenant to defend him.
Who is prosecuting?
Waldron.
Tell your husband to cop a
plea.
Try to make a deal with the judge.
Military justice is different.
Wake up. Smell the napalm.
Charlie, you're not gonna
believe this sh*t!
They busted me again.
It's like?
every time I turn around,
they slapped hand cuffs on me.
turn around, you made some
fault.
I perform a very important
service for the military.
That's her denial defense.
You do somebody at the base
too?
Yeah, actually.
is he any good?
When he gets up his ass, yeah.
How about it Mr. Grimes?
Why don't you sit up?
Nice to meet you, Lola.
I'm due for in an hour.
-In an hour?
Jackie.
I'm here to help.
'Cause, what are sisters for?
Tacky.
You got evicted didn't you?
send?
Too little, too late, too much
credit card debts.
All I need is an extra phone
line.
What for?
Find new job.
Psychic hotline.
don't laugh, I'm really good at
it.
Good morning, Lieutenant.
Good morning Mrs. Kubik.
Hei.
Madam.
-Madam.
did you see that,
he just call me madam.
Shall we?
Yeah, let's get out of here.
So, I do not need any security
clearance for the pre-trial
portion.
Yes, exactly.
The only portion of the trial
that are classified or those
pertaining directly to the
incident in El Salvador.
I hope she didn't think I was
starring.
Who?
Your sister.
she understand.
She is psychic.
after all.
Mrs. Kubik, Charlie has a
history of being a major drunk.
Are you sober, Mr. Grimes?
Pre-trial plan? Fill me in.
Pre-trial in 10.
What?
You don't think they'll be
impressed by leather?
Who is the judge?
Colonel Farrell.
Yeah, it would be.
Piss all over it because we are
civilian.
And he won't give a sh*t about
the reverses down the line.
retire.
Have you file any motion?
I'll duly dismiss all charges
due to insufficient evidence.
Motion denied.
You haven't even read the
brief.
No doubt, neither has Farrell.
system is based on denial.
Can we fight the system?
No.
We play by the rule.
do not fight the system.
You fight the system,
you loose.
Isn't that right, Embry?
Say yes sir.
Yes, sir.
don't be a sap, Embry.
Nobody in uniform can think for
himself.
This is a pre-trial hearing.
The goal is to listen,
and not to reveal anything.
do we have anything to reveal,
Mrs. Kubik?
Claire.
-Claire?
No.
-No?
Than that ought to work.
Which one is the prosecutor?
We call them trial council.
Mrs. Kubik, I'm Major Waldron.
How do you do?
Hi, Luther.
Nice to see you.
Bullshit.
All rise.
Be sitted.
Court in session, call to
order.
I'm Colonel Farrell.
U.S. marine corps.
Where is the accuse?
Charlie Grimes.
I'll explain later.
Sergeant Chatman, you've seen
how do you plea?
Before that, can you dismiss
all my client charges?
Motion denied.
Since you are unfamiliar with
system of our court.
We don't have clients here.
Sergeant Ron Chatman have been
accused, and I'm still waiting
for the plea.
I plea not guilty.
Not guilty.
You may be sitted.
The court rules does not allow
the accuse being represented by
his spouse.
Thank you, your honour.
Prosecutor request short
pre-trial period to ensure
security.
Granted.
Opening statement is scheduled
for 1 week from today.
Objection!
There's no way we can prepare
for defense in 1 week.
That is the rule. Are we done?
The defense has no intention
This case involved national
security and classified
information.
from spreading by the media.
We are civilian and not
subject to military order.
informational personal purposes
only.
You still can be disqualified
from participating this trial.
All rise.
So it begins.
See you soon.
He is suppose to be the best.
What the hell was that?
rule.
I'm the wild card.
You could have got us thrown
out from the case.
That's too early..
public, it might give us an idea
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