Illegal Page #7
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- 1955
- 88 min
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- Well, I tried to make restitution.
- Restitution, a paltry 50,000.
554
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36:34,575 -- 00:36:36,600I restored 60,000.
555
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36:43,718 -- 00:36:46,710Well, naturally,
there was the attorney's fee.
556
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36:50,091 -- 00:36:53,219$10,000 for your part
in this criminal affair?
557
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36:53,527 -- 00:36:55,722No, for the knowledge of a lifetime.
558
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36:57,198 -- 00:37:00,565Fine pair. A thief and a blackleg lawyer.
559
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37:02,103 -- 00:37:05,800Oh, by the way, Mr. Smith,
how's Mr. Garland?
560
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37:07,575 -- 00:37:09,338- Who?
- Frank Garland.
561
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37:10,711 -- 00:37:12,645The name's not familiar to me.
562
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37:12,813 -- 00:37:16,374Now, Mr. Smith, even the schoolchildren
563
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37:17,385 -- 00:37:20,445Oil wells, breweries,
trucking companies, hotels,
564
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37:20,521 -- 00:37:23,888investment companies, such as yours,
to say nothing of vice...
565
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37:23,958 -- 00:37:26,984Sir, are you suggesting
in any way that I am...
566
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37:27,061 -- 00:37:30,497Oh, no, no. Not at all, Mr. Smith.
567
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37:43,411 -- 00:37:46,710Then it's all settled?
They won't prosecute me?
568
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37:46,814 -- 00:37:47,803No.
569
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37:48,282 -- 00:37:50,842You're not gonna keep all my 10,000...
570
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37:52,820 -- 00:37:57,154Your 10,000? You stole it. I earned it.
571
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37:57,224 -- 00:37:58,782But it's all I've got.
572
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37:58,859 -- 00:38:00,986You wouldn't take everything I have,
would you?
573
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38:01,062 -- 00:38:03,326I can't get work now. What can I do?
574
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38:03,397 -- 00:38:07,265You can get out of town and keep going
before you lose more than money.
575
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38:10,037 -- 00:38:13,063Then it's true about Garland?
576
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38:13,240 -- 00:38:16,107E.A. Smith and Company
is one of his fronts.
577
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38:16,177 -- 00:38:18,077Better get a move on, Parker.
578
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38:26,587 -- 00:38:28,646- Hinkel?
- Yes, sir.
579
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38:29,757 -- 00:38:30,746Hinkel,
580
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38:31,359 -- 00:38:34,328I think we can pay cash
581
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38:52,380 -- 00:38:55,543All things change except this office.
582
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38:58,386 -- 00:39:00,377- Hello, Ray.
- Hello, Mr. Scott.
583
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39:00,454 -- 00:39:04,481Sorry I'm late, Mr. Ford, but I didn't get
your message until a few minutes ago.
584
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39:04,558 -- 00:39:06,355I think you know Mr. Smith.
585
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39:06,727 -- 00:39:09,321Do you need me for anything else
right now, chief?
586
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39:09,397 -- 00:39:11,331No, I'll catch you later, Ray.
587
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39:12,533 -- 00:39:16,196Mr. Scott, this gentleman accuses you
588
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39:16,270 -- 00:39:18,033in the sum of $10,000.
589
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39:18,105 -- 00:39:21,700On the contrary,
I saved his corporation $50,000.
590
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39:21,942 -- 00:39:24,536Mr. Smith is the one
who has violated the law.
591
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39:24,612 -- 00:39:26,876Me? Me?
592
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39:27,348 -- 00:39:30,511In the penal law there's a crime known
as compounding a felony.
593
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39:30,584 -- 00:39:33,382- Would you like a definition?
- What does he mean?
594
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39:33,854 -- 00:39:37,255Compounding a felony is roughly defined
as concealing a crime.
595
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39:38,059 -- 00:39:39,583But that's what he did.
596
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39:39,660 -- 00:39:42,094An attorney is not bound to make known
to the authorities
597
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39:42,163 -- 00:39:44,529a crime confessed to him by his client.
598
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39:44,965 -- 00:39:48,833In fact, he's prohibited from doing so
as a privileged communication.
599
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39:49,537 -- 00:39:51,266Is that correct, Mr. Ford?
600
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39:51,906 -- 00:39:53,237That's the law.
601
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39:53,674 -- 00:39:57,906When Parker made restitution through me
a part of the funds,
602
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39:58,145 -- 00:40:00,136did you agree not to prosecute?
603
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40:00,381 -- 00:40:04,112- I... Well, I...
- Did you, Mr. Smith?
604
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40:05,986 -- 00:40:06,975He did.
605
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40:08,689 -- 00:40:10,054And in writing.
606
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40:19,500 -- 00:40:22,162Mr. Smith, you should have taken
legal advice.
607
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40:22,236 -- 00:40:24,864There's nothing I can do for you. Nothing.
608
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40:27,541 -- 00:40:29,634I'll take this up with the Mayor.
609
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40:30,478 -- 00:40:32,139I'll take this up...
610
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40:36,317 -- 00:40:40,117Mr. Scott, I'm not going to pretend
that I approve of your procedure.
611
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40:40,321 -- 00:40:43,518It was legal and in my client's interest.
612
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40:44,825 -- 00:40:47,157What more can you ask of an attorney?
613
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40:50,197 -- 00:40:51,994- I'm sorry.
- Ellen.
614
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40:52,233 -- 00:40:54,292I didn't know you were still here.
615
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40:54,368 -- 00:40:56,199I was hoping I'd see you.
616
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40:56,504 -- 00:40:58,301- How are you?
- Fine.
617
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40:58,839 -- 00:41:01,034We miss you, Vic.
You promised to drop over.
618
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41:01,108 -- 00:41:03,668And I will, but I've had my hands full.
619
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41:04,111 -- 00:41:06,443Too full, Mr. Ford seems to think.
620
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41:06,514 -- 00:41:10,280Mr. Scott seems to forget very quickly
that he once sat at this desk.
621
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41:10,384 -- 00:41:12,818Well, you're wrong. I'll never forget it.
622
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41:14,421 -- 00:41:18,482However, if you want to lock horns
with me, maybe you'll wish I could.
623
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41:20,194 -- 00:41:22,628Every time you sit there
and have a thought,
624
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41:22,696 -- 00:41:25,722just remember I sat there
and had it before you.
625
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41:30,137 -- 00:41:31,331Bye-bye.
626
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41:34,842 -- 00:41:38,642- Mr. Scott, my name is Andrew Garth.
- Yes?
627
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41:38,712 -- 00:41:42,671I believe you know the gentleman
I'm associated with, Mr. Frank Garland?
628
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41:42,883 -- 00:41:44,214Yes, I've heard the name.
629
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41:44,285 -- 00:41:47,049He wondered if you could drop by
and see him.
630
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41:47,221 -- 00:41:50,315Now, why would Frank Garland want
to see me right out of the blue?
631
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41:50,391 -- 00:41:52,916It's not exactly out of the blue, Mr. Scott.
632
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41:53,994 -- 00:41:57,486My office hours are from 9:00 to 5:00.
Tell him to phone for an appointment.
633
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41:57,565 -- 00:42:01,467Mr. Garland would like you to come
to his office, Mr. Scott. Now.
634
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42:02,303 -- 00:42:04,464What if I'm too busy to go?
635
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42:04,872 -- 00:42:06,863Nobody's that busy.
636
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42:09,243 -- 00:42:12,110- You may be right.
- I am, Mr. Scott.
637
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42:14,181 -- 00:42:16,411Beautifully tailored suit, Mr. Garth.
638
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42:17,785 -- 00:42:21,016I suppose you wear suspenders.
I mean braces.
639
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42:21,455 -- 00:42:24,356VICTOR:
Yeah, just as I thought, braces.640
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42:48,449 -- 00:42:50,349(PIANO PLAYING)
641
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42:51,318 -- 00:42:53,445Tell the boss we're here,
will you please, Miss Worth?
642
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42:53,520 -- 00:42:55,579Mr. Garland asked me to remind you
to take care of the errand
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