Illegal Page #8

643

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he mentioned this morning.

644

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Oh, of course, right away.

645

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- Well, it was nice meeting you, Mr. Scott.

- Thank you.

646

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Mr. Scott to see you.

647

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Tell him to wait a moment.

648

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Friend of yours, Ray.

You better use the other door.

649

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So long, Mr. Garland.

650

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You're doing great. See you.

651

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Send Mr. Scott in.

652

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Play me another chorus.

653

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You stole $10,000 of my money.

654

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Bigtime for a cheap finagler like you.

655

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Sour note.

656

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Were you really stupid enough to think

that you could knife Frank Garland?

657

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Get up that $10,000 or you won't be

chasing ambulances anymore.

658

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They'll be chasing you.

659

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Go right on, honey.

660

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The name is Angel O'Hara.

661

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- Listen to me, Scott.

- You know, Angel...

662

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Go to Ben Rice at the Club Continental.

Tell him you're hired.

663

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Leave your private telephone number

with my secretary.

664

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- Thank you, Mr. Garland.

- Later.

665

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Interesting girl.

666

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Lives and breathes music.

667

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Well!

668

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I always knew that you were

a man of far-flung interests...

669

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Degas.

670

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Isn't that a Gauguin?

671

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I've always had to content myself

with reproductions.

672

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When you were District Attorney,

how much did you know about me?

673

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Oh, quite a lot.

I'd have indicted you in time.

674

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No, because 90/ of my interests

675

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are as genuine and respectable

as those paintings.

676

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Trucking companies,

investment houses, canneries,

677

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credit jewelry, 38 stores.

678

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- Very impressive.

- So's the way you took my man Smith.

679

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You have legal knowledge and nerve.

680

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I can use both.

681

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No, thanks.

682

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Could be very profitable.

683

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Make that 10,000 look like peanuts.

684

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You're like me, you gotta be on top.

685

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What do you say?

686

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You don't need a criminal lawyer

for your legitimate interests.

687

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You want me for your rackets.

688

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For your gambling and vice

that pays the freight.

689

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- Am I to believe you have scruples?

- No, no, no, none whatever.

690

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- Then there's no problem.

- And no deal.

691

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Know why I could never indict you?

Because nobody would talk.

692

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Why wouldn't they?

Because you own them, body and soul.

693

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Well, you're not gonna own me. Nobody is.

694

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(GUN FIRES)

695

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(WOMAN SCREAMING)

696

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- 15-2, 15-4.

- 15-2, 15-4.

697

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Well, your game.

698

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This is your lucky day.

699

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I understand you won

that oil rights case, too.

700

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One of the junior partners

did most of the work.

701

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Nothing like having bright young men

around the office.

702

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You weren't so lucky in that Carol thing.

703

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Who's Carol?

704

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Fellow named Al Carol and

his business partner wanted to split up.

705

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We were handling the legal details.

706

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Right in the middle of it,

his partner died. Suddenly.

707

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RAY:
Too suddenly.

708

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We're indicting Carol for slipping

his former associate a little poison.

709

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Well, that's one way

of dissolving a partnership.

710

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You going to defend him, Steve?

711

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Well, he wants us to, but it's not our line.

712

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Say, how about you

handling the trial work for us?

713

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- Is he guilty?

- Our clients are never guilty.

714

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Especially with a kibitzer present.

715

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Oh, don't worry about me.

I've got to get home to dinner.

716

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Say, do I! Ellen will murder me

if I keep that roast waiting.

717

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- How's the cooking?

- Why don't you come and find out?

718

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- One of these days. That's a promise.

- Good.

719

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Well? How about it?

Are you going to handle the trial for us?

720

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- Lf the fee is big enough.

- Bigger than I can say out loud.

721

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Louis, another drink for Mr. Harper.

722

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Actually, ladies and gentlemen,

this is a very, very simple case.

723

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The prosecution charges

that the defendant committed murder

724

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by administering poison.

725

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The prosecution has tried to show you

726

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that Mr. Carol's business partner

finally became a business rival,

727

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and for that reason he was,

shall we say, eliminated.

728

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Now, the law provides much simpler

and less risky ways

729

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of dissolving partnerships.

730

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Murder seems a little unnecessary.

731

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A little overemphatic.

732

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But the prosecution had to find

some alleged motive.

733

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Also, the prosecution is trying to

introduce evidence

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