WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:22.413 --> 00:00:25.634 [serene music playing] 4 00:00:34.643 --> 00:00:37.428 I am so sorry for your loss, Mr. Cole. 5 00:00:41.998 --> 00:00:42.868 [gasps] 6 00:01:13.073 --> 00:01:15.684 [jury foreman] On the charge of vehicular homicide, 7 00:01:15.727 --> 00:01:19.775 we find the defendant, Phillip Arrington, not guilty. 8 00:01:19.818 --> 00:01:22.386 [crowds murmurs] 9 00:01:35.660 --> 00:01:39.621 [serene music playing] 10 00:01:44.887 --> 00:01:49.413 [Leland Hardt] People can change, find their better angels, 11 00:01:49.457 --> 00:01:52.155 but I've done quite well betting that they won't. 12 00:01:53.200 --> 00:01:59.597 My name is Leland Hardt and I met Lucas Cole, a young prosecutor 13 00:01:59.641 --> 00:02:02.078 on the afternoon of Good Friday. 14 00:02:02.992 --> 00:02:07.127 Lucas became involved in a case concerning my wife Anna. 15 00:02:08.650 --> 00:02:10.739 An unexpected result... 16 00:02:10.782 --> 00:02:13.307 -Hey. -[Leland] ... as I suspect for the other cases 17 00:02:13.350 --> 00:02:14.743 Lucas handled this day. 18 00:02:16.353 --> 00:02:17.398 Eye on the ball. 19 00:02:21.576 --> 00:02:24.231 -[grunts] -[Lucas] You're not focusing, Johnny. 20 00:02:25.580 --> 00:02:27.669 Sorry to bother you so early, Mr. Cole. 21 00:02:27.712 --> 00:02:30.846 -If we could just talk a minute. -My office. 22 00:02:30.889 --> 00:02:34.719 I was hoping you might speak to Mr. Sensabaugh away from... 23 00:02:34.763 --> 00:02:36.547 Just for a minute, please. 24 00:02:36.591 --> 00:02:38.593 -If you could just explain. -Come on, Johnny! Eye on the ball. 25 00:02:40.464 --> 00:02:41.509 [Johnny grunts] 26 00:02:41.552 --> 00:02:42.901 Yeah, I didn't hurt him. 27 00:02:43.772 --> 00:02:46.340 You know that bank guy is not being honest, Sir. 28 00:02:46.383 --> 00:02:48.777 -[Lucas] Pick those up. -I got him off the property. That's a fact. 29 00:02:48.820 --> 00:02:51.127 -Put your hands on him? -We're not conceding that. 30 00:02:51.171 --> 00:02:53.825 Yes, I did. Walked him off the property. 31 00:02:53.869 --> 00:02:55.914 -Threw him to the ground? -[Peter Sensabaugh] No. 32 00:02:55.958 --> 00:02:59.744 His mom called him. Some stranger in her yard, taking photos. 33 00:02:59.788 --> 00:03:02.530 They were trying to foreclose on her, Mr. Cole. She was upset. 34 00:03:02.573 --> 00:03:04.227 [Lucas] Sounds like motive. 35 00:03:04.271 --> 00:03:06.708 That man wasn't even allowed to be on the grounds. 36 00:03:06.751 --> 00:03:08.449 That man's in a neck brace. 37 00:03:08.492 --> 00:03:09.928 I didn't hit him. 38 00:03:09.972 --> 00:03:12.061 -Sworn statement. -I'm telling the truth. 39 00:03:12.104 --> 00:03:13.497 [Lucas] The truth, Mr. Sensabaugh, 40 00:03:13.541 --> 00:03:15.978 if this case goes to trial, you will lose. 41 00:03:16.021 --> 00:03:18.981 Something your new attorney seems reluctant to tell you. 42 00:03:19.024 --> 00:03:20.591 I'm just a working guy, Mr. Cole. 43 00:03:20.635 --> 00:03:23.072 I'm not looking for any trouble. 44 00:03:23.115 --> 00:03:26.118 You have until this afternoon to accept the plea deal or I have to take this to trial. 45 00:03:26.162 --> 00:03:27.424 [Peter] So, you're asking me to lie. 46 00:03:28.860 --> 00:03:33.952 I didn't harm that man, so help me God. 47 00:03:34.823 --> 00:03:36.651 -[Lucas] Come on, let's go. -[Johnny] Okay. 48 00:03:36.694 --> 00:03:37.913 Let's clean up. 49 00:03:41.873 --> 00:03:43.092 [sighs] 50 00:03:45.225 --> 00:03:49.229 [tranquil music playing] 51 00:04:17.082 --> 00:04:17.953 [car door bangs] 52 00:04:28.311 --> 00:04:32.054 [Leland] If you asked me what sort of man is this Lucas Cole, 53 00:04:32.097 --> 00:04:37.929 well, at first I would have said a lost soul, 54 00:04:37.973 --> 00:04:41.716 no shortage of those, and I'm glad for it... 55 00:04:41.759 --> 00:04:44.501 They can be led in any direction. 56 00:04:45.807 --> 00:04:48.070 Later in the day I would have told you, 57 00:04:48.113 --> 00:04:55.251 "No, this is an ambitious man, a scheming man." 58 00:04:55.295 --> 00:04:57.645 Then, later still, I would've said, 59 00:04:57.688 --> 00:05:01.126 "No, this is an honorable person." 60 00:05:01.170 --> 00:05:06.523 But now, looking back on this Good Friday, I wonder. 61 00:05:08.351 --> 00:05:11.311 Lucas, what sort of man are you? 62 00:05:24.585 --> 00:05:29.851 [calm music playing] 63 00:05:57.531 --> 00:06:02.971 [Lucas] No. No, no, no, it's perfectly legal. 64 00:06:03.014 --> 00:06:05.539 Home base of the company becomes the Cayman Islands, 65 00:06:05.582 --> 00:06:09.281 they treat your income as passive, half the tax rate as the average Joe. 66 00:06:11.719 --> 00:06:13.373 Just a sec, I need to call my wife. 67 00:06:22.686 --> 00:06:25.210 Hey. You both making home safely? 68 00:06:25.254 --> 00:06:26.908 [Emily] Yeah. Grandpa was so proud of him. 69 00:06:26.951 --> 00:06:27.996 We're, we're almost home. 70 00:06:29.389 --> 00:06:30.999 -[car horn honks] -[brake screech] 71 00:06:35.438 --> 00:06:39.355 [police siren wailing in distance] 72 00:06:46.101 --> 00:06:49.844 [Leland] I sent my wife and bodyguard on a simple task, 73 00:06:49.887 --> 00:06:53.238 a gesture of respect to the District Attorney. 74 00:06:53.282 --> 00:06:54.762 Lucas, Lucas! Over here. 75 00:06:56.154 --> 00:06:58.722 I'd like you to meet Leland Hardt's wife, Anna. 76 00:06:58.766 --> 00:07:02.944 Lucas, hi. Eliot speaks so highly. 77 00:07:03.814 --> 00:07:07.688 Mr. Hardt said you were only supposed to speak to Mr. Brennar, ma'am. 78 00:07:08.776 --> 00:07:10.386 So controlling, my husband. 79 00:07:10.430 --> 00:07:12.127 But take away his money and power, 80 00:07:12.170 --> 00:07:15.522 and all that's left is just... more. 81 00:07:20.309 --> 00:07:22.964 Ma'am, you dropped something. 82 00:07:23.007 --> 00:07:24.400 [clicks tongue] 83 00:07:30.101 --> 00:07:32.364 [Leland] I should've been there myself. 84 00:07:32.408 --> 00:07:35.150 Before the matter got out of hand. 85 00:07:36.847 --> 00:07:39.502 Listen, I need you to help me make things right. 86 00:07:39.546 --> 00:07:41.591 Hit-and-run. Still under the radar. 87 00:07:42.549 --> 00:07:44.289 Driver was Mrs. Hardt. 88 00:07:44.333 --> 00:07:46.857 Lawyers? 89 00:07:46.901 --> 00:07:49.730 Leland Hardt asked for a private word with her as a courtesy, doesn't want a media circus. 90 00:07:49.773 --> 00:07:52.123 This from a man who owns a television network. 91 00:07:52.167 --> 00:07:55.344 We live in a world of irony, don't we, Lucas? It's our one true religion. 92 00:07:56.693 --> 00:07:58.216 I won't leak to the press, you know that. 93 00:07:58.260 --> 00:07:59.653 Not where I'm going with this. 94 00:08:01.437 --> 00:08:03.091 Alright, give me the file and I'll just take a look. 95 00:08:03.134 --> 00:08:04.701 There's nothing to study. It was just an accident. 96 00:08:04.745 --> 00:08:05.920 Drugs? Alcohol? 97 00:08:07.443 --> 00:08:10.141 She'd had a drink or two, but blood levels were okay. 98 00:08:10.185 --> 00:08:11.273 Any damage? 99 00:08:12.666 --> 00:08:15.146 Some kid crossing against the light. 100 00:08:15.190 --> 00:08:17.105 He'll be alright. Just got released from the hospital. 101 00:08:18.236 --> 00:08:20.891 I'll work up a plea bargain, see how much time she needs to serve. 102 00:08:20.935 --> 00:08:23.720 She thought she hit a garbage can. Bad neighborhood. 103 00:08:23.764 --> 00:08:26.201 -Says she was being followed. -She left a kid on the road. 104 00:08:26.244 --> 00:08:28.420 And she turned herself in, 30 minutes later. 105 00:08:28.464 --> 00:08:31.206 -Still means jail time. -No, this one we're dropping. 106 00:08:31.249 --> 00:08:33.425 They won't take a plea. The case won't hold in court. 107 00:08:35.297 --> 00:08:37.168 -Eyewitnesses? -[Eliot] No. 108 00:08:38.822 --> 00:08:40.389 I'll figure out something, put her away. 109 00:08:40.432 --> 00:08:41.869 Well, that's very kind of you, but, no. 110 00:08:41.912 --> 00:08:44.132 I'm not risking our track record on a lost cause. 111 00:08:44.175 --> 00:08:47.527 Lucas, I need you to break the news to the boy's mother. 112 00:08:47.570 --> 00:08:49.093 -Absolutely not. -I'd send someone else, 113 00:08:49.137 --> 00:08:51.574 but they don't have that Lucas Cole touch. 114 00:08:51.618 --> 00:08:55.360 The ability to alienate everyone and still get whatever you want. 115 00:08:55.404 --> 00:08:57.058 It's a gift. 116 00:08:57.101 --> 00:08:58.407 [Lucas scoffs] 117 00:09:04.674 --> 00:09:06.328 [knocking] 118 00:09:06.371 --> 00:09:08.286 -What now? -Your 10 A.M. is here. 119 00:09:12.856 --> 00:09:15.729 A Mr. Jackie Sendell Simms to see you. 120 00:09:15.772 --> 00:09:18.383 Ah. Send him in, Helene. 121 00:09:20.124 --> 00:09:22.910 In from the city, back for a visit? Do you mind if I sit in? 122 00:09:24.868 --> 00:09:27.044 Have a seat, Jackie. 123 00:09:27.088 --> 00:09:30.395 [Eliot] I'd love your client's autograph for my youngest. Huge fan. 124 00:09:30.439 --> 00:09:31.527 [sighs] 125 00:09:35.923 --> 00:09:39.970 First of all, my client accepts full responsibility. 126 00:09:40.014 --> 00:09:43.452 -Oh, that's good to know. -For any misperceptions. 127 00:09:44.540 --> 00:09:46.847 My client is a role model, 128 00:09:46.890 --> 00:09:49.110 one who can make a meaningful contribution to educating the public on the... 129 00:09:49.153 --> 00:09:52.113 Your client is going to jail for a very long time. 130 00:09:52.156 --> 00:09:55.899 Lucas, if I might-- Okay. 131 00:09:55.943 --> 00:09:58.380 Can I speak frankly, just among the three of us? 132 00:09:59.773 --> 00:10:02.906 Eliot and I worked here together before you arrived, Lucas. 133 00:10:02.950 --> 00:10:05.866 I actually sat right at this table. 134 00:10:05.909 --> 00:10:10.305 And we both understood which battles were worth fighting and which weren't. 135 00:10:11.523 --> 00:10:16.050 Eliot's gone on to be District Attorney for forever. [laughs] 136 00:10:16.093 --> 00:10:20.315 And I've gone on to enjoy my share of success as a defense attorney. 137 00:10:21.272 --> 00:10:25.102 Point is, my client is a highly respected man, 138 00:10:25.146 --> 00:10:30.630 and this isn't a battle you want to fight, don't you think, Eliot? 139 00:10:30.673 --> 00:10:32.240 Well, that is a good point. 140 00:10:32.283 --> 00:10:36.026 And I'm not up to speed on the case, so, you know, 141 00:10:36.070 --> 00:10:41.684 but, as I understand it, your highly respected client took advantage of two teenage girls. 142 00:10:42.729 --> 00:10:45.122 -It's not true. -[Eliot] Yeah, I kinda think it is. 143 00:10:45.166 --> 00:10:48.212 And you may think of this as a battle, Jackie, 144 00:10:48.256 --> 00:10:53.522 but, uh, I have a feeling Lucas here considers this a crusade. 145 00:10:53.565 --> 00:10:58.658 I mean, you're the reason he stepped away from the fat money of corporate law. Hmm? 146 00:10:58.701 --> 00:11:00.050 What does this have to do with me? 147 00:11:00.094 --> 00:11:01.922 Nothing. 148 00:11:01.965 --> 00:11:04.489 Then what are we talking about? There isn't even a case here. 149 00:11:04.533 --> 00:11:06.666 The girls withdrew their complaint. 150 00:11:06.709 --> 00:11:08.972 [Eliot] Yes, your client paid them off, well done. Not the first time, is it? 151 00:11:09.016 --> 00:11:13.107 But it is the first time he's done it in my jurisdiction. 152 00:11:13.150 --> 00:11:14.586 The women won't testify. 153 00:11:16.153 --> 00:11:18.199 -Yes, they will. -You're going to bully them? 154 00:11:18.242 --> 00:11:20.592 -No. -[Jackie] They won't tell you anything. 155 00:11:20.636 --> 00:11:25.206 So, what do you hope to gain? Explain that to me. 156 00:11:26.773 --> 00:11:30.733 You're not kidding anyone, Lucas. You just want the headlines. 157 00:11:30.777 --> 00:11:34.084 If all he wanted was publicity, Jackie, you wouldn't be having this meeting. 158 00:11:34.128 --> 00:11:36.608 He'd just take this case to trial, put your guy away till the end of days. 159 00:11:37.914 --> 00:11:41.918 -I know you. -[laughs] Believe me, you don't. 160 00:11:41.962 --> 00:11:44.704 A corporate lawyer playing as prosecutor. 161 00:11:44.747 --> 00:11:48.011 Cherry-picking the easy cases so you never lose. 162 00:11:48.055 --> 00:11:49.752 But you don't have a winner here. 163 00:11:49.796 --> 00:11:51.536 You know, I'm very fond of you, Jackie, 164 00:11:51.580 --> 00:11:54.148 despite the manner in which you... took your leave. 165 00:11:55.845 --> 00:11:58.587 -The offer was too good, Eliot. -Of course. 166 00:11:58.630 --> 00:12:03.810 But your departure left open a position filled by Lucas, a godsend, as it were. 167 00:12:03.853 --> 00:12:08.510 So, I would hate to have you go down the path of those who've underestimated him. 168 00:12:08.553 --> 00:12:12.949 It's the punch which you don't see that knocks you out, Jackie. 169 00:12:12.993 --> 00:12:15.822 And I'd prefer that you didn't spend all that taxpayer money. 170 00:12:15.865 --> 00:12:19.042 Could you at least please give him a plea offer? Out of respect. 171 00:12:19.086 --> 00:12:21.653 -Two felonies. -What? 172 00:12:21.697 --> 00:12:22.829 Minimum seven years. 173 00:12:22.872 --> 00:12:25.179 [laughs] You must be joking. 174 00:12:25.222 --> 00:12:26.746 Chance for parole in half that. 175 00:12:26.789 --> 00:12:28.573 Offer expires at 4 P.M. 176 00:12:30.837 --> 00:12:32.882 This is insanity. 177 00:12:32.926 --> 00:12:35.450 -Eliot, help me out here. -[Eliot] Okay, Jackie, here's the thing. 178 00:12:35.493 --> 00:12:39.062 Your client is rich enough to afford you and your team and that's peaches for him. 179 00:12:39.106 --> 00:12:41.804 But your client is also a degenerate sociopath 180 00:12:41.848 --> 00:12:44.938 and if you bring him into court, my guy here is going to mop the floor with you. 181 00:12:44.981 --> 00:12:46.983 And that's really not good for business, is it? 182 00:12:47.941 --> 00:12:48.942 [scoffs] 183 00:12:50.465 --> 00:12:52.206 Could I interest you in a coffee, Eliot? 184 00:12:52.249 --> 00:12:54.077 That would be wonderful. 185 00:12:54.121 --> 00:12:56.906 Just give me a moment to confer with my associate, would you? 186 00:12:56.950 --> 00:12:59.256 -I'll be right outside. -Excellent. 187 00:13:07.003 --> 00:13:10.224 Honestly, I don't think you can win this one in court. 188 00:13:10.267 --> 00:13:12.269 But I guess it only matters what he thinks. 189 00:13:12.313 --> 00:13:14.141 You don't take this case from me, Eliot. 190 00:13:14.184 --> 00:13:16.621 [Eliot] I still think you don't understand me, Lucas. 191 00:13:16.665 --> 00:13:20.277 I have priorities and my first one is to settle the hit-and-run, nice and quiet. 192 00:13:20.321 --> 00:13:22.584 Why? 193 00:13:22.627 --> 00:13:26.240 Because it's a rare thing when someone powerful is actually innocent. 194 00:13:26.283 --> 00:13:28.764 There's no moral dilemmas. 195 00:13:30.766 --> 00:13:34.204 In our time together I've stuck you with cases you didn't want 196 00:13:34.248 --> 00:13:37.294 and taken away some you did, but have I ever lied to you? 197 00:13:38.252 --> 00:13:39.383 No. 198 00:13:40.602 --> 00:13:42.996 To a hammer, the whole world's a nail, Lucas. 199 00:13:44.388 --> 00:13:45.781 Put the hit-and-run to bed 200 00:13:46.782 --> 00:13:49.524 and put Jackie's client where he belongs, okay? 201 00:13:49.567 --> 00:13:51.569 Not that I'm tying the two together. 202 00:13:53.484 --> 00:13:57.271 Oh, and, um, handle the hit-and-run in person. 203 00:13:57.314 --> 00:13:58.620 It's much more compassionate. 204 00:14:00.187 --> 00:14:03.059 Alright, just get it done. But keep the media out of this. 205 00:14:07.237 --> 00:14:09.370 I'll bring you back a coffee. 206 00:14:09.413 --> 00:14:11.285 You're looking a little under the weather. 207 00:14:14.854 --> 00:14:17.552 [tense music playing] 208 00:14:17.595 --> 00:14:19.510 [Jackie] Be with you in a second, Eliot. 209 00:14:20.860 --> 00:14:22.122 A quick word, counselor. 210 00:14:25.865 --> 00:14:27.431 [Jackie sighs] 211 00:14:27.475 --> 00:14:31.218 You better come back with a reasonable offer. 212 00:14:32.349 --> 00:14:33.655 [sighs] 213 00:14:35.048 --> 00:14:38.747 Or I will put your career in a very dark place. 214 00:14:42.838 --> 00:14:44.753 [thud] 215 00:14:52.935 --> 00:14:56.808 [tense music playing] 216 00:15:00.987 --> 00:15:03.467 You need me to validate your parking, Jackie? 217 00:15:10.910 --> 00:15:14.435 [tranquil music playing] 218 00:15:16.045 --> 00:15:17.133 [alarm beeps] 219 00:16:16.497 --> 00:16:20.544 [Eliot] We tried, Mr. Cole. I am sorry. 220 00:16:21.502 --> 00:16:23.547 We gave it our best shot. 221 00:16:23.591 --> 00:16:24.853 No, you didn't. 222 00:16:28.465 --> 00:16:32.121 What your boy did, did not help. 223 00:16:32.165 --> 00:16:35.342 That driver was drunk and out of control. 224 00:16:35.385 --> 00:16:36.734 That's all that should've mattered. 225 00:16:36.778 --> 00:16:39.346 It should have. But we were outgunned. 226 00:16:39.389 --> 00:16:40.956 [Lucas] But if I got you another-- 227 00:16:44.351 --> 00:16:46.744 Well, we don't have the budget, Mr. Cole. 228 00:16:47.658 --> 00:16:49.051 Won't cost you a thing. 229 00:16:53.012 --> 00:16:54.404 [Eliot] Sure, I'll talk to him. 230 00:16:56.232 --> 00:16:57.842 You are talking to him. 231 00:16:59.670 --> 00:17:05.720 Mr. Cole, we prosecuted the case, even though, I knew we wouldn't win. 232 00:17:05.763 --> 00:17:07.156 What would you have done differently? 233 00:17:07.200 --> 00:17:10.725 -[Lucas] I would've found a way. -Really? 234 00:17:10.768 --> 00:17:12.379 -Yes. -[Eliot] Just like that? 235 00:17:12.422 --> 00:17:13.902 Yes. 236 00:17:17.253 --> 00:17:18.820 Come by my office tomorrow. 237 00:17:26.175 --> 00:17:27.524 The good fight. 238 00:17:30.092 --> 00:17:33.791 [tranquil music playing] 239 00:18:17.183 --> 00:18:19.010 Hey. 240 00:18:19.054 --> 00:18:20.751 -You with the ladies? -[Christina] Mm-hmm. 241 00:18:21.883 --> 00:18:25.104 [ducks quacking] 242 00:18:31.197 --> 00:18:32.633 [Christina] Wait with your uncle. 243 00:18:43.165 --> 00:18:44.601 [chickens clucking] 244 00:18:48.475 --> 00:18:49.780 [Christina] Your dad is here. 245 00:19:07.320 --> 00:19:10.975 -Hey, easy. -[Johnny] Just wanna go home. 246 00:19:12.020 --> 00:19:13.674 You're supposed to wait at school, you know. 247 00:19:15.066 --> 00:19:16.894 I got held up at work, okay? 248 00:19:18.635 --> 00:19:20.246 -Just wanna-- -[Lucas] You have your big game. 249 00:19:21.421 --> 00:19:23.858 I don't feel so good. Okay? 250 00:19:25.120 --> 00:19:26.687 Plus, they don't even want me there. 251 00:19:26.730 --> 00:19:29.472 -[Lucas] That's not true. -Yeah, right. 252 00:19:29.516 --> 00:19:32.997 Look, maybe you get a hit, maybe you don't. 253 00:19:34.129 --> 00:19:35.348 But you're going to the game. 254 00:19:38.481 --> 00:19:41.789 [sighs] You drag me out for one practice all season, 255 00:19:41.832 --> 00:19:44.008 -and now you-- -[Lucas] What did you say? 256 00:19:44.052 --> 00:19:45.445 Nothing. 257 00:19:52.669 --> 00:19:53.801 Wait here, okay? 258 00:19:54.758 --> 00:19:57.370 -Why? -I have to talk to someone. 259 00:19:57.413 --> 00:20:00.242 -[Johnny] No. -Just put your uniform on. 260 00:20:01.200 --> 00:20:02.462 [sighs] 261 00:20:04.725 --> 00:20:05.813 I won't be long. 262 00:20:20.219 --> 00:20:21.829 [knocking] 263 00:20:26.660 --> 00:20:29.097 -Mrs. Santiago? -[Valeria] Who are you? 264 00:20:29.140 --> 00:20:31.795 I'm Lucas Cole from the D.A.'s Office. 265 00:20:31.839 --> 00:20:33.449 [Valeria] What do you want? 266 00:20:33.493 --> 00:20:35.277 I need to speak with you regarding your son. 267 00:20:39.847 --> 00:20:40.935 [sighs] 268 00:20:40.978 --> 00:20:44.982 [speaking in foreign language] 269 00:20:48.943 --> 00:20:52.860 I'm Marisol Santiago. Please. 270 00:20:53.730 --> 00:20:54.949 Thank you. 271 00:21:05.307 --> 00:21:08.223 I have to tell you and I wanted to tell you in person. 272 00:21:08.267 --> 00:21:10.312 The District Attorney's Office will not be pursuing 273 00:21:10.356 --> 00:21:12.662 a criminal indictment regarding your son's accident. 274 00:21:12.706 --> 00:21:14.708 [Valeria] What? 275 00:21:14.751 --> 00:21:16.840 [Lucas] The Office doesn't believe it will be successful at trial. 276 00:21:16.884 --> 00:21:20.409 -Why not? -[Lucas] Many factors. Mrs. Santiago. 277 00:21:20.453 --> 00:21:22.542 -Like what? -Many. 278 00:21:23.412 --> 00:21:27.764 Rich woman, poor kid. What are the other factors in this case? 279 00:21:27.808 --> 00:21:30.637 I can only discuss the details of the case with the boy's mother. 280 00:21:30.680 --> 00:21:33.857 -[Valeria] She's right here. -I can't. Uh. 281 00:21:33.901 --> 00:21:37.078 Please excuse me, I'm already late. Valeria, do you mind? 282 00:21:37.121 --> 00:21:40.081 No, I'll see him out. 283 00:21:40.124 --> 00:21:41.996 I wish I had better news. 284 00:21:42.039 --> 00:21:43.389 A plan for us all. 285 00:21:44.477 --> 00:21:45.565 Thank you for coming, Mr. Cole. 286 00:21:58.621 --> 00:22:00.928 She has such faith. 287 00:22:00.971 --> 00:22:03.670 Lord keep her from people like you. 288 00:22:03.713 --> 00:22:05.759 What do you gain protecting a drunk woman? 289 00:22:05.802 --> 00:22:08.544 She wasn't drunk. If she was, I wouldn't be here. 290 00:22:08.588 --> 00:22:11.286 Well, I was there, the police station, 291 00:22:11.330 --> 00:22:13.636 when they brought her in. Where were you? 292 00:22:13.680 --> 00:22:15.421 I wouldn't have known about the accident then. 293 00:22:15.464 --> 00:22:17.074 [Valeria] And what about her blood level, 294 00:22:17.118 --> 00:22:18.946 when they tested her for alcohol? 295 00:22:18.989 --> 00:22:21.557 -Her blood was fine. -[Valeria] What was the number? 296 00:22:23.472 --> 00:22:26.997 [scoffs] You don't remember? 297 00:22:27.041 --> 00:22:29.260 What the hell kind of a prosecutor are you? 298 00:22:33.569 --> 00:22:35.919 Your wife must be very proud. 299 00:22:35.963 --> 00:22:37.225 You can go to her now. 300 00:22:37.268 --> 00:22:39.532 Tell her you did a good day's work. 301 00:22:39.575 --> 00:22:41.316 That's very righteous of you. 302 00:22:41.360 --> 00:22:43.927 Mr. Cole, this is my house and I want you out of it. 303 00:22:43.971 --> 00:22:45.799 [Lucas] Is-- is that why you're involved? 304 00:22:45.842 --> 00:22:47.844 -Out. -Or are you just hoping for a piece of the civil settlement? 305 00:22:47.888 --> 00:22:51.544 There won't be a settlement, you think I'm a fool? 306 00:22:51.587 --> 00:22:54.677 Without a criminal conviction, no attorney will touch the civil case, 307 00:22:54.721 --> 00:22:57.854 -not on contingency. -You know your way around the law. 308 00:22:57.898 --> 00:23:00.291 [Valeria] I've had a lot to learn since that boy went to the hospital. 309 00:23:00.335 --> 00:23:02.424 -Did you know he just got out? -Yes. 310 00:23:02.468 --> 00:23:04.861 Good for you. Two surgeries. 311 00:23:04.905 --> 00:23:08.038 Needs another. No insurance. You bet I'm involved, Mr. Cole. 312 00:23:08.082 --> 00:23:10.084 Is he your nephew? 313 00:23:10.127 --> 00:23:13.043 I know them from church, they have no money left, no place to stay. 314 00:23:13.087 --> 00:23:14.784 [Lucas] Where's the boy's father? 315 00:23:14.828 --> 00:23:17.308 -Where you people put him. -[Lucas] What? 316 00:23:17.352 --> 00:23:18.788 [Valeria] She's visiting him today. 317 00:23:20.268 --> 00:23:23.445 -What's his name? -[scoffs] Such concern. 318 00:23:23.489 --> 00:23:25.752 The father's name, what is it? 319 00:23:25.795 --> 00:23:28.798 -Mateo. -It's not my case. 320 00:23:28.842 --> 00:23:31.888 You're telling me you can remember from almost a year ago? 321 00:23:31.932 --> 00:23:34.064 [Lucas] I remember every case I ever tried. 322 00:23:34.108 --> 00:23:36.066 You don't even know the details of this one. 323 00:23:36.110 --> 00:23:38.199 -Here. Now. -This is not my case. 324 00:23:39.243 --> 00:23:40.375 [sighs] 325 00:23:41.985 --> 00:23:44.901 So, you're just a messenger, doesn't that clean your hands. 326 00:23:46.512 --> 00:23:49.210 You need to leave now. I have a three-o'clock class. 327 00:23:51.430 --> 00:23:55.129 [speaking in foreign language] 328 00:23:56.086 --> 00:23:58.654 [speaking in foreign language] 329 00:24:06.532 --> 00:24:08.577 [speaking in foreign language] 330 00:24:12.668 --> 00:24:16.411 [gloomy music playing] 331 00:24:18.805 --> 00:24:22.286 [Mark] I was trying to pull the ball down the line to left field. 332 00:24:22.330 --> 00:24:24.463 It just went higher than I expected. 333 00:24:24.506 --> 00:24:26.769 -How'd you get so good? -My dad. 334 00:24:28.728 --> 00:24:32.558 -He around? -No. Away. 335 00:24:32.601 --> 00:24:33.907 What's your dad doing in here? 336 00:24:35.517 --> 00:24:37.911 Talk, I guess. That's what he does. 337 00:24:40.130 --> 00:24:42.176 Hey, mister, can you take me to the game? 338 00:24:43.090 --> 00:24:45.396 -Well, I don't think that's-- -[Valeria] Hello. 339 00:24:45.440 --> 00:24:48.661 -[Mark] Can I go with them? -That's not a good idea. 340 00:24:48.704 --> 00:24:50.489 [Mark] My team's playing Johnny's. 341 00:24:50.532 --> 00:24:52.360 [Valeria] Your mom wanted to be there for you, but today-- 342 00:24:52.403 --> 00:24:54.231 They could take me. 343 00:24:54.275 --> 00:24:56.756 You can sit in my class like we discussed. 344 00:24:56.799 --> 00:24:58.932 -What are you studying? -I teach it. 345 00:24:58.975 --> 00:25:00.237 Do some homework, okay? 346 00:25:01.238 --> 00:25:02.718 But I'm all done. 347 00:25:04.981 --> 00:25:06.374 Let him come with us. 348 00:25:07.767 --> 00:25:08.942 It's alright with me. 349 00:25:11.031 --> 00:25:12.206 Uh... 350 00:25:13.163 --> 00:25:16.602 Listen, about your mother, I'm sorry-- 351 00:25:16.645 --> 00:25:20.083 His grandmother, not my-- Thank you. 352 00:25:21.998 --> 00:25:26.002 I'd like to look into the boy's father's case. There maybe grounds for appeal. 353 00:25:27.134 --> 00:25:30.050 You want to do the right thing, then sure. 354 00:25:31.051 --> 00:25:35.098 [Lucas] I'll try. It's the best I can do. 355 00:25:35.142 --> 00:25:36.273 Of course. 356 00:25:37.361 --> 00:25:38.928 But the boy's case is over. 357 00:25:39.842 --> 00:25:41.583 A plan for us all. 358 00:25:41.627 --> 00:25:43.933 Maybe I can find you a lawyer for the civil suit. 359 00:25:43.977 --> 00:25:47.110 Someone willing to work for nothing upfront. 360 00:25:47.154 --> 00:25:49.112 -[Lucas] Yes. -I doubt it. 361 00:25:52.333 --> 00:25:56.685 Bring Marcos-- Mark, back by six. 362 00:25:56.729 --> 00:26:02.691 [tranquil music playing] 363 00:26:07.217 --> 00:26:08.567 Alright, guys. 364 00:26:11.047 --> 00:26:12.571 You good, Johnny? 365 00:26:13.963 --> 00:26:17.619 -Be back soon. -You're not watching? 366 00:26:17.663 --> 00:26:21.667 I'll be there. Just got to do some things first. 367 00:26:35.158 --> 00:26:37.596 Have a 100 percent attitude, that's 99 percent of it. 368 00:26:37.639 --> 00:26:39.467 All you need is to keep, keep the eye on the ball-- 369 00:26:39.510 --> 00:26:41.034 [kid 1] Coach, Johnny. 370 00:26:42.775 --> 00:26:44.864 That is one unusual little fellow. 371 00:26:44.907 --> 00:26:46.735 Alright. You good? Alright. 372 00:26:48.389 --> 00:26:52.611 [tranquil music playing] 373 00:27:04.361 --> 00:27:06.363 [kid 2] [Inaudible]. Whoo! 374 00:27:09.062 --> 00:27:11.238 [Johnny] That's their pitcher? 375 00:27:11.281 --> 00:27:14.328 [speaking in foreign language] 376 00:27:18.288 --> 00:27:19.159 Oh, boy. 377 00:27:19.202 --> 00:27:21.944 [tranquil music playing] 378 00:27:34.261 --> 00:27:35.610 [Umpire] Son, you're out. 379 00:27:38.308 --> 00:27:40.702 [indistinct chatter] 380 00:27:53.889 --> 00:27:56.196 -Strike one. -[kid 3] This is too easy. 381 00:28:00.635 --> 00:28:03.769 Come on, kiddo, knock one out! [claps] 382 00:28:04.726 --> 00:28:06.206 [kid 3] Swing. 383 00:28:06.249 --> 00:28:07.511 Strike two! 384 00:28:13.648 --> 00:28:15.476 [kid 3] Get ready. 385 00:28:18.044 --> 00:28:20.176 Strike three. Next batter. 386 00:28:20.220 --> 00:28:21.351 [kid 3] Bye-bye. 387 00:28:30.883 --> 00:28:32.711 It's good to be king. 388 00:28:32.754 --> 00:28:35.888 -[Lucas] Mr. District Attorney. -Not forever. 389 00:28:35.931 --> 00:28:38.194 Wouldn't worry, no one is actually challenging you. 390 00:28:38.238 --> 00:28:40.936 [Eliot] And the thrill somehow wanes. 391 00:28:40.980 --> 00:28:42.721 The heart, she is a fickle thing. 392 00:28:43.722 --> 00:28:44.853 [scoffs] 393 00:28:46.246 --> 00:28:47.856 Attorney General? 394 00:28:47.900 --> 00:28:49.728 Might test the waters. 395 00:28:49.771 --> 00:28:51.947 Bowing to the will of the people, as it were. 396 00:28:51.991 --> 00:28:53.644 Their will be done. [knocks] 397 00:28:54.776 --> 00:28:56.865 This defendant got railroaded. 398 00:28:56.909 --> 00:28:58.867 This isn't a courtroom, spare the melodrama. 399 00:28:59.868 --> 00:29:03.654 [Lucas] One eyewitness at night, unreliable at best. 400 00:29:03.698 --> 00:29:05.918 -Then why'd you prosecute it? -I didn't. 401 00:29:05.961 --> 00:29:07.963 [Eliot] It's not even your case? 402 00:29:08.007 --> 00:29:10.879 Real problem here is judicial misconduct. Misuse of hearsay. 403 00:29:10.923 --> 00:29:13.055 -Improper jury instructions. -Who is the judge? 404 00:29:13.099 --> 00:29:15.449 -[Lucas] Hurzweil. -Didn't he retire? 405 00:29:15.492 --> 00:29:19.235 I vaguely remember saying something nice about him at some function. 406 00:29:19.279 --> 00:29:21.803 Wasn't he always the one who was always bragging about his days at Harvard Law? 407 00:29:21.847 --> 00:29:23.283 Yeah. 408 00:29:23.326 --> 00:29:25.372 Dig away, chew on his bones if you want. 409 00:29:25.415 --> 00:29:27.069 Just tell me this wasn't a murder case. 410 00:29:27.113 --> 00:29:28.288 Unarmed robbery. 411 00:29:29.637 --> 00:29:30.986 You still haven't told me why you're involved. 412 00:29:32.118 --> 00:29:33.946 Something I promised. 413 00:29:33.989 --> 00:29:36.122 -Anyone I know? -Santiago. 414 00:29:37.863 --> 00:29:40.735 -Why is that name familiar? -[Lucas] It's the boy's father. 415 00:29:40.779 --> 00:29:42.171 From the hit-and-run? 416 00:29:42.215 --> 00:29:44.434 A decent lawyer would crush this on appeal. 417 00:29:44.478 --> 00:29:46.523 And what are the odds they'll have a decent lawyer? 418 00:29:48.830 --> 00:29:50.919 Next week. Today, no worries. 419 00:29:50.963 --> 00:29:56.795 As a matter of fact, Leland Hardt would like us to stop by later. 420 00:29:56.838 --> 00:29:59.406 -No. -Not a request. 421 00:30:00.755 --> 00:30:02.365 You got to see this place to believe it. 422 00:30:04.585 --> 00:30:06.935 Here's the case file, the hit-and-run. 423 00:30:06.979 --> 00:30:08.719 Now that it's over it's all yours. 424 00:30:08.763 --> 00:30:12.071 I have a reputation to maintain, or an image at least. 425 00:30:12.114 --> 00:30:13.942 Can't have anybody insinuating I did a favor. 426 00:30:13.986 --> 00:30:15.204 But you didn't. 427 00:30:15.248 --> 00:30:16.553 [Eliot] No, of course, not. 428 00:30:16.597 --> 00:30:18.468 But people like to think the worst of us. 429 00:30:18.512 --> 00:30:19.382 [knocking on door] 430 00:30:22.211 --> 00:30:23.517 You speak to him? 431 00:30:23.560 --> 00:30:25.345 Yes, I did, as a matter of fact, Jackie. 432 00:30:25.388 --> 00:30:27.956 I told him that your client is a pillar of the community 433 00:30:28.000 --> 00:30:32.961 and that his multiple and sordid felonies were mere spasms of immaturity. 434 00:30:33.005 --> 00:30:34.310 Eliot, this is serious. 435 00:30:34.354 --> 00:30:35.746 Yes, it is. 436 00:30:35.790 --> 00:30:37.313 [Jackie] So like I told you, you don't have a case. 437 00:30:37.357 --> 00:30:38.749 Talk to that man. 438 00:30:41.100 --> 00:30:44.668 Okay, Lucas, cards on the table. 439 00:30:46.322 --> 00:30:49.804 You drag my guy into court, I'll make this a nightmare for you. 440 00:30:49.848 --> 00:30:51.893 -If you try to crucify him-- -I'll take my chances. 441 00:30:54.330 --> 00:30:56.463 Come on, gentlemen, let's just talk this through. 442 00:30:56.506 --> 00:30:59.031 You talk to the jury, before they bury him for his sins. 443 00:30:59.074 --> 00:31:01.076 [Eliot] Not religious, but very Old Testament. 444 00:31:02.034 --> 00:31:05.080 -We're done here, counselor. -He's right, Jackie. 445 00:31:05.124 --> 00:31:07.822 You had a plea offer, you turned it down. We're going before the people. 446 00:31:07.866 --> 00:31:09.650 -I didn't turn it down. -[Eliot] I thought you did. 447 00:31:09.693 --> 00:31:11.391 -No. -Well, it's off the table. 448 00:31:11.434 --> 00:31:13.088 [Jackie] It's not fair. You said the deal was good until four. 449 00:31:13.132 --> 00:31:15.221 [Eliot] It's ten after. 450 00:31:15.264 --> 00:31:16.918 Who cares about ten minutes? We're talking about justice here! 451 00:31:16.962 --> 00:31:18.920 Well, that's very impressive, Jackie. 452 00:31:18.964 --> 00:31:20.791 You just get one juror to buy into that righteous indignation, 453 00:31:20.835 --> 00:31:22.010 you can force a re-trial. 454 00:31:22.054 --> 00:31:22.924 [Jackie laughs] 455 00:31:24.970 --> 00:31:26.362 Hmm. 456 00:31:33.761 --> 00:31:36.285 I learned more from this man in my first three months here 457 00:31:36.329 --> 00:31:38.940 than I did in three years of Ivy League law school. 458 00:31:38.984 --> 00:31:40.115 Like a father to me. 459 00:31:41.073 --> 00:31:42.422 You're a lucky man, Lucas. 460 00:31:44.250 --> 00:31:46.687 You don't mind if I call the senior partners, do you? 461 00:31:46.730 --> 00:31:47.818 Let them talk with you directly. 462 00:31:47.862 --> 00:31:48.863 [Lucas] No. 463 00:31:48.907 --> 00:31:50.604 -Good. -[Lucas] No. 464 00:31:50.647 --> 00:31:51.648 What is he saying? 465 00:31:51.692 --> 00:31:53.476 I think he's saying "no." 466 00:31:53.520 --> 00:31:55.304 [Jackie] Eliot, he just doesn't understand that I need to-- 467 00:31:55.348 --> 00:31:57.132 You just touch one button on that phone, we go to trial. 468 00:31:57.176 --> 00:31:58.786 -[Jackie] You can't be serious. -Try me. 469 00:31:58.829 --> 00:32:02.137 Look, I have dinner plans so, five, four, three-- 470 00:32:02.181 --> 00:32:05.401 We take the deal. 471 00:32:05.445 --> 00:32:07.751 -[Eliot] Press conference. -No. 472 00:32:07.795 --> 00:32:10.232 -[Eliot] Two. One? -Please, Eliot. 473 00:32:10.276 --> 00:32:12.365 [sighs] You'll recommend a reduced sentence? 474 00:32:12.408 --> 00:32:14.019 No. 475 00:32:14.062 --> 00:32:15.846 Do I have your word you'll support early parole? 476 00:32:17.413 --> 00:32:21.156 Eliot, I rely on your sense of fairness. 477 00:32:21.200 --> 00:32:22.679 Our time together. 478 00:32:22.723 --> 00:32:23.942 Courthouse steps. 479 00:32:25.160 --> 00:32:26.118 [Jackie] This could damage my-- 480 00:32:29.034 --> 00:32:29.991 I rely on your ability-- 481 00:32:30.035 --> 00:32:32.124 The steps right soon. 482 00:32:36.780 --> 00:32:38.695 And don't forget that autograph for my son. 483 00:32:38.739 --> 00:32:41.960 [footsteps retreating] 484 00:32:45.920 --> 00:32:48.096 Did you really want to go to trial? 485 00:32:48.140 --> 00:32:49.184 I bet you didn't. 486 00:32:50.446 --> 00:32:52.057 Doesn't matter. 487 00:32:52.100 --> 00:32:53.884 Either way, I'm gonna take the case away from you 488 00:32:53.928 --> 00:32:57.105 because I'm a politically ambitious son of a gun. 489 00:32:57.149 --> 00:32:58.324 Or haven't you heard? 490 00:33:02.893 --> 00:33:08.551 A press conference on the courthouse steps, nice for the image. 491 00:33:09.465 --> 00:33:10.901 And the reputation. 492 00:33:13.687 --> 00:33:16.255 Let's let Jackie sweat it out a bit, hmm? 493 00:33:18.474 --> 00:33:23.349 ♪ Yes, I was lost 494 00:33:23.392 --> 00:33:27.701 ♪ But now I found 495 00:33:27.744 --> 00:33:28.876 [umpire] Next batter. 496 00:33:29.920 --> 00:33:33.794 [speaking in foreign language] 497 00:33:33.837 --> 00:33:37.537 [indistinct chatter] 498 00:33:39.800 --> 00:33:41.671 [kid 3] Here we go again. 499 00:33:47.938 --> 00:33:51.681 [speaking in foreign language] 500 00:33:51.725 --> 00:33:52.856 [umpire] Strike one. 501 00:33:56.208 --> 00:33:57.774 [kid 3] No batter. 502 00:33:59.037 --> 00:34:00.864 You got nothing. 503 00:34:00.908 --> 00:34:02.823 Strike two. Come on, Johnny, at least go down fighting! 504 00:34:04.520 --> 00:34:05.391 [kid 3] Swing. 505 00:34:06.566 --> 00:34:08.698 That's sorta strike three. 506 00:34:08.742 --> 00:34:12.006 [crowd applauding] 507 00:34:23.104 --> 00:34:24.975 [footsteps approaching] 508 00:34:30.851 --> 00:34:35.290 [tranquil music playing] 509 00:34:39.990 --> 00:34:42.341 [birds chirping] 510 00:35:01.664 --> 00:35:02.926 Where is the lady? 511 00:35:04.450 --> 00:35:05.712 Couldn't make it this week. 512 00:35:10.543 --> 00:35:11.587 Okay. 513 00:35:13.023 --> 00:35:14.242 Something new for her? 514 00:35:36.525 --> 00:35:39.224 "Always remember the power of words. 515 00:35:40.529 --> 00:35:43.880 Words, after all are more than just heard. 516 00:35:44.968 --> 00:35:48.581 [tranquil music playing] 517 00:35:48.624 --> 00:35:52.106 Down, down beyond the cloudy and clear..." 518 00:35:53.063 --> 00:35:54.848 Emily. 519 00:35:54.891 --> 00:35:57.329 [Terrence] "...until your wondering mind's inner ear, 520 00:35:57.372 --> 00:36:00.070 where goodness and greatness do battle with fear. 521 00:36:00.114 --> 00:36:01.811 Now a battle--" 522 00:36:04.945 --> 00:36:05.946 That's it. 523 00:36:13.823 --> 00:36:15.303 You write that just this week? 524 00:36:15.347 --> 00:36:16.348 [Terrence] Yeah. 525 00:36:23.485 --> 00:36:27.968 -You are a poet, Terrence. -Okay. 526 00:36:39.371 --> 00:36:40.502 Where's the lady? 527 00:36:46.073 --> 00:36:47.335 Couldn't make it this week. 528 00:36:51.687 --> 00:36:52.558 Okay. 529 00:37:02.742 --> 00:37:05.266 -Next Friday? -[Terrence] Okay. 530 00:37:11.490 --> 00:37:13.231 [Zhao] Can we talk about my client? 531 00:37:15.537 --> 00:37:20.412 That bank officer is claiming long-term disability for a phantom neck injury. 532 00:37:20.455 --> 00:37:21.935 My client's his meal ticket. 533 00:37:23.676 --> 00:37:24.764 I believe in him. 534 00:37:26.026 --> 00:37:27.680 Not the first time for him. 535 00:37:27.723 --> 00:37:28.855 Nothing in the file. 536 00:37:31.553 --> 00:37:34.556 [Lucas] Since this is your first case, I'll pretend like you didn't know. 537 00:37:37.342 --> 00:37:39.169 But you don't know why, do you? 538 00:37:41.259 --> 00:37:45.350 That man was four years a Marine, two years in harm's way, 539 00:37:45.393 --> 00:37:47.526 a final stint in Germany. 540 00:37:47.569 --> 00:37:51.617 He's walking down the street, some neo-Nat thugs get in his face, 541 00:37:51.660 --> 00:37:53.662 and you can guess what they said. 542 00:37:53.706 --> 00:37:54.794 [Lucas] No idea. 543 00:37:57.492 --> 00:38:00.713 What the world must look like to you. 544 00:38:01.670 --> 00:38:03.063 Everyone has a story to tell. 545 00:38:11.506 --> 00:38:12.507 You're still here. 546 00:38:19.775 --> 00:38:22.430 [scoffs] What did you say to that new public defender? 547 00:38:22.474 --> 00:38:24.911 She looks, what's the word? Dispirited. 548 00:38:24.954 --> 00:38:27.000 -There's a mistake here. -No, no, no, no. 549 00:38:27.043 --> 00:38:31.352 There are no mistakes. Not today. Today the world is flawless. 550 00:38:31.396 --> 00:38:34.921 -Eliot, I'm gonna need-- -You missed a press conference for the ages, Lucas. 551 00:38:34.964 --> 00:38:38.054 Tears. Applause. Ah, it was just embarrassing. 552 00:38:38.098 --> 00:38:39.926 Just absolutely wonderful. 553 00:38:39.969 --> 00:38:41.841 No, no, no, no. Come on, not today. 554 00:38:41.884 --> 00:38:43.582 -Where's the BAC? -[sighs] 555 00:38:44.844 --> 00:38:47.586 -What are you talking about? -The BAC. It's not in the file. 556 00:38:50.589 --> 00:38:52.286 She wasn't drunk, we already discussed this. 557 00:38:52.330 --> 00:38:53.635 How would you know? 558 00:38:54.810 --> 00:39:00.033 [sighs] She was never tested, they screwed up. 559 00:39:00.076 --> 00:39:02.818 That's why it's not in the file, not in the system. 560 00:39:02.862 --> 00:39:04.342 Look, there were other factors, anyway. 561 00:39:04.385 --> 00:39:06.344 -We could not have won in court. -We'll see. 562 00:39:06.387 --> 00:39:07.867 -The case is over. -Like hell it is. 563 00:39:07.910 --> 00:39:09.695 Thanks to you, by the way. 564 00:39:09.738 --> 00:39:12.437 Our office officially dismissed the charges 20 minutes ago. 565 00:39:12.480 --> 00:39:14.134 The press release went out under your name. 566 00:39:16.441 --> 00:39:17.964 Anything else gone missing? 567 00:39:18.007 --> 00:39:21.097 [scoffs] It's not missing, it was never done! 568 00:39:23.230 --> 00:39:24.927 You made the right choice, Lucas, 569 00:39:24.971 --> 00:39:28.322 and I want you to know I'm not offended by your tone. 570 00:39:29.367 --> 00:39:30.977 You're going through a tough time, I know. 571 00:39:31.020 --> 00:39:33.283 We'll just attribute any nastiness to the booze. 572 00:39:35.024 --> 00:39:37.200 What, you think I don't know? 573 00:39:38.854 --> 00:39:40.160 I'm the District Attorney. 574 00:39:41.204 --> 00:39:43.903 All those investigators on my payroll, 575 00:39:44.773 --> 00:39:47.472 you don't think I keep track of what my prosecutors are up to? 576 00:39:48.821 --> 00:39:50.997 So you drink, who cares? 577 00:39:51.040 --> 00:39:54.479 A little during the day, a little more at night, I'm not troubled. 578 00:39:54.522 --> 00:39:55.828 You work hard. 579 00:39:57.656 --> 00:40:01.007 Heck, take the rest of the afternoon. I'll walk you to your car. 580 00:40:01.050 --> 00:40:02.530 We'll have a drink. How about that? 581 00:40:04.750 --> 00:40:06.012 Have you seen the kid? 582 00:40:07.317 --> 00:40:11.931 Listen, Lucas, let this one go. 583 00:40:11.974 --> 00:40:13.236 I brought him to the baseball game. 584 00:40:13.280 --> 00:40:15.108 His team is playing my son's team. 585 00:40:16.675 --> 00:40:17.806 You should come and meet him. 586 00:40:19.504 --> 00:40:21.157 I'd love to, but I have a lot of work-- 587 00:40:21.201 --> 00:40:22.768 Game was supposed to be tomorrow, 588 00:40:22.811 --> 00:40:25.074 but they moved it up because of a storm that's coming. 589 00:40:26.206 --> 00:40:28.164 Right, sure. 590 00:40:28.208 --> 00:40:29.122 [Lucas] Uh-huh. 591 00:40:30.471 --> 00:40:31.646 Then why are you here? 592 00:40:34.606 --> 00:40:35.737 [chuckles] 593 00:40:35.781 --> 00:40:36.869 Just a game. 594 00:40:38.697 --> 00:40:40.046 [Eliot] Oh, don't think that. 595 00:40:43.615 --> 00:40:47.140 Run along. Go. 596 00:40:56.541 --> 00:40:59.108 [indistinct chatter] 597 00:40:59.152 --> 00:41:00.545 [shouts] 598 00:41:00.588 --> 00:41:02.416 Take your base! Take your base! 599 00:41:04.505 --> 00:41:06.725 Hey, hey, hey, you okay, kid? 600 00:41:06.768 --> 00:41:08.248 I'm done. 601 00:41:10.946 --> 00:41:15.255 Okay. Uh, hey, Johnny, listen. The pitcher's tired. 602 00:41:15.298 --> 00:41:17.649 So, don't swing, maybe you'll get a walk. 603 00:41:17.692 --> 00:41:19.346 [umpire] Next batter. 604 00:41:19.389 --> 00:41:21.696 Good, good. Okay. Let's go. 605 00:41:21.740 --> 00:41:23.481 Timmy. Where is Timmy? 606 00:41:23.524 --> 00:41:25.483 -Yeah, need you first. -[Mark] Hey! 607 00:41:30.705 --> 00:41:33.316 -First pitch, you go for it. -What? 608 00:41:33.360 --> 00:41:35.623 No way he'll walk you, you're the winning run. 609 00:41:35.667 --> 00:41:39.279 -He won't put you on base. -Not supposed to swing. 610 00:41:40.323 --> 00:41:42.761 The first pitch will be right down the middle, 611 00:41:42.804 --> 00:41:44.676 even if he has to throw it underhand. 612 00:41:44.719 --> 00:41:46.678 -And you have a good swing. -[Johnny] Really? 613 00:41:46.721 --> 00:41:48.201 Absolutely. 614 00:41:48.244 --> 00:41:49.942 -Just keep your eye-- -Eye on the ball? 615 00:41:49.985 --> 00:41:52.292 [Mark] No, keep your eye on the bat. 616 00:41:52.335 --> 00:41:54.773 -Huh? -Swing at the first pitch. 617 00:41:54.816 --> 00:41:57.297 Watch where it hits your bat. Keep your eyes there. 618 00:41:57.340 --> 00:41:58.907 Next batter. 619 00:41:58.951 --> 00:42:00.692 Go get him. 620 00:42:00.735 --> 00:42:02.781 [crowd cheers and applauds] 621 00:42:02.824 --> 00:42:03.695 [woman 1] Just do it. 622 00:42:06.045 --> 00:42:08.395 [tranquil music playing] 623 00:42:08.438 --> 00:42:12.486 [Paul] Here you go, fellas. Well, look who bothered to show up. 624 00:42:12.530 --> 00:42:13.835 What are you doing here, Paul? 625 00:42:13.879 --> 00:42:16.229 I came to see my grandson's big game. 626 00:42:16.272 --> 00:42:18.579 And what a game, huh, fellas! You should have seen it. 627 00:42:18.623 --> 00:42:21.843 Last inning, they're down to their final lap, one run behind. 628 00:42:21.887 --> 00:42:23.497 Man on first. 629 00:42:23.541 --> 00:42:27.632 [indistinct chatter] 630 00:42:27.675 --> 00:42:29.198 [kid 3] Oh, good, it's you. 631 00:42:32.245 --> 00:42:35.988 [suspenseful music playing] 632 00:42:37.642 --> 00:42:38.817 [crowd cheers] 633 00:42:38.860 --> 00:42:42.951 Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh! 634 00:42:42.995 --> 00:42:45.475 [all cheering] 635 00:42:45.519 --> 00:42:47.956 That's what I'm talking about, Johnny! 636 00:42:57.226 --> 00:43:00.142 [cheering continues] 637 00:43:02.841 --> 00:43:06.192 [Paul] Kaboom! Oh, you should have seen it. 638 00:43:06.235 --> 00:43:09.630 You know when I was your age, I had a paper route, 639 00:43:09.674 --> 00:43:11.676 delivered papers in the morning before I went to school. 640 00:43:12.764 --> 00:43:16.637 I was saving my nickels for bleacher seats at Yankee Stadium. 641 00:43:16.681 --> 00:43:18.291 It was 1961. 642 00:43:18.334 --> 00:43:20.119 The chase for the home-run record. 643 00:43:20.162 --> 00:43:21.686 Everybody was cheering on Mickey Mantle. 644 00:43:21.729 --> 00:43:23.252 Oh, The Mick. 645 00:43:23.296 --> 00:43:25.864 But not me, I was rooting for Roger Maris. 646 00:43:25.907 --> 00:43:28.649 Number 9, as he wore his hair in crew-cut, 647 00:43:28.693 --> 00:43:30.259 just like your granddad used to. 648 00:43:30.303 --> 00:43:34.437 Had a sweet swing. You know, terrific teammate. 649 00:43:34.481 --> 00:43:37.092 -Good man. Responsible. -[Lucas] We got to get going, Johnny. 650 00:43:37.136 --> 00:43:43.359 Well, seeing you hit that made me feel like a kid again, like I was watching Roger Maris. 651 00:43:44.404 --> 00:43:47.581 Your mother was watching, too. So proud of you. 652 00:43:47.625 --> 00:43:49.409 Paul, why do you always have to be such--? 653 00:43:49.452 --> 00:43:51.193 You know I've been watching baseball for over 50 years. 654 00:43:51.237 --> 00:43:53.805 And I know I've seen a bigger home run than yours. 655 00:43:54.762 --> 00:43:56.329 But I'll be darned if I can remember when. 656 00:44:00.681 --> 00:44:01.856 Let's get going, guys. 657 00:44:08.733 --> 00:44:09.908 [Johnny] Let me help. 658 00:44:15.435 --> 00:44:16.349 Don't need any. 659 00:44:16.392 --> 00:44:18.264 No, I mean I wanna. 660 00:44:22.007 --> 00:44:25.271 [tranquil music playing] 661 00:44:25.314 --> 00:44:27.577 Hey! The ball. 662 00:44:28.927 --> 00:44:31.277 -It hit here. -Absolutely. 663 00:44:46.771 --> 00:44:47.641 [Johnny] Whoa. 664 00:44:52.559 --> 00:44:53.560 Nice car. 665 00:44:57.651 --> 00:45:00.654 [tranquil music playing] 666 00:45:03.744 --> 00:45:04.876 Wait here, okay? 667 00:45:04.919 --> 00:45:08.009 [sighs] Always. Won't be long. 668 00:45:08.053 --> 00:45:09.750 Fine, come in. 669 00:45:09.794 --> 00:45:13.406 -No. -Johnny, now is not the time. 670 00:45:13.449 --> 00:45:15.060 The game was good, everything's good, okay? 671 00:45:15.103 --> 00:45:16.409 [cellphone rings] 672 00:45:17.758 --> 00:45:18.803 [sighs] 673 00:45:20.413 --> 00:45:23.285 Yeah? Okay. 674 00:45:26.288 --> 00:45:28.943 Okay. Thanks, Pat. 675 00:45:32.338 --> 00:45:33.469 I won't be long, okay? 676 00:45:34.819 --> 00:45:38.997 -I'm Lucas. -Chadwick, sir. Dennis. 677 00:45:49.790 --> 00:45:53.359 [Paul] Your mother was watching, too. I'm so proud of you. 678 00:45:53.402 --> 00:45:55.013 [thunder rumbles] 679 00:45:58.494 --> 00:46:00.496 [Emily] Yeah, Johnny caught such a big fish, 680 00:46:00.540 --> 00:46:02.411 grandpa was so proud of him. 681 00:46:02.455 --> 00:46:04.283 -We're almost home now. -[Johnny] Hey! 682 00:46:04.326 --> 00:46:06.676 [thunder crashes] 683 00:46:08.417 --> 00:46:09.592 [crash] 684 00:46:11.290 --> 00:46:15.685 [calm music playing] 685 00:46:20.212 --> 00:46:23.476 Okay. If you would, sir. Lucas. 686 00:46:23.519 --> 00:46:25.217 You're not going in? 687 00:46:25.260 --> 00:46:27.654 Oh, no. Creeps me out. 688 00:46:36.794 --> 00:46:38.839 [Leland] Lucas Cole. [laughs] 689 00:46:38.883 --> 00:46:40.623 [Sandrick] Alert the authorities. 690 00:46:40.667 --> 00:46:43.017 There's another attorney in our midst! 691 00:46:43.061 --> 00:46:46.455 You know when there is one lawyer in town there's no business to be had. 692 00:46:46.499 --> 00:46:50.503 But when there are two lawyers, there's no end to business. 693 00:46:51.547 --> 00:46:54.812 -Mr. Sandrick. -Call me Reverend Nat. 694 00:46:54.855 --> 00:46:59.512 Welcome to my sanctuary, Lucas, away from prying eyes. 695 00:46:59.555 --> 00:47:01.993 It's the reason I bought the estate. 696 00:47:02.036 --> 00:47:04.734 Vanity, I'm afraid. 697 00:47:04.778 --> 00:47:06.519 Is that one of the deadly sins, Reverend? 698 00:47:06.562 --> 00:47:09.087 -Easily forgiven. -[laughs] 699 00:47:10.218 --> 00:47:11.785 So how'd it go? 700 00:47:13.265 --> 00:47:14.744 Your son's game. 701 00:47:16.616 --> 00:47:18.574 Oh. Fine. 702 00:47:18.618 --> 00:47:23.579 Eliot told me how you left work early, had to be there. [laughs] 703 00:47:23.623 --> 00:47:26.495 A man who knows his priorities, got to respect that. 704 00:47:27.453 --> 00:47:31.196 I have some news, wanted you to hear it first. 705 00:47:31.239 --> 00:47:35.330 Eliot has decided to pursue the position of State Attorney General 706 00:47:35.374 --> 00:47:38.029 and I have chosen to support his candidacy. 707 00:47:38.072 --> 00:47:38.986 -He's earned it. -[Leland] Hmm. 708 00:47:40.248 --> 00:47:41.771 That's not why you're here. 709 00:47:41.815 --> 00:47:44.905 I thought we should meet, face to face. 710 00:47:46.472 --> 00:47:49.605 I believe you should run for District Attorney, 711 00:47:49.649 --> 00:47:53.827 replace Eliot as he extends his reach and his grasp. 712 00:47:56.961 --> 00:47:59.398 No answer? [laughs] 713 00:48:00.529 --> 00:48:02.183 Good. 714 00:48:02.227 --> 00:48:04.403 Anyone who agrees too quickly worries me. 715 00:48:04.446 --> 00:48:07.058 And anyone who says no is a fool. 716 00:48:07.101 --> 00:48:09.756 Now we know you're no fool 717 00:48:10.713 --> 00:48:13.847 and, standing here with you, I'm not worried. 718 00:48:13.891 --> 00:48:15.805 You will consider my offer? 719 00:48:17.764 --> 00:48:20.636 -Mm-hmm. -[Sandrick] A considerate man. 720 00:48:20.680 --> 00:48:22.551 Hmm. 721 00:48:22.595 --> 00:48:25.337 The Reverend came by to offer Anna some spiritual guidance. 722 00:48:25.380 --> 00:48:29.036 And I had to meet our state's next Attorney General. 723 00:48:29.080 --> 00:48:31.038 [Leland] Oh, he's on his way. 724 00:48:31.082 --> 00:48:34.128 To say nothing of the next District Attorney of this county. 725 00:48:34.172 --> 00:48:36.870 If you so choose. 726 00:48:36.914 --> 00:48:40.395 My boy's waiting in the car, if you'll excuse me. 727 00:48:40.439 --> 00:48:42.484 Bring him inside, by all means. 728 00:48:42.528 --> 00:48:45.618 [Sandrick] I was saddened, Lucas, to hear of your loss. 729 00:48:45.661 --> 00:48:51.711 Eliot told me about the accident, your wife, terrible tragedy. I'm sorry. 730 00:48:53.234 --> 00:48:56.585 We almost lost Anna, as you're aware. A car accident as well. 731 00:48:57.499 --> 00:48:59.458 My wife wasn't under the influence. 732 00:48:59.501 --> 00:49:01.242 I don't think that's accurate-- 733 00:49:01.286 --> 00:49:05.246 Oh, Anna had a few drinks, a mistake and she knows it. 734 00:49:05.290 --> 00:49:07.161 She hasn't touched a drop since. 735 00:49:07.205 --> 00:49:09.337 Has she seen the boy? Mark? 736 00:49:11.470 --> 00:49:13.428 My wife is devastated. 737 00:49:13.472 --> 00:49:16.127 She is distraught about the injuries that young man suffered. 738 00:49:19.260 --> 00:49:20.827 He was crossing against the light-- 739 00:49:20.870 --> 00:49:22.655 That's her version. 740 00:49:22.698 --> 00:49:24.265 -That's the only version. -[Lucas] Yes, I read the file. 741 00:49:24.309 --> 00:49:26.572 What are we talking about here? 742 00:49:26.615 --> 00:49:29.531 Evidence is missing from the case files and from the database as well. 743 00:49:29.575 --> 00:49:32.447 But the police station keeps hard copies. 744 00:49:33.405 --> 00:49:36.103 Your wife's blood alcohol content was 0.05. 745 00:49:36.147 --> 00:49:38.323 That's under the legal limit, Lucas. 746 00:49:38.366 --> 00:49:39.672 I would think you would know that. 747 00:49:39.715 --> 00:49:41.369 [Lucas] They also took hair samples. 748 00:49:43.415 --> 00:49:45.243 I thought that might interest you. 749 00:49:47.593 --> 00:49:50.030 Your wife was high on cocaine. 750 00:49:51.118 --> 00:49:53.164 "High" is an ambiguous term. 751 00:49:53.207 --> 00:49:54.948 High as a kite, is that clearer? 752 00:49:54.992 --> 00:49:57.298 Are you looking to shake down Mr. Hardt? 753 00:49:57.342 --> 00:49:59.170 [Lucas] No. 754 00:49:59.213 --> 00:50:00.867 [Sandrick] Then what the hell is going on here! 755 00:50:00.910 --> 00:50:02.477 It's all right, Reverend. 756 00:50:03.957 --> 00:50:06.438 The case was dismissed, was it not? 757 00:50:07.830 --> 00:50:09.789 -[Lucas] Yes. -[scoffs] Resolved. 758 00:50:11.791 --> 00:50:15.795 Mr. Cole is just expressing Christian concern for the young man harmed. 759 00:50:15.838 --> 00:50:19.799 And to put us on notice that he is a prosecutor to be respected. 760 00:50:21.453 --> 00:50:24.238 Anna and I will pay the young man a visit in person. 761 00:50:26.110 --> 00:50:27.502 In due time. 762 00:50:29.852 --> 00:50:34.161 [Eliot] Well, if you're going to crash, you might as well aim for something big. 763 00:50:34.205 --> 00:50:36.685 That was a hell of a show. I just heard. 764 00:50:37.077 --> 00:50:39.993 -You told me to come, here I am. -Yeah, I wouldn't have if I'd known you'd be doing that. 765 00:50:40.037 --> 00:50:41.516 -You lied to me, Eliot. -Not really. 766 00:50:43.301 --> 00:50:46.130 We couldn't have won the case. Too much firepower on their side. 767 00:50:46.173 --> 00:50:49.089 Reverend Nat alone would've had a hundred demonstrators on the courthouse steps. 768 00:50:49.133 --> 00:50:51.004 He can't play the race card, not on this one. 769 00:50:51.048 --> 00:50:52.397 [Eliot] Oh, ye of little faith. 770 00:50:53.572 --> 00:50:55.313 You don't want any part of that. 771 00:50:55.356 --> 00:50:57.445 And drop the wide-eyed-child routine, doesn't fit you. 772 00:50:57.489 --> 00:50:59.926 Leland Hardt owns a television network and, brother, 773 00:50:59.969 --> 00:51:02.494 he can bring down the wrath of God on both of us. 774 00:51:02.537 --> 00:51:04.757 You want to turn your back on God, fine, I'm with you. 775 00:51:04.800 --> 00:51:06.759 But turn your back on a man with a TV network? Foolish. 776 00:51:06.802 --> 00:51:09.327 His network is just violence. 777 00:51:09.370 --> 00:51:11.677 -[Eliot] Save it for the tourists. -Targeted to kids. 778 00:51:11.720 --> 00:51:13.244 [Eliot] Not his fault to give them what they want. 779 00:51:13.287 --> 00:51:15.028 His choice. 780 00:51:15.072 --> 00:51:17.030 If he didn't do it, someone else would. 781 00:51:17.074 --> 00:51:18.466 And we'd be at their door. 782 00:51:19.598 --> 00:51:21.382 Crazy, insane thing is that he likes you. 783 00:51:21.426 --> 00:51:23.993 A kindred spirit. Ruthless. 784 00:51:24.037 --> 00:51:26.648 And he wants to support me for Attorney General, God bless him. 785 00:51:26.692 --> 00:51:27.997 I'll do a hell of a job. 786 00:51:29.173 --> 00:51:30.826 With the occasional favor. 787 00:51:33.046 --> 00:51:34.787 Don't get high and mighty, not with me. 788 00:51:36.745 --> 00:51:39.966 I've seen you work that boy-next-door vibe and your holier than thou manner 789 00:51:40.009 --> 00:51:42.273 and no one sees you coming. But I knew. 790 00:51:43.665 --> 00:51:46.103 Everybody thought you wanted to do something good with your life. 791 00:51:46.146 --> 00:51:47.191 Make things right. 792 00:51:48.801 --> 00:51:52.848 But you wanted blood and that's why I hired you. 793 00:51:52.892 --> 00:51:54.676 I've seen how you handle cases. 794 00:51:54.720 --> 00:51:58.463 Buddy boy, you would've put the screws through Christ Almighty. 795 00:51:58.506 --> 00:51:59.551 [groans] 796 00:52:05.252 --> 00:52:06.993 Of course, I could be wrong. 797 00:52:12.520 --> 00:52:14.087 You still hate me for it, don't you? 798 00:52:15.871 --> 00:52:17.090 Losing that case. 799 00:52:19.005 --> 00:52:21.921 A year to the day, you don't think I remember? Please. 800 00:52:23.662 --> 00:52:25.185 There you were on my doorstep. 801 00:52:26.752 --> 00:52:29.711 And here you are now, with the chance to be District Attorney. 802 00:52:29.755 --> 00:52:33.759 But you need those guys. And they need an answer. 803 00:52:35.500 --> 00:52:38.242 This is the world we're in, Lucas. 804 00:52:39.504 --> 00:52:43.290 The only question is, what are you going to do about it? 805 00:52:46.032 --> 00:52:47.381 I have to go get my kid. 806 00:52:50.732 --> 00:52:52.734 Why don't you stop or hit off the bottle first? 807 00:52:52.778 --> 00:52:57.217 -You know what-- -We're realists, you and me, no different. 808 00:52:57.261 --> 00:53:02.527 This is the opportunity, Lucas. Right here, right now. 809 00:53:07.619 --> 00:53:09.664 Fine, I'll tell them your answer is no. 810 00:53:09.708 --> 00:53:11.579 Tell them my answer is yes. 811 00:53:21.198 --> 00:53:22.460 [engine starts] 812 00:53:23.939 --> 00:53:27.856 [tense music playing] 813 00:53:43.394 --> 00:53:45.439 Hey, where do you think you are going, son? 814 00:53:45.483 --> 00:53:46.962 Hey, don't walk away from me when I'm-- 815 00:53:47.006 --> 00:53:47.963 Talking? 816 00:53:49.138 --> 00:53:52.316 Look, I've had a not great day, alright? 817 00:53:52.359 --> 00:53:55.449 -I don't need this from you. -Sorry about your day. Dad. 818 00:53:55.493 --> 00:53:58.713 You had to wait in the car for a few minutes, what is the big deal? 819 00:54:01.803 --> 00:54:06.025 Hey, I wanted to be at your game. 820 00:54:06.068 --> 00:54:07.113 Not true. 821 00:54:09.333 --> 00:54:12.727 You don't want me there any way, I just make you nervous. 822 00:54:12.771 --> 00:54:14.468 Not true. 823 00:54:14.512 --> 00:54:18.298 Well, yeah, you do. 824 00:54:18.342 --> 00:54:19.691 You scared the hell out of me. 825 00:54:21.258 --> 00:54:23.085 Something could have happened to you. 826 00:54:23.129 --> 00:54:24.304 [Johnny] You should have been there. 827 00:54:25.392 --> 00:54:27.612 I know, I will. Next time, okay? 828 00:54:27.655 --> 00:54:29.266 -You should have. -[Lucas] I will. 829 00:54:31.137 --> 00:54:32.573 It wasn't my fault. 830 00:54:35.010 --> 00:54:36.969 -What are you talking about? -Not my fault. 831 00:54:37.012 --> 00:54:39.319 Johnny, what'd you do? 832 00:54:39.363 --> 00:54:41.408 You drove fast there this morning. 833 00:54:42.670 --> 00:54:44.150 It wasn't on purpose. 834 00:54:44.193 --> 00:54:46.065 -That's a lie. -[Lucas] No. 835 00:54:48.459 --> 00:54:49.373 Yes. 836 00:54:51.984 --> 00:54:53.681 I was just messing around that night. 837 00:54:53.725 --> 00:54:55.422 Look, we don't have to talk about it, okay? 838 00:54:56.510 --> 00:54:57.990 I don't know why I did it. 839 00:54:58.991 --> 00:55:00.558 It was not your fault, okay? 840 00:55:00.601 --> 00:55:02.299 -How would you know? -I know. 841 00:55:04.257 --> 00:55:05.302 I know. 842 00:55:06.868 --> 00:55:10.611 I never told, not a soul. 843 00:55:10.655 --> 00:55:16.356 If you hadn't done what you did, maybe you'd be gone, too. 844 00:55:17.531 --> 00:55:19.446 If I hadn't, maybe-- 845 00:55:19.490 --> 00:55:25.583 Hey. Hey. Johnny. Johnny. Come here. 846 00:55:25.626 --> 00:55:29.717 [tranquil music playing] 847 00:55:35.375 --> 00:55:38.204 [Johnny] She stopped me. With her arm. 848 00:55:41.990 --> 00:55:45.167 -I miss her. -[Lucas] Me, too. 849 00:55:49.607 --> 00:55:51.043 It wasn't your fault. 850 00:55:55.961 --> 00:55:57.223 God help me. 851 00:55:59.312 --> 00:56:00.792 Go sit in the front seat, will you? 852 00:56:00.835 --> 00:56:02.707 I hate that stupid sliding door. 853 00:56:09.191 --> 00:56:10.932 [engine starts] 854 00:56:13.065 --> 00:56:15.372 You know you never told me what Mark said to you before you hit your home run. 855 00:56:18.592 --> 00:56:19.680 "Eye on the ball." 856 00:56:22.291 --> 00:56:23.945 You know I don't believe you for a second. 857 00:56:27.688 --> 00:56:28.820 How would you know? 858 00:56:32.084 --> 00:56:33.259 That's what you said. 859 00:56:36.828 --> 00:56:38.003 How would you know? 860 00:56:40.571 --> 00:56:42.834 -Just leave us alone. -How would you know? 861 00:56:42.877 --> 00:56:45.402 [Valeria] I must have been some idiot letting you take them to the game. 862 00:56:45.445 --> 00:56:46.881 You were there when they brought her in. 863 00:56:46.925 --> 00:56:48.709 Dumping two ten-year-olds on their own? 864 00:56:48.753 --> 00:56:52.452 -[Lucas] The lady who hit Mark. -You think I would have-- What? 865 00:56:52.496 --> 00:56:54.280 Why were you at the police station? 866 00:56:54.323 --> 00:56:55.934 [Valeria] What are you talking about? 867 00:56:55.977 --> 00:56:57.936 You said you were there when they brought Anna Hardt in. 868 00:56:59.459 --> 00:57:01.113 How would you know? 869 00:57:01.156 --> 00:57:04.725 I saw it happen, reported it to the police. 870 00:57:05.987 --> 00:57:07.467 You witnessed the hit-and-run. 871 00:57:07.511 --> 00:57:09.034 [Valeria] I gave them the license plate. 872 00:57:09.948 --> 00:57:11.471 Why are you asking now? 873 00:57:11.515 --> 00:57:13.604 Why didn't you ask before? 874 00:57:15.606 --> 00:57:16.824 [door bangs] 875 00:57:22.743 --> 00:57:23.962 You're most welcome. 876 00:57:25.006 --> 00:57:26.965 -How are you, sir? -Lucas. 877 00:57:27.008 --> 00:57:29.010 [Dennis] I was addressing the young gentleman. 878 00:57:29.054 --> 00:57:30.490 Fine, sir. 879 00:57:30.534 --> 00:57:31.883 Dennis. 880 00:57:32.927 --> 00:57:34.146 They're in the sanctuary. 881 00:57:36.627 --> 00:57:40.500 "The Civil War" by Caesar himself. 882 00:57:40.544 --> 00:57:42.154 How does a man read in this light? 883 00:57:43.198 --> 00:57:46.680 Does he read or just place his hand on the cover and absorb? 884 00:57:49.378 --> 00:57:52.381 Hey. How you doing, little man? 885 00:57:52.425 --> 00:57:54.166 I need to speak with Mr. Hardt. 886 00:57:54.209 --> 00:57:56.908 Oh, he's, he's checking in on his wife. 887 00:57:56.951 --> 00:57:59.040 She's feeling a little bit under the weather. 888 00:57:59.084 --> 00:58:00.694 Let's see if we can find him. 889 00:58:00.738 --> 00:58:03.175 Go ahead, I'll keep an eye on your boy. 890 00:58:03.218 --> 00:58:05.612 Here in the Fortress of Solitude. 891 00:58:06.613 --> 00:58:09.007 Makes Hardt feel like a Roman emperor. 892 00:58:09.050 --> 00:58:11.009 Yeah. And look what happened to them. 893 00:58:15.143 --> 00:58:19.713 Eliot tells me you have some concerns about Hardt's television network? 894 00:58:19.757 --> 00:58:20.714 Don't you? 895 00:58:21.933 --> 00:58:23.369 Are any of us without flaw? 896 00:58:24.631 --> 00:58:27.895 He's a fine man, a man of faith. 897 00:58:27.939 --> 00:58:30.768 What does that mean to you, "a man of faith"? 898 00:58:30.811 --> 00:58:32.813 Look to Proverbs 3, 899 00:58:32.857 --> 00:58:36.208 "Trust with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." 900 00:58:37.252 --> 00:58:39.037 Nice sentiment. 901 00:58:39.080 --> 00:58:42.083 "Acknowledge Him and He will make your paths straight." 902 00:58:42.127 --> 00:58:44.608 But for a different world, don't you think? 903 00:58:44.651 --> 00:58:45.565 Not at all. 904 00:58:47.698 --> 00:58:49.787 What are you looking for, Lucas? 905 00:58:49.830 --> 00:58:53.878 In this world His hand is everywhere, and that's the truth of it. 906 00:58:53.921 --> 00:58:55.227 Seek His righteousness. 907 00:58:57.098 --> 00:58:59.100 Are you a righteous man, Nat? 908 00:58:59.144 --> 00:59:01.494 [Sandrick] I'm a practical man and in a practical world, 909 00:59:01.538 --> 00:59:03.670 that's the soul of righteousness. 910 00:59:04.628 --> 00:59:06.281 Are you a practical man, Lucas? 911 00:59:08.545 --> 00:59:12.244 I believe you are. So, let's talk like practical men and do away with childish things. 912 00:59:12.287 --> 00:59:13.593 More than one verse. 913 00:59:14.725 --> 00:59:16.161 You're familiar with Corinthians? 914 00:59:17.945 --> 00:59:20.078 "If I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, 915 00:59:20.121 --> 00:59:23.037 but do not have love, I have nothing." 916 00:59:23.081 --> 00:59:24.735 Where did you learn that? 917 00:59:24.778 --> 00:59:26.301 The words or the meaning? 918 00:59:27.215 --> 00:59:28.477 I don't understand. 919 00:59:30.349 --> 00:59:31.568 From someone near to me. 920 00:59:37.617 --> 00:59:39.053 Forgive me for saying this, Lucas, 921 00:59:39.097 --> 00:59:41.621 but you are so blinded by what you lost, 922 00:59:41.665 --> 00:59:44.842 you don't appreciate what you have, and why. 923 00:59:44.885 --> 00:59:46.234 What do you want, Nat? 924 00:59:49.020 --> 00:59:52.110 I need your assurance that as District Attorney, 925 00:59:52.153 --> 00:59:55.548 you will take a personal interest in certain cases. 926 00:59:56.680 --> 01:00:00.901 Cases that deserve prosecution. And conviction. 927 01:00:01.772 --> 01:00:04.035 And you'll benefit from the civil settlements that follow? 928 01:00:04.078 --> 01:00:05.427 As is just. 929 01:00:06.777 --> 01:00:08.343 Spiritual advisor. 930 01:00:08.387 --> 01:00:10.737 To the families who sue, yes. 931 01:00:10.781 --> 01:00:13.305 -Spiritual? -The Lord's work. 932 01:00:13.348 --> 01:00:16.656 Was it the Lord's work, the tensions you provoked? 933 01:00:16.700 --> 01:00:20.355 Peoples' passions at time outrun their reason. 934 01:00:23.620 --> 01:00:26.623 You want to hold me accountable, Lucas, but you are wrong to do so. 935 01:00:27.536 --> 01:00:30.670 The message, you see, it takes on a life of its own, 936 01:00:30.714 --> 01:00:33.542 separate from the intentions of a messenger. 937 01:00:33.586 --> 01:00:34.631 You understand? 938 01:00:46.077 --> 01:00:47.165 Mrs. Hardt. 939 01:00:49.254 --> 01:00:50.821 The two-bit lawyer. 940 01:00:52.866 --> 01:00:54.694 And the other two-bit lawyer. 941 01:00:54.738 --> 01:00:57.131 -Anna, please. -Don't. 942 01:01:03.790 --> 01:01:05.662 [Sandrick] We are none beyond redemption. 943 01:01:07.228 --> 01:01:08.577 Though some are close. 944 01:01:11.929 --> 01:01:17.369 Look at the world, Lucas, a few lead, the rest follow. 945 01:01:17.412 --> 01:01:20.024 A few prosper, most do not. 946 01:01:21.068 --> 01:01:22.200 And you're meant to-- 947 01:01:22.243 --> 01:01:23.897 His will be done. 948 01:01:25.333 --> 01:01:29.816 Power and wealth, for His purpose, and ours. 949 01:01:31.731 --> 01:01:34.255 Your boy back in private school. 950 01:01:35.909 --> 01:01:38.303 What father doesn't want to do right by his son? 951 01:01:39.565 --> 01:01:42.655 -Yes? -Yes. 952 01:01:46.659 --> 01:01:48.226 [Sandrick] I think we understand each other. 953 01:01:54.188 --> 01:01:57.714 [Eliot] You get that memorized. Put that bad boy back. 954 01:01:57.757 --> 01:01:59.541 Okay, now let me ask you a question. 955 01:02:02.370 --> 01:02:06.026 -What's your favorite number? -Forty-two. 956 01:02:06.070 --> 01:02:07.288 How about a number less than ten? 957 01:02:08.159 --> 01:02:11.684 Uh, four. Or two. 958 01:02:11.728 --> 01:02:12.946 [Eliot] Two it is. 959 01:02:16.558 --> 01:02:17.734 That is one. 960 01:02:19.605 --> 01:02:23.174 How much you want to bet the next card I turn over is yours? 961 01:02:23.217 --> 01:02:26.394 -A million bucks. -You are on. 962 01:02:34.620 --> 01:02:38.276 -Whoa. But you said-- -I said the next card I turn over. 963 01:02:38.319 --> 01:02:39.799 I didn't say the next card in the deck. 964 01:02:39.843 --> 01:02:41.235 That's not fair! 965 01:02:41.279 --> 01:02:43.237 Who said the world was fair, my friend? 966 01:02:43.281 --> 01:02:44.761 -I don't have-- -A million bucks. 967 01:02:44.804 --> 01:02:46.588 Well, okay, I won't collect this time. 968 01:02:46.632 --> 01:02:49.417 -But just this once. -[Lucas] Collect what? 969 01:02:49.461 --> 01:02:53.726 Oh, uh, this young fellow here owes me a favor, that's all. 970 01:02:53.770 --> 01:02:54.771 No, he doesn't. 971 01:02:54.814 --> 01:02:56.642 Okay, he doesn't. 972 01:02:56.685 --> 01:02:57.991 I've learned not to argue with him. 973 01:02:59.210 --> 01:03:02.691 Mr. Hardt, you wanted to meet my son. John. 974 01:03:02.735 --> 01:03:05.912 A pleasure. How are you, young man? 975 01:03:05.956 --> 01:03:07.174 [Johnny] Okay, sir. 976 01:03:07.218 --> 01:03:09.611 [Leland laughing] 977 01:03:09.655 --> 01:03:11.135 [Leland] Mr. Cole. 978 01:03:12.397 --> 01:03:14.878 I've come across some new information that's troubling. 979 01:03:14.921 --> 01:03:18.142 -[Sandrick] At a cost, I'm sure. -[Lucas] Yes. 980 01:03:18.185 --> 01:03:20.057 [Sandrick] What's your price this time? 981 01:03:20.100 --> 01:03:21.710 [Leland] Reverend, please. 982 01:03:21.754 --> 01:03:23.408 How can I help you, Lucas? 983 01:03:24.975 --> 01:03:25.932 [Lucas] You can't. 984 01:03:27.629 --> 01:03:30.197 [Sandrick] Perhaps you misunderstood me when we spoke before. 985 01:03:30.241 --> 01:03:33.113 -No. -If you don't want my friendship, just say it. 986 01:03:34.332 --> 01:03:35.594 [Lucas] I don't want your friendship. 987 01:03:37.204 --> 01:03:39.076 And I don't want your support. 988 01:03:39.119 --> 01:03:40.904 [laughing] 989 01:03:40.947 --> 01:03:42.906 Getting a little old to be all alone, aren't you? 990 01:03:43.907 --> 01:03:45.256 Not alone. 991 01:03:45.299 --> 01:03:46.518 [Leland] What does that mean? 992 01:03:47.649 --> 01:03:49.347 It means you were right what you said before. 993 01:03:51.740 --> 01:03:54.004 You know, I couldn't see. 994 01:03:54.047 --> 01:03:55.222 Today I can. 995 01:03:57.050 --> 01:03:59.357 And when I see that boy injured, 996 01:03:59.400 --> 01:04:03.317 hearing what his mother said about God's plan, maybe I'm a part of that. 997 01:04:04.928 --> 01:04:06.451 Hearing those words. Maybe you're right, 998 01:04:06.494 --> 01:04:09.802 maybe the message can transcend the messenger. 999 01:04:09.846 --> 01:04:15.329 Maybe, this is His way. Here. 1000 01:04:16.940 --> 01:04:17.941 Now. 1001 01:04:19.594 --> 01:04:21.248 I think it's time you're heading back to the office, don't you? 1002 01:04:22.815 --> 01:04:25.774 -[Lucas] No. -[scoffs] Is that right? 1003 01:04:25.818 --> 01:04:27.864 I'm resigning. End of day. 1004 01:04:27.907 --> 01:04:30.214 [Eliot] Fine, run along. 1005 01:04:30.257 --> 01:04:32.346 My apologies for bringing him here. 1006 01:04:32.390 --> 01:04:35.175 Mr. Hardt, your wife will never face a criminal trial. 1007 01:04:35.219 --> 01:04:36.873 And I let that happen. 1008 01:04:36.916 --> 01:04:39.832 But I can sue her for what she did to that boy. 1009 01:04:39.876 --> 01:04:41.703 You won't win. 1010 01:04:41.747 --> 01:04:44.445 Maybe you're right. But maybe it can be done. 1011 01:04:46.708 --> 01:04:49.059 And if you're a betting man, you best bet it will be done. 1012 01:04:49.102 --> 01:04:50.538 [laughs] 1013 01:04:50.582 --> 01:04:52.845 [Leland] Please, enlighten us, Lucas. 1014 01:04:52.889 --> 01:04:54.499 I'd rather not put the boy through a trial. 1015 01:04:54.542 --> 01:04:56.109 [Sandrick] One in which you cannot succeed. 1016 01:04:56.153 --> 01:04:59.678 [Lucas] There was an eyewitness. Don't blame Eliot. 1017 01:04:59.721 --> 01:05:01.158 He tried his best. 1018 01:05:01.201 --> 01:05:03.508 Her testimony wouldn't hold up on cross. 1019 01:05:03.551 --> 01:05:06.337 -[Lucas] I think you underestimate her. -This case can't be won, Lucas. 1020 01:05:06.380 --> 01:05:08.905 -Come on, Johnny, let's go home. -[Sandrick] Mr. Cole. 1021 01:05:11.168 --> 01:05:15.302 You have no idea the pressure I will put on you. 1022 01:05:15.346 --> 01:05:16.956 [Leland] How much? 1023 01:05:17.000 --> 01:05:18.479 Just wait and see, Mr. Hardt. 1024 01:05:18.523 --> 01:05:20.917 I was speaking to Mr. Cole. 1025 01:05:25.095 --> 01:05:29.099 The boy's had two surgeries, needs a third. They have no insurance. 1026 01:05:29.142 --> 01:05:30.970 How much money? 1027 01:05:31.014 --> 01:05:31.971 [Lucas] A hundred grand. 1028 01:05:32.015 --> 01:05:34.843 [laughs] 1029 01:05:35.932 --> 01:05:37.716 No. 1030 01:05:37.759 --> 01:05:39.631 [Lucas] And you'll agree to put your wife in a rehab center. 1031 01:05:39.674 --> 01:05:41.198 Who do you think you're talking to? 1032 01:05:41.241 --> 01:05:43.026 -Him. -The man already said no. 1033 01:05:43.069 --> 01:05:44.375 Do you want to offer a fairer price? 1034 01:05:44.418 --> 01:05:45.985 A hundred twenty thousand. 1035 01:05:46.029 --> 01:05:47.160 [laughs] 1036 01:05:48.466 --> 01:05:50.207 That's not how you negotiate. 1037 01:05:50.250 --> 01:05:54.515 Sixty thousand dollars and Anna is my concern, thank you. 1038 01:05:54.559 --> 01:05:57.779 No, I think Johnny has got the right idea. 1039 01:05:57.823 --> 01:06:00.434 Hundred twenty thousand. And I get to pick the rehab center. 1040 01:06:00.478 --> 01:06:02.088 Don't want your wife hitting any more kids. 1041 01:06:02.132 --> 01:06:04.395 -Walk away, Mr. Hardt. -Hundred forty thousand. 1042 01:06:04.438 --> 01:06:06.049 -Well, Lucas, you'll get your trial. -[Lucas] One hundred sixty. 1043 01:06:06.092 --> 01:06:07.702 -But you, you do-- -One hundred eighty thousand. 1044 01:06:07.746 --> 01:06:09.095 And I'm finished with you, you won't work in-- 1045 01:06:09.139 --> 01:06:10.575 -Two hundred thousand! -[Lucas] Yes. 1046 01:06:10.618 --> 01:06:13.317 You two, quiet. 1047 01:06:15.362 --> 01:06:16.537 You have a deal. 1048 01:06:17.974 --> 01:06:20.498 Two hundred thousand dollars. 1049 01:06:20.541 --> 01:06:24.067 And you can send Anna to the Amazon if it will get her clean. 1050 01:06:24.110 --> 01:06:26.156 You and your wife will go visit Mark? 1051 01:06:26.199 --> 01:06:27.461 -Yes. -[Lucas] Tomorrow. 1052 01:06:29.681 --> 01:06:30.682 Fine. 1053 01:06:32.336 --> 01:06:34.251 Make out the check. 1054 01:06:34.294 --> 01:06:37.515 -What, now! -[Leland] For the love of God, Eliot, shut up. 1055 01:06:37.558 --> 01:06:40.126 [Sandrick] You think you're so clever, don't you? 1056 01:06:41.171 --> 01:06:42.085 No. 1057 01:06:42.128 --> 01:06:43.825 Nice payday, though. 1058 01:06:43.869 --> 01:06:47.090 Lawyer for the kid, a third of the settlement. 1059 01:06:47.133 --> 01:06:48.395 I don't think so. 1060 01:06:48.439 --> 01:06:51.833 Oh, I'm very sure. And so are you. 1061 01:06:54.097 --> 01:06:55.533 You take care now. 1062 01:06:55.576 --> 01:06:57.448 Why don't you let me handle this, Mr. Hardt? 1063 01:06:57.491 --> 01:07:00.712 Actually, why don't you walk the Reverend to his car? 1064 01:07:00.755 --> 01:07:02.975 And then leave in yours. 1065 01:07:03.019 --> 01:07:07.066 I cannot imagine I'll be supporting any candidacy of yours, Mr. Brennar. 1066 01:07:07.110 --> 01:07:08.067 Go ahead. 1067 01:07:10.243 --> 01:07:13.507 Well, go on. Run along. 1068 01:07:22.951 --> 01:07:25.215 Come on, walk with me. 1069 01:07:28.609 --> 01:07:32.222 Anna, darling, have you met Mr. Cole? 1070 01:07:32.265 --> 01:07:34.311 -Yes. -Excellent. 1071 01:07:35.486 --> 01:07:39.881 Lucas, I do believe you fooled the good reverend. 1072 01:07:39.925 --> 01:07:43.363 But we all see the world through our own eyes, do we not? 1073 01:07:43.407 --> 01:07:46.105 All others a lesser version of ourselves. 1074 01:07:46.149 --> 01:07:48.151 But I hold no illusions. 1075 01:07:49.239 --> 01:07:51.850 Although I must confess to a little bit of envy. 1076 01:07:51.893 --> 01:07:55.854 And that, I am quite sure, is one of the deadly sins. 1077 01:07:57.725 --> 01:08:02.121 A man who finds the freedom to live his own beliefs. 1078 01:08:02.165 --> 01:08:04.558 A man like that can do wonders. 1079 01:08:07.779 --> 01:08:08.910 And what about you? 1080 01:08:10.173 --> 01:08:13.176 Indeed. What about me? 1081 01:08:14.960 --> 01:08:18.050 -You have the power to do whatever it is you want. -Hmm. 1082 01:08:19.182 --> 01:08:20.879 But not the freedom. 1083 01:08:22.315 --> 01:08:25.231 I'm too far down this path to find another. 1084 01:08:26.972 --> 01:08:28.495 I think you know that isn't true. 1085 01:08:29.540 --> 01:08:31.542 [chuckles] 1086 01:08:31.585 --> 01:08:36.677 What I know, what I know I'll do, two very different things. 1087 01:08:37.678 --> 01:08:40.594 But at least I'm honest about it, that's got to be worth something. 1088 01:08:42.335 --> 01:08:47.906 I spend my time with charlatans like the Reverend Nat and worse. 1089 01:08:49.429 --> 01:08:52.476 As much as I hate to work with them, I'm not ready to fight against them. 1090 01:08:53.781 --> 01:08:57.437 Not today. Perhaps tomorrow. 1091 01:09:00.223 --> 01:09:02.529 Your son seems like a very nice young man. 1092 01:09:03.704 --> 01:09:06.054 -God bless his mother. -Hmm. 1093 01:09:06.098 --> 01:09:08.318 And I wouldn't underestimate his father. 1094 01:09:10.058 --> 01:09:12.539 Are you serious about a run at District Attorney? 1095 01:09:13.801 --> 01:09:14.759 Yes. 1096 01:09:16.413 --> 01:09:17.501 Oh. 1097 01:09:18.545 --> 01:09:20.243 I very much hope you win. 1098 01:09:21.853 --> 01:09:25.291 But I will do whatever is necessary to see to it that you do not. 1099 01:09:27.032 --> 01:09:28.468 I trust you understand. 1100 01:09:30.209 --> 01:09:31.167 [Lucas] Mm-hmm. 1101 01:09:33.908 --> 01:09:38.304 [Leland] Shall we conclude our business? To whom shall I write the check? 1102 01:09:40.176 --> 01:09:41.481 Make it out to "Cash." 1103 01:09:41.525 --> 01:09:46.573 [tense music playing] 1104 01:09:46.617 --> 01:09:47.966 Of course. 1105 01:09:54.712 --> 01:09:57.367 [tranquil music playing] 1106 01:10:03.155 --> 01:10:04.200 [sighs] 1107 01:10:10.815 --> 01:10:14.819 Your trunk was open, didn't think you'd mind. 1108 01:10:18.257 --> 01:10:19.650 How's my partner in cards? 1109 01:10:20.564 --> 01:10:21.652 Wait in the car. 1110 01:10:23.915 --> 01:10:25.221 Car. Please. 1111 01:10:29.616 --> 01:10:31.923 [Eliot] There by the grace of God. 1112 01:10:31.966 --> 01:10:33.141 [Lucas] Something like that. 1113 01:10:36.057 --> 01:10:38.277 Well, you certainly sold the man in there a bill of goods. 1114 01:10:39.278 --> 01:10:40.627 [Lucas] Not interested in the man in there. 1115 01:10:42.238 --> 01:10:46.807 So, um, why don't you, what, what's his word, enlighten me, 1116 01:10:47.678 --> 01:10:49.419 what it is you're getting at. 1117 01:10:49.462 --> 01:10:51.812 Quote me something profound, or was that all you knew? 1118 01:10:54.206 --> 01:10:55.816 No, I'm not the one to blame here. 1119 01:10:59.864 --> 01:11:05.348 If I were Attorney General, imagine all the good I could have done? 1120 01:11:10.527 --> 01:11:12.529 I treated you like a son, and-- 1121 01:11:15.749 --> 01:11:16.881 [sighs] 1122 01:11:19.710 --> 01:11:22.147 Don't forget after tomorrow you're just another lawyer. 1123 01:11:23.235 --> 01:11:25.498 -Yeah. -Hustling out there like the rest of them. 1124 01:11:26.456 --> 01:11:27.544 [Lucas] Mm-hmm. 1125 01:11:31.156 --> 01:11:35.900 Who knows, maybe you'll fool everyone, 1126 01:11:35.943 --> 01:11:39.382 [gloomy music playing] 1127 01:11:39.425 --> 01:11:41.297 keep all that money for yourself. 1128 01:11:54.397 --> 01:11:57.095 One person who could have ruined this for me 1129 01:11:58.618 --> 01:12:00.185 and I dragged you into it. 1130 01:12:04.624 --> 01:12:06.104 Now why would I do that? 1131 01:12:17.158 --> 01:12:19.465 [car engine starts] 1132 01:12:25.428 --> 01:12:29.301 [gloomy music playing] 1133 01:12:49.843 --> 01:12:51.932 So, you still remember where I live, huh? 1134 01:12:53.281 --> 01:12:54.544 What are doing here? 1135 01:12:57.460 --> 01:12:58.983 I should have been there that night. 1136 01:13:03.379 --> 01:13:04.771 Should have been me driving. 1137 01:13:05.642 --> 01:13:07.165 I got held up at work. 1138 01:13:08.035 --> 01:13:09.210 I'm so sorry. 1139 01:13:10.647 --> 01:13:11.865 [sighs] 1140 01:13:14.477 --> 01:13:16.957 -Come in. -[Lucas] Uh, I can't. 1141 01:13:17.001 --> 01:13:21.179 Johnny's in the car, waiting. 1142 01:13:25.749 --> 01:13:27.620 [sighs] 1143 01:13:27.664 --> 01:13:28.621 Listen. 1144 01:13:30.623 --> 01:13:32.277 All those things I said-- 1145 01:13:34.410 --> 01:13:39.719 Uh, you understand, a loss like that, man's got to blame somebody. 1146 01:13:39.763 --> 01:13:41.547 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 1147 01:13:49.337 --> 01:13:50.643 Maybe not. 1148 01:13:55.343 --> 01:13:56.910 You wanna join us? 1149 01:14:01.437 --> 01:14:02.481 Next time. 1150 01:14:05.658 --> 01:14:06.703 All right. 1151 01:14:09.706 --> 01:14:11.185 Like to hear that from you. 1152 01:14:13.492 --> 01:14:14.450 [scoffs] 1153 01:14:18.758 --> 01:14:20.151 [clears throat] 1154 01:14:21.544 --> 01:14:25.678 [car door opens then closes] 1155 01:14:27.550 --> 01:14:28.899 What do you want now? 1156 01:14:28.942 --> 01:14:30.466 -[Lucas] Is Mrs. Santiago in? -No. 1157 01:14:30.509 --> 01:14:32.468 -Do you know where she is? -[Valeria] Yes. 1158 01:14:32.511 --> 01:14:33.643 He shouldn't be in jail. 1159 01:14:35.558 --> 01:14:37.821 -Mark's father. -What about him? 1160 01:14:37.864 --> 01:14:40.998 He can win on appeal. He just needs a decent lawyer. 1161 01:14:41.041 --> 01:14:43.348 One who will work for free, that's all. 1162 01:14:43.391 --> 01:14:45.045 [Lucas] I can give you a name. 1163 01:14:45.089 --> 01:14:47.221 Why would anyone take the case for nothing? 1164 01:14:48.135 --> 01:14:49.746 Well, he's a bit of a fool. 1165 01:14:49.789 --> 01:14:51.922 -[Valeria] Who? -Me. 1166 01:14:51.965 --> 01:14:53.663 -Very funny. -[Lucas] Is it? 1167 01:14:53.706 --> 01:14:55.447 Mr. Prosecutor. 1168 01:14:55.491 --> 01:14:57.275 Not after today. 1169 01:14:57.318 --> 01:14:59.233 -You were fired? -I quit. 1170 01:15:00.278 --> 01:15:01.584 But I would have been fired, yeah. 1171 01:15:03.586 --> 01:15:05.196 Uh, do you know where she is? 1172 01:15:08.721 --> 01:15:10.114 I don't think I believe you. 1173 01:15:19.950 --> 01:15:20.994 [Lucas] Have her call me. 1174 01:15:22.343 --> 01:15:24.258 What in God's name are you talking about? 1175 01:15:25.129 --> 01:15:27.610 It's the settlement from Mark's civil suit. 1176 01:15:27.653 --> 01:15:28.741 How is that possible? 1177 01:15:30.221 --> 01:15:33.877 I'm Mark's new lawyer. He just doesn't know it yet. 1178 01:15:33.920 --> 01:15:35.879 That check is made out to "Cash." 1179 01:15:35.922 --> 01:15:39.447 -What does his new lawyer get? -[Lucas] Everything. 1180 01:15:40.579 --> 01:15:42.407 You're keeping all the money? 1181 01:15:43.539 --> 01:15:44.670 I'm keeping none of it. 1182 01:15:54.637 --> 01:15:55.855 I'll take you to Mark. 1183 01:15:59.163 --> 01:16:01.861 [footsteps approaching] 1184 01:16:09.739 --> 01:16:11.175 [cellphone rings] 1185 01:16:11.218 --> 01:16:13.003 Make a right out of the driveway. 1186 01:16:14.308 --> 01:16:17.573 Hello? No, not going back. 1187 01:16:18.661 --> 01:16:20.314 Uh, where are we going? 1188 01:16:23.404 --> 01:16:24.928 Are you okay? 1189 01:16:24.971 --> 01:16:26.973 12 Prospect Street. 1190 01:16:27.017 --> 01:16:28.366 Did you hear that? 1191 01:16:28.409 --> 01:16:32.152 [tranquil music playing] 1192 01:16:35.503 --> 01:16:37.462 [car rumbles] 1193 01:16:48.995 --> 01:16:51.476 My client accepts your deal. 1194 01:16:51.519 --> 01:16:53.043 You're willing to plead guilty, Mr. Sensabaugh? 1195 01:16:53.086 --> 01:16:54.174 Yes, he is. 1196 01:16:54.218 --> 01:16:55.785 Allow him to answer for himself. 1197 01:16:57.003 --> 01:16:58.483 To confess to what you swore you didn't do. 1198 01:16:58.526 --> 01:17:01.094 What do you want, Mr. Cole? He said yes. 1199 01:17:01.138 --> 01:17:03.009 [Lucas] No. He didn't. 1200 01:17:03.053 --> 01:17:04.663 Sign it? 1201 01:17:04.707 --> 01:17:06.622 He's agreed to. He'll sign it now. 1202 01:17:06.665 --> 01:17:08.406 Did you hurt the man? 1203 01:17:08.449 --> 01:17:10.930 -Did you? -[Zhao] Leave him alone, Mr. Cole. 1204 01:17:10.974 --> 01:17:12.758 Who do you think you are? 1205 01:17:12.802 --> 01:17:14.804 I'm the Assistant District Attorney of this county. 1206 01:17:15.892 --> 01:17:17.328 For the next few minutes anyway. 1207 01:17:18.459 --> 01:17:19.635 Did you hurt the man, Peter? 1208 01:17:21.549 --> 01:17:22.638 No. 1209 01:17:24.727 --> 01:17:26.990 Deal's off. 1210 01:17:27.033 --> 01:17:29.035 -You can't do that. -Yes, I can. 1211 01:17:29.079 --> 01:17:30.863 That's not fair. 1212 01:17:30.907 --> 01:17:33.692 It's more than fair. It's just. 1213 01:17:33.736 --> 01:17:35.868 What does that mean? 1214 01:17:35.912 --> 01:17:37.740 It means you just won your first case, counselor. 1215 01:17:42.832 --> 01:17:43.876 [gasps] 1216 01:17:46.618 --> 01:17:48.881 [laughing] 1217 01:17:54.887 --> 01:17:57.977 -[Valeria] You always this popular? -[Lucas] It's an unusual day. 1218 01:18:02.025 --> 01:18:03.722 [Valeria] Thank you. 1219 01:18:03.766 --> 01:18:09.206 [tranquil music playing] 1220 01:18:09.249 --> 01:18:12.426 Scene one, take one. [Inaudible] slate. 1221 01:18:20.652 --> 01:18:22.088 Can we do that again? 1222 01:18:23.655 --> 01:18:25.396 [man 2] Still rolling. 1223 01:18:46.852 --> 01:18:49.855 [crowd cheers] 1224 01:19:09.266 --> 01:19:10.441 God help me. 1225 01:19:10.484 --> 01:19:11.964 Not alone. 1226 01:19:12.008 --> 01:19:14.924 [Valeria] What does his new lawyer get? 1227 01:19:14.967 --> 01:19:15.968 Everything. 1228 01:19:17.056 --> 01:19:18.405 Alright. 1229 01:19:18.449 --> 01:19:21.147 [all laugh] 1230 01:19:24.542 --> 01:19:28.372 [tranquil music playing] 1231 01:19:41.733 --> 01:19:45.824 [music stops playing] 1232 01:21:54.257 --> 01:21:56.563 -[man 3] [Inaudible] ready? -Mm-hmm. 1233 01:21:56.607 --> 01:21:59.523 I'm just in cha-- I'm just getting into character. 1234 01:21:59.566 --> 01:22:00.741 [man 3] Good. 1235 01:22:02.613 --> 01:22:05.616 [tranquil music continues playing]