XRiley: ... and finally, I'd like to remind you that the role of a jury is not as simple as declaring a man guilty or not. You must also ask yourselves 'how guilty?' Is my client a thief or a murderer? The position of the prosecution is that he's both. The prosecution is relying on you to convict him of both regardless of where the evidence points. I rely on you to think more clearly than that. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury.*
Baron: That was good!
Riley: That was weak. If I could present you as an accomplice rather than the central criminal, perhaps....
Baron: I tole you, Mr. Garrett. I just can't do that. Was my plan an' my responsibility. I ain't dumpin' on the boys just 'cause they ain't here.
Riley: You know, if you were this moral about other people's property....
Baron: That's different. That's for work.
Baron: That was good!
Riley: That was weak. If I could present you as an accomplice rather than the central criminal, perhaps....
Baron: I tole you, Mr. Garrett. I just can't do that. Was my plan an' my responsibility. I ain't dumpin' on the boys just 'cause they ain't here.
Riley: You know, if you were this moral about other people's property....
Baron: That's different. That's for work.
When last we saw.... Baron - Riley
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