XLawyer: How is your Rosen case going, anyway?
Riley: See for yourself.
Lawyer: 'Motion to suppress evidence denied. If we actually cared how the police handled witnesses, I'd be spending a lot more time on the beach than I am.' Gotta love Judge Ranford.
Riley: Mmm.
Lawyer: Look on the bright side. With a case like this the prosecution is probably suffering as much as you are.
Riley: Hah! I wish.
Offscreen Secretary: Mr. Castlen of the Heinz-Castlen Agency again, Ms. Estevez. He wants to talk about 'his' case. Are you still, ah, out?
Quinn: For the fourth time in the past hour, yes.
Riley: See for yourself.
Lawyer: 'Motion to suppress evidence denied. If we actually cared how the police handled witnesses, I'd be spending a lot more time on the beach than I am.' Gotta love Judge Ranford.
Riley: Mmm.
Lawyer: Look on the bright side. With a case like this the prosecution is probably suffering as much as you are.
Riley: Hah! I wish.
Offscreen Secretary: Mr. Castlen of the Heinz-Castlen Agency again, Ms. Estevez. He wants to talk about 'his' case. Are you still, ah, out?
Quinn: For the fourth time in the past hour, yes.
When last we saw.... Riley - Quinn
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Detective MacHenry knows someone wants this case buried -- but Mac can’t let it go. This isn’t the usual murder-for-money: it’s a brutal killing, the kind that hasn't been seen in generations. Not since the men died.
January 7, 2009
A public prosecutor isn't like a lawyer in a civil case. She doesn't work for the victim, she works for the government. The distinction escapes certain victims.
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