Your Honor

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You should go.

Really?

Okay.

Really?

Hi, bud.

See you at school.

Wait...

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Django.

Morning.

-Take it off. -Where was Nana born?

-Mom. -It's okay. It's a T-shirt.

-It's my T-shirt. - Mom.

Let him wear it.

Sometimes I think you prefer him to me.

Oh, my God, how could you not say,

-like, "I love you all?" - Mom.

- Scotland. -Yeah,

she said she was gonna take me back

-to "Edin-burrow." -That is not how you pronounce

that word-- it is "brah."

-"Edin-burah"? -No, that's wrong.

-You know that's wrong. -

-It's "brah." -"Edin-burah."

-No. "Brah." -"Edin-boro."

-No. -"En-brah."

"Brah."

Dad?

Who put that there?

On my lawn!

Wha...?

- -Oh, my God. It's...

That's a café racer custom, is what it is.

It's got to be, like, what, like, 1970-something?

Uh, 1974.

Now, they could've been cheap and gone with red,

but the original green's a lot classier.

-Oh, my God, Dad. -You see-- whoa, whoa, whoa,

whoa, no, no, no, no, no, no.

450s are a long way up from the 125s

we toured around Corfu on.

Jimmy, this gift is for Rocco. It's not for you.

It's mine?

Your mother wanted me to wait for your actual birthday,

but, uh...

Oh, my God, Mom.

Do you know how to ride this thing?

-Yes. - "Yes."

Ha-ha! Are you sure?

-Yes, Dad. -Huh? Yeah?

Want me to show you?

Ha!

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You police?

Well, what you want?

Hello?

Hey, man, who are you?

Who are you?!

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911. What's your emergency?

- Help. -Hello?

Are you there? I can barely hear you.

Can you hear me? Hello?

Listen, I'm going to stay on the line.

Stay calm. We're gonna get you some help.

We just need to work out where you are.

Please, if you can...

Hello? Can you hear me?

We're having trouble working out where you are.

If you're in the city, hit one of the keys on your phone,

any key.

Hello?

Don't worry, I'm going to stay right here

on the line with you...

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Hello?

We want to get someone out there.

[dispatcher speaking indistinctly]

Is there anyone that can help you?

Anybody?

There must be someone that you can pass the phone to.

Don't worry, I'm gonna stay right here on the line with you,

but please try to communicate with me

so we can get you some help.

Hello? Are you there? I can barely hear you.

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No, no, no, no, no--

Fuck...

- -S-So sorry. Sorry.

Hi. This is Michael Desiato.

Please leave a message.

Dad...

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- Female Jones. - Custody.

It's Female, like I told you yesterday.

Where have you been, Counselor?

I'm sorry, Your Honor.

Sure, but you were also late yesterday morning,

so what's the answer to my question?

I have a problem.

Getting out of bed in the morning?

I need to take a pee every 15 minutes.

Prostate cancer can slow a man down.

I'm sorry.

No, I'm sorry.

We can take convenience breaks. That'd be all right?

Counselor? Call your witness.

So I go to the house

up the steps to the door.

What do you see?

Down the end of the hallway, in the bathroom,

I saw the accused lift her dress,

move her panties to one side and insert a drug wrap

into her... self.

Got to say, it was, uh, kind of an expert move, Your Honor,

like she'd done it before.

Objection!

Now, "inside herself"?

Her, uh, downstairs, Your Honor.

-Front or back? -Front.

And you saw that

from the front door, all of it?

The... her vagina, the panties, the drug wrap?

-Moves? -Absolutely.

Do we have photographs?

-No, Your Honor. -No.

Very impressive detail you've given us.

Well, it's important to be precise.

I agree.

It's critical.

Young man, could you step forward?

Yes. Yes, you.

Would you meet me down here? Hmm?

What's your name?

Eugene.

Eugene, where's your father?

-Busy. -With what?

Side girlfriend. Selling some shit up on Rampart.

When's the last time you saw him?

What did you eat for breakfast, Eugene?

Uh,

we had some pickle juice.

Hot fries sometimes when we helped out.

When who helps you out?

My older brother, sometimes.

He's affiliated?

Thank you, Eugene. You may sit back down.

I just wanted you to have some context, Officer.

You see, if this woman is found guilty by me,

she'll go to jail for a minimum of five years,