INT. PROSECUTORS' OFFICE
- DAY 2
SARAH comes in brandishing a letter. |
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SARAH |
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I've just been appointed to train
as a district judge. |
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DUNBAR |
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Listen kid, never kid a kidder. |
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of acceptance. |
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SARAH |
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No, I applied a few months back and
they've accepted me.
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SPINKY |
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So in a couple of years, he could
be up before you. |
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SARAH |
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It looks that way. |
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DUNBAR |
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Jesus Christ. That Blunkett's thrown
some crap at defence lawyers in the past - abolishing
the right to silence, double jeopardy - but making
you a deputy district judge is like declaring a
police state. |
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SARAH |
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Of course, I'll have to do my pupillage
at another court. |
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DUNBAR |
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Well they've more chance of seeing
the Queen snowballing at a bukkake party than hearing
you utter the words "Not guilty". |
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SPINKY |
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Come on. At least, she knows her
stuff. Which is more than you can say for most DJs. |
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SARAH |
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(Sweetly)
And besides, isn't Justice always portrayed as woman?
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DUNBAR |
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No, it's always portrayed as a damaged
woman. |
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