L.A. Law (TV Series)

The Last Gasp (1990)

Tina Panella-Hart: Reporter #2

Quotes 

• Federal Judge Jackson : Mr. Keene.

  State Attorney Allard Keene : Your Honors--

  [Indistinct dialog] 

  State Attorney Allard Keene : There is absolutely no indication that this new evidence would have made any difference. The jury heard, ad nauseam, that Mr. Rodriguez was a user of methedrine.

  Federal Judge Constance Gregg : Uh, Mr. Keene, excuse me.

  [Judge Gregg takes off her glasses and speaks with Mr. Sifuentes] 

  Federal Judge Constance Gregg : Mr. Sifuentes, as compelling as your argument may have been, this study does not constitute substantial new evidence, and as we previously stated, your personal relationship with Hector Rodriguez is simply not relevant. Your application for an emergency stay is denied. You can try your luck with the Supreme Court, but we're not interfering with the execution.

  Victor Sifuentes : You haven't even seen the evidence yet, Your Honor, you don't know...

  Federal Judge Constance Gregg : Mr. Sifuentes, that's enough.

  Victor Sifuentes : No, it's not enough. Look, I don't care how damn busy your schedules are...

  Federal Judge Jackson : One more word, Counselor, and you're in contempt.

  Victor Sifuentes : He is off the drugs!

  [Victor turned behind Norman] 

  Victor Sifuentes : 8 years now he has been a model prisoner.

  Federal Judge Jackson : This court is adjourned.

  Reporter #1 : [Norman Patton help Victor to chill out. Crowds murmuring. Victor Sifuentes sits down. The people are leaving and the four reporters questioning Mr. Sifuentes]  Mr. Sifuentes, do you go to the Supreme Court now?

  Reporter #2 : Do you expect any intervention by the governor?

  Reporter #1 : Are you disappointed?

  [Reporters overlapping dialog]