The episode carries on from the previous one. Judge Rawley is making himself at home in prison while his appeal is pending.
Rawley is giving legal advice to other prisoners and Fletcher tells the judge that he should not be doing it for free. Fletcher offers to handle the delicate financial negotiations and go halves with the judge.
When Rawley's watch goes missing, oily Harris is the main suspect. He never likes Rawley especially as he is back at the pig farm. So late in the evening a court hearing takes place with Rawley as the judge, Fletcher as the prosecutor and dyslexic Warren as the defence lawyer for Harris.
Another good episode and the kangaroo court scenes were hilarious. Also on a more serious note when his appeal is successful. Rawley remarks on the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to justice. Rawley is free because he could afford clever lawyers.
Rawley is giving legal advice to other prisoners and Fletcher tells the judge that he should not be doing it for free. Fletcher offers to handle the delicate financial negotiations and go halves with the judge.
When Rawley's watch goes missing, oily Harris is the main suspect. He never likes Rawley especially as he is back at the pig farm. So late in the evening a court hearing takes place with Rawley as the judge, Fletcher as the prosecutor and dyslexic Warren as the defence lawyer for Harris.
Another good episode and the kangaroo court scenes were hilarious. Also on a more serious note when his appeal is successful. Rawley remarks on the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to justice. Rawley is free because he could afford clever lawyers.
