| In the criminal justice system, |
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| the people are represented by two
separate yet equally important groups... |
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| The police, who
investigate crime, |
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| and the district attorneys,
who prosecute the offenders. |
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| These are their stories. |
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| It's like she expects me to
read her mind, for crying out loud. |
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| Well, you're supposed to
do it without her having to ask. |
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| You know, it shows you're
considerate or something. |
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| Shows you're psychic. And by some
miracle, I figure out what she wants, |
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| two seconds later
she changes her mind. |
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| Take last night.
Where do we eat? |
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| She says, "You choose. I
don't care." So I say, "Patsy's." |
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| And suddenly she does care
and says, "Anyplace but Patsy's." |
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| Am I boring you? |
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| That guy. What about him? |
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| The weenie-waver
Sarge was talking about? |
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| Likes to flash the old
Chinese ladies while |
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| they're doing their
morning tai chi Jackie Chan. |
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| Could be. Hey, pal, talk to you? |
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| Hey, you, stop! Police! |
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| Stop! Get back here! |
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