Kaffee:
[feeling guilty after having lost his temper]
Is your father proud of you?
Lt. Weinberg:
Don't do this to yourself.
Kaffee:
I'll bet he is. I'll bet he bores the hell out of the neighbors and relatives, "Sam's made Law Review". He's working on a big case right now, his arguing, his making an argument. I think my father would've enjoy seeing me graduate from law school.
Lt. Weinberg:
I ever tell you I wrote a paper about your father in college?
Kaffee:
Yeah.
Lt. Weinberg:
One of the best trial lawyers ever.
Kaffee:
Yes, he was.
Lt. Weinberg:
If I were Dawson and Downey and if I had to choose between you or your father to represent me in this case. I'd choose you any day of the week and twice on Sunday, you should've seen yourself thunder away at Kendrick.
Kaffee:
Would you put Jessup on the stand?
Lt. Weinberg:
No.
Kaffee:
You think my father would?
Lt. Weinberg:
With the evidence we got, not in a million years. Now here's the thing and there's no way of getting around this, neither Lionel Kaffee nor Sam Weinberg are lead counsel for the defense in the matter of the U.S. vs. Dawson and Downey would you put Colonel Nathan Jessup on the stand, so there's only one question, " what would you do?"

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