CSI: Crime Scene Investigation2000

Captain Jim Brass:
[to Sara] It's going to be tough to get a warrant.

Sara Sidle:
I need Marlon West's DNA. If his semen is in Kira Dellinger, it puts him at the murder.

Captain Jim Brass:
Look, they had a known sexual relationship, so there's no evidence of rape. And I don't know if you know this, but Marlon's mother and father were killed in a car accident last year. Judge Bowman is going to be very sensitive to that. It could look like harassment.

Sara Sidle:
Jim, are you going to talk to the judge or not?

Captain Jim Brass:
Wow, you really got it out for this kid. What's the deal here, Sara?

Sara Sidle:
Marlon West has killed before.

Captain Jim Brass:
Not according to a jury of his peers.

Sara Sidle:
Did you have fun talking to Kira Dellinger's parents?

Captain Jim Brass:
Excuse me?

Sara Sidle:
Must've been a lot of screaming and crying and despair.

Captain Jim Brass:
Yeah, there usually is. What's your point, Sara?

Captain Jim Brass:
My point is, if we had done our job right the first time, Marlon West would be in jail, and Kira Dellinger would still be alive. Talk to the judge.