L.A. Law1986

[the box has caution and warning says in the box of a frog, "Handle with Care." When Mr. Breecher and his lawyer Michael Roitman helped open the box, Mr. Breecher brings out the frog named Richard with a little ace bandage in his left leg to get started. And they're ready to begin the demonstration. The frog croaking]

Michael Roitman:
As you can see, Your Honor, this is clearly a frog.

Judge Walter Green:
It's very big frog. What's that on it's leg?

Ray Breecher:
It's a little ace bandage, Your Honor. He pulled the hamstring during a workout yesterday.

Gretchen Wynn:
Show him the teeth.

Judge Walter Green:
All right. All right. I'm sure it is bigger than any of the contest commissioner's ever imagine. But, Mrs. Wynn, that is a frog.

Michael Roitman:
Thank you, Your Honor. May we expect the judgment?

Judge Walter Green:
Hold on, I don't see it doing much jumping. There's no evidence that it would definitely won the event.

Ray Breecher:
Oh, I'd like to demonstrate then, Your Honor.

Michael Roitman:
May I remind the court of the hamstring injury?

Judge Walter Green:
Just make it jump.

[Judge Green will make himself smile happily and see the frog demonstration. And Judge Green will be proud of it]