L.A. Law1986

Douglas Brackman, Jr.:
Uh, can we get started?

Leland McKenzie:
Just start, Douglas.

Douglas Brackman, Jr.:
I'm started. People vs. Matz. [That's for Jonathan Rollins' while pouring to get a cup of coffee]

Jonathan Rollins:
Yes. Yes. That's mine. Matz' has accused of selling stolen artwork to undercover cop. I'm pleading entrapment.

Melina Paros:
That's a tough cell.

Daniel Morales:
I know it is. You yet to stolen art in his position?

Jonathan Rollins:
He did.

Daniel Morales:
Any sold it to the cop?

Jonathan Rollins:
Yep.

Melina Paros:
So where's the entrapment?

Jonathan Rollins:
Well, my client's gay. He claims to a fallen for the cop. He also claims that it was mutual, I'd say for the purposes of his trial at least that, uh, the cop seduce him.

Arnie Becker:
In other words, it's your only shot.

Jonathan Rollins:
Yes, right.

Ann Kelsey:
Then it must me true.

Douglas Brackman, Jr.:
In the matter of Celeste Bauman.

Stuart Markowitz:
Yes, that's me. Uh, Ms. Bauman has accompanied that markets' vitamins and dietary supplements, the IRS claims that she has under paid her taxes by some $800,000, and for some reason to being nasty about it.

Melina Paros:
The IRS's nasty?

Stuart Markowitz:
Celeste is gonna need little managing, but I think we can resolve it.

Douglas Brackman, Jr.:
Gwen, you're observing on to this one, correct?

Gwen Taylor:
Yep.