Law & Order1990

Randolph J. 'Randy' Dworkin, Esq.:
Without Fontana's abuse, my client wouldn't have told him that the girl was on the boat, Fontana wouldn't have located her, and she certainly wouldn't have been in the courtroom to connect him to anything!

Judge Walter Bradley:
Please tell me you got something to link him to the robbery, Mr. McCoy.

Randolph J. 'Randy' Dworkin, Esq.:
[Jack doesn't say anything] In that case, Your Honor, I move for a complete dismissal of all charges.

A.D.A. Alexandra Borgia:
Wait. If we can establish that the police would have discovered Julie Grant's location, separate and apart from the defendant's coerced confession...

Judge Walter Bradley:
You'd make my day, Miss Borgia.

A.D.A. Alexandra Borgia:
The harbor master informed Mrs. Lowell that the defendant was on her boat before he showed up at her house. I'm sure she'll sign an affidavit to that effect.

Jack McCoy:
Once the defendant refused to cooperate, Detective Fontana surely would have interrogated Mrs. Lowell about everything concerning his visit.

A.D.A. Alexandra Borgia:
She certainly would have mentioned the harbor master's phone call. Detective Fontana would have followed up, and he would have found the kidnapped child. This establishes inevitable discovery and makes all of the evidence admissable.

Judge Walter Bradley:
Thank you, Miss Borgia. Motion denied.