The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes1994

Police Sergeant:
Ma'am, ma'am. We have reason to believe that, erm, as a matter of fact, you are trespassing.

Adelaide Savage:
Sergeant, I'm sure you're as aware as I am the laws of trespass in this country are most curious, not to say odd. I should know. I have responsibility for hundreds of acres which are about to be stolen from me through legal trickery, by a man, a man who preyed on my husband like some bloated parasite, corrupted him and drove him to his death. And now, now he will not speak to the woman he has widowed! Of course he won't. He knows he has no justice on his side; merely cold legality.