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What do you think
You'’re doing?

- what--what do you think--
- not a sound.

What--what do you think
You'’re doing?

- hey.
- just keep your mouth shut.

I can see what it looks like.

What is it, really?

You'’re coming on pretty fast
This time.

What'’s up?

Well, I was with judge mackie
In court this morning,

And he didn'’t look ready
For anything like this.

How long has he been dead?

About an hour,

And if you'’re thinking
He was bound or anything,

I'’ve checked his wrists,
Not a sign of rope burns,

Broken vessels,
Anything like that.

Lieutenant...

This is ellen mackie,
The judge'’s wife.

She said she was upstairs
Sleeping.

At about 5:30, she woke up,
Heard the motor running,

And came down here.

Ms. Mackie,
I am lieutenant kojak.

You know,
Can you give us any reason why

This might have happened?

I was with your husband this
Morning,

And he didn'’t seem--

Do I have to talk about this?

No, ellen, you don'’t,
Certainly not now.

I'’m judge mackie sr.,
The boy'’s father.

Excuse us.

How could philip do this,
Ellen?

How?

I asked him for a divorce
Over the weekend.

Why?
What happened?

He was a perfect father,
A good husband.

Philip was having an affair
With someone.

I found out and confronted him
With it.

He said he was sorry,
But he wouldn'’t give her up.

So I--I said it was all over
Between us.

I had no idea that he would...
Go this far.

Go upstairs.

I'’ll talk to you later.

What'’s that from?

Grease...
I guess from the hose,

And look at this.

It'’s the same kind of grease
From the hose.

I guess he wiped his hands
On it.

Committing suicide,
And he takes time out

To wipe off his hands?

Dr. Agajanian,

Check this against his hands,
Would you, please?

What is your name, lieutenant?

Kodak, manhattan south,
Your honor.

Well, lieutenant kojack,
I respect good police work,

But there are private family

A widow, two fine young boys,
A reputation--

Lieutenant, I found this
On the floor of the car

Along with some hairpins
And stuff.

I'’ve seen in this before
From an ace bandage.

Your son have a sprained ankle
Or something, your honor?

My son is lying there,
His face still not covered up.

Please, lieutenant,
Don'’t drag this out.

I'’m sorry, your honor,
There are no shortcuts.

How you doing?

No grease on the hands.

Of course, he could have held
The hose with the cloth,

But you'’re right.

It'’s a strangely fastidious
Suicide.

Well, when you'’re finished
With the body,

Would you cover it up?

Miss, I'’m awfully sorry.

It'’s terrible.

Are you family?

No, no, I work at the court.

Somebody called his office.

Everybody knows.

Did he really kill himself?

Does that seem
So out of the question?

No, no, nothing'’s impossible,
Is it?

Miss, in case I want to talk
To you--

I have nothing to talk about,
Nothing.

All I want is my privacy.

Just your name.

You'’re in the book,
Aren'’t you?

Hyatt,
Kimberly hyatt.

Wrap him up.

Okay, okay, okay,
Beautiful, beautiful.

Hey, frank,
Did you see my kid brother?

Just did three rounds
With the indian,

And look at him;
He'’s cool as cream cheese.

Yeah, terrific.

Gave him a couple
Of good jabs.

That left'’s gettin' strong, kid.

Come on, kid,
You stink.

Let'’s take a shower.

Who you waitin'’ on?

That lawyer, bronson.

Yeah, this is rizell.

Everything looks good
By the papers.

Can we trust that?

Look, I told you we did
A perfect job.

Hey, ask him about the boss.

Hey, what about kilty?

Uh-huh, uh-huh, okay, terrific.

Talk on you.

He'’s going up to attica after
The funeral to talk to kilty.

He'’s gonna get him out of jail.
He swears it.

He'’s up for attempted murder.

That'’s a ten-year rap.

How do you beat that?

Hey, you know bronson.

He'’s got another judge
In his pocket,

Only this time, he'’s got to be
Tied in with the supreme court.

Whew.

Yes, mr. Bronson?

Donna, call attica.

Explain that mr. Norman kilty
Has retained new council,

And arrange for me to see him
Tomorrow after the funeral.

Book me a flight up there
From laguardia,

And, donna,
Call the appellate division.

Make sure judge
Philip templeton mackie, sr.

Hasn'’t cancelled his sessions,
Because of his son'’s death.

Now, we have an appeal
To prepare for.

Right away, mr. Bronson.

Well, the m.E. Says he died
Of carbon monoxide poisoning.

There are no contusions or other
Suspicious physical indications.

They'’ve released the body.

The funeral is tomorrow.

We'’ve got no substantive case
For homicide, theo,

But we don'’t close it out if you
Want to put on a hold on it.

Captain, here are
The court'’s dispositions

On every decision
Judge mackie made last year

And a list of all
The defense attorneys

Who appeared before him.

One of '’em, made out
Like a bandit,

Dude named bronson,
Martin bronson .

14 cases
And only 2 convictions.

I'’ll say he made out.

One for 90 days,
And the other for 6 months,

And that was suspended.

Mm-hmm,
That suggest anything to you?

That'’s public record, theo.

Certainly doesn'’t prove
That mackie was on the take.

So far, all you'’ve got is
That clip from an ace bandage.

There'’s not one real unexplained
Piece of evidence.

Now, if you want to try to build
A homicide case around that,

More power to you.

- stavros.
- yes, sir.

Why don'’t you put a tail
On bronson?

Yes, sir.

I don'’t believe this.
Why?

Frank, I know this fox.

He defends known murderers,
Known pushers, known hit men,

Et cetera, et cetera.

Now, if mackie was murdered,
I guarantee it was

A thoroughly professional job,
And I'’m just looking for a link.

Two minutes ago, you were
Arguing that bronson

Had the judge in his hip pocket.

Did cain kill abel?

Look, if you'’re gonna fall down,
You might as well fall down big.

Do you understand?

I want to find out
Who bronson talks to,

Who he treats with respect,
Who treats him with respect.

And now that mackie'’s dead,
Who'’s bronson buttering,

Maybe up to another judge?

Hey, I got to start someplace.

You seen him before,
Dimples,

The jellybean
With the attache case?

I'’m not sure.

I'’ll check out his registration.

Mrs. Mackie.

I went to your house.
I just missed you.

I'’ve got everything you need
In here.

The man standing next
To the last car,

Give them to him.

Mrs. Mackie,
I'’m very sorry.

Do I know you?

No,
I worked at philip'’s office

A couple of years ago
Down at the courthouse.

Oh, yes, you'’re the one
With the well-rounded penmanship

That didn'’t stay long.

It must have been very awkward
For you.

What?

Both of you
In the same office, right...

Kim?

You knew, didn'’t you?

Your honor.

Yes.

I'’m martin bronson.

Yes, yes,

I just want to say
How sorry I am.

Thank you for being here.

You coming to the cemetery?

No, I can'’t.
I'’m sorry.

But I would like to speak to you
Tomorrow in your offices.

I have an important appeal
Coming up.

You'’ll have to go through
Channels.

Now,
If you don'’t mind...

Car 723k.

723k.

On our registration check,

License reported verifies
To mr. Luther revelson,

223 greylock place,
The bronx.

723k, 10-4.

Two-way radio antenna,
A shoulder holster bulgek...

What do you want to bet
That mr. Revelson

Is a private detective?

What about those two guys
I gave you?

How did they do?

They did perfect.

So tell me the big secret.

How do I get to brazil?

The trial judge
Who sentenced you,

He could have granted you bail
Pending your appeal.

He wasn'’t going to give me
Break number one?

His decision can be appealed
To the appellate division.

They can reverse him, set bail,
And you can walk out of here

After you'’ve posted it
And just keep right on going.

My lawyer'’s been through this.

Those judges aren'’t going to
Open the door for me.

Judge mackie will.

All you have to do is deliver
A million when you'’re out

To a swiss bank account.

You'’re kidding.
For him?

No, for me.

What I got to hold over mackie
I couldn'’t buy with money.

Get me out,
You'’ll be made for life.

Made for life.

You want out, kilty?

I want in with that million
Into politics.

There'’s where the action is.

You just got to be careful.

But we all know that now,
Don'’t we?

Don'’t you ever knock?
What do you want, rizzo?

Hey, lieutenant,
This is police information here.

Crocker called.

Now, he followed bronson after
The funeral out to laguardia.

From there,
He went up to attica prison.

Crocker claims that bronson'’s
Got a new client,

A norman kilty.

Norman kilty.

Yeah, new york'’s
Number one garbageman.

What is it?

Checked with the super
At kimberly hyatt'’s apartment.

Judge mackie was there a lot
On the sly.

Kimberly hyatt, marty bronson,
Norman guilty.

What the hell does that
All add up to?

Did you ever play kick the can,
Hide-and-go-seek?

Yeah, sure.

Hmm, somebody kills the judge,

This norman kilty certainly has
The manpower for that.

These torpedoes that used to
Hang around him,

Find out if they'’re
At liberty.

Yes, sir.

I don'’t exactly understand why
You'’ve come to me, miss hyatt.

I realize that.

He met you once
In the afternoon,

And he told me that he was
Staking an awful lot

On his ability to trust you.

I need your help,
Mr. Bronson.

There is almost $94,000
In this case.

I have been storing it
In my closet.

Philip put it there
Several years ago

After we had...

After we'’d fallen in love.

Mr. Bronson,
What do I do with it?

Well, what can I tell you?

Philip set aside some money,
Perhaps,

So that you could take off
Some day together.

Now he'’s dead,
And it'’s yours.

Mr. Bronson, do you know
How much a judge makes

In philip'’s court?

Less than--
Less than $45,000 a year.

Do you know what he said
To me once?

He said that if he ever found
$50,000 all in one place,

He'’d run off with me,
To hell with this scandal.

Why didn'’t he?

I mean, there'’s--
There'’s twice as much here.

I'’m afraid I have no idea.

All right,
He couldn'’t make up his mind.

I can understand, you know.

Why am I so understanding?

I don'’t understand,
Mr. Bronson.

If he had this much money
Stored away,

No matter what was
Troubling him,

He would run off with me;
I know that.

I also know that he did not
Kill himself.

I have to go to the police.

Miss hyatt...

They'’ll start an investigation.

It'’s a front-page scandal,
Miss hyatt.

Yes, but if philip
Did not kill himself,

Then somebody did,
And somebody has to investigate.

Of course.

Why don'’t you give me
This one afternoon

To find out where the money
Came from?

Then if you'’re still
Not satisfied,

We'’ll go to the police.

All right.

That'’s the spirit.

You'’ll be at home later...

- yes.
- if I learn anything?

Yes.

Thank you.
Bye-bye.

Hey, come on.

You ain'’t got your hands taped.

- all right, all right.
- what'’s the matter with you?

- I'’m in a hurry.
- yeah, sure.

What'’s eatin' you?

Come on.

Hi, theo.

Ah, who loves you, gallo?

Hello, webster.
Remember me?

Kojak, sure.

How you doing?

Here, gilly,
Finish wrapping his hands

And have him work the bag again,
Okay?

- okay.
- go ahead, kid.

You want something from me,
Lieutenant?

Oh, yeah, you and rizell--ooh,
Must be love.

Yeah, I hear you'’re working
For sammy carbo now hustlin'’

Now that norman kilty has gone
Over hill and dale

And up the river.

Boy, have you got
Lousy informants.

Yeah.

Rizell and me,
We work for thorney.

Really.

We'’re out of the rackets
Into the fight game full-time.

Yeah?
That'’s not what I heard.

I hear that you and sammy carbo
Had a long meeting

Monday afternoon very,
Very late.

Are you kidding?

Let'’s see,
Monday afternoon...

Oh, yeah, that'’s the day rizell
And me took thorney

Over to the doc
For his check-up.

That'’s doc younger.
You know him.

He works the fights.

Oh, yeah, doc younger.

Okay, webster, listen, hey?

Everything is cool,

Just as long as you stay away
From the naughty boys.

Hey, trouble I don'’t need,

Not with a contender
In the family.

Uh-huh.

Revelson,
The guy at the funeral

You said was
A private investigator,

Well, that'’s what he is,
All right.

Here'’s his address right here.

All right, come on.

Here.
Over here.

Look, you tie up a guy
With an ace bandage,

It leaves no rope burns,
Yeah?

Right.

Well, now,
You know doc younger?

That bum?

He stopped a bout last year,
Tko.

Would you believe I went down
For ten?

All right, look, you find him
Before those other two punks do.

Find out exactly what time

They brought their fighter
For an examination.

In the meantime,
I'’ll go talk to revelson.

- come on.
- yes.

Webster,
Bronson.

Kimberly hyatt,

165 patchen place.

Yeah, yeah, I hear you,
But I wish I didn'’t.

You want kilty out, right?

Then why take chances?

She'’s depressed
By the judge'’s death.

She commits suicide.

Happens every day.

By the way,

She'’s got 94 grand stashed
Somewhere in her apartment.

Find it,
It'’s yours.

All right,
How much of this spy stuff

Do you figure is legal,
Revelson?

Who says I use it?

Maybe I'’m a collector.

Yeah, me too.

Well, why don'’t you collect me
Some information

On what you did
For mrs. Philip mackie, jr.?

Ahh, I can'’t talk
About clients,

Even if I knew who that was.

Sure you can.

I bugged her house phones,
Had a recorder in the basement,

Automatic on with each call.

And what was her problem?

Her old man, the judge,
He was having an affair.

I got him on tape
Talking to this chick

Maybe half a dozen times.

I--I don'’t know exactly.

I don'’t listen to everything,
You know?

You mean,
You sit alone in this dump,

And you don'’t listen
To intimate conversations?

Come on.

Not that tape,
Not that tape.

You know why?

Because I was transferring
This here tape

For a friend of mine, in which
The mic was under the bed.

You want to hear it, huh?

I'’ll catch it later.

Well, anyhow, he wasn'’t just
Talking to the girl.

There was a man,
Martin something, martin--

Martin bronson?

Was that who she had you deliver
Them to at the funeral?

I didn'’t hear any last names.

I wouldn'’t know.

So these tapes, maybe they had
Nothing to do with the girl?

Maybe they'’re all with
This guy martin, right?

I don'’t know, really.

I just recorded all his private
Phone calls for four weeks.

Some were with the girl,
Others with this martin.

Hey, hey, don'’t you want to hear
The dirty tape?

It ain'’t legal.

Martin, how long can we keep
Getting away with this?

Stop worrying.

Anybody who can get bought
Shouldn'’t qualify

As a witness anyhow.

Throw the case out.

You laid it on them about delays
Last time in court.

All right, all right, but it'’s
Gonna cost you more this time.

I want to quit pretty soon.

- how much?
- $5,000.

We settled for $3,500.

I don'’t believe it.

Where did you get that anyhow?

That'’s some sort of
Patched-up tape.

There'’s copies of three
Conversations on there,

Your honor,
More or less all the same,

Just as I recorded them.

What did you do to him?

You must have had something
Over his head.

What was it?

Look, I know is I made
A gentle proposal to him

A few years back,
And he accepted.

Why?

This is inconceivable.

That boy has never,
Never taken one stray step.

Okay,
Your son was in love.

In any divorce, he would have
Ended up with nothing.

So he was building up his own
Private little nest egg.

I thought there was nothing
We didn'’t discuss.

He should have talked it
All over with me.

No women is worth that sort
Of compromise.

That'’s absurd.

That'’s exactly what you
Would have told him,

And that'’s exactly what he
Didn'’t want her to hear.

That must be destroyed,
You understand?

You do understand?

That depends.

I want kilty out on bail
Pending a new trial.

If he isn'’t,
The original of that tape

Goes straight to the daily news.

You'’d go to jail
Offering a bribe.

If you listen carefully,
He solicited the $5,000.

There'’s no proof I paid it.

In fact, I might come out
Of this looking like a hero,

While your son ends up
In the headlines,

"Philip templeton mackie jr.,

The best judge money can buy."

I have two children
To take care of, lieutenant,

And a number of responsibilities

Occasioned by
My husband'’s death.

Well, I was perfectly willing
To come to your home,

Mrs. Mackie.

I think the children have been
Exposed to enough police,

Don'’t you?

And as for this private
Detective,

There'’s nothing I have to say,
Nothing at all.

Excuse me.

Kojak.

Yeah, lieutenant,
Bronson just spent 30 minutes

With judge mackie sr.,
And he took with him

What looks like a tape recorder.

Yeah, he'’s splitting.
I got to go.

Mrs. Mackie,
This private investigator,

Revelson, well,
He was taping

Your husband'’s
Telephone conversations.

Now, a few of them were with
A miss hyatt,

But he also taped some others
With a lawyer

By the name of martin bronson

With whom your husband had some
Very dubious collaborations.

Lieutenant...

You repeat those accusations
In public,

And I will sue you
For every penny, badge,

Stick of furniture,
And plastic coffee cup you own.

Sue me, but just tell me why

You gave those conversations
To mr. Bronson?

Mrs. Mackie, please--

You put your hands on me?

- I was just--
- look at you...

All of you.

You look like you'’re watching
Some game.

It is a game, isn'’t it?

You interfere in people'’s lives.

You analyze their passions.

You make them suffer for being
Nothing more than human beings

Who trying to solve
Their own problems.

Well, that is life.

It is not a game.

Stay out of it.

We don'’t let people take out
Their passions with murder.

That'’s right.

And why did bronson
Bring those tapes

To your father-in-law today?

What mr. Bronson does
Is his business.

Why ask me?

Hmm.

That is one sick lady.

Yeah, what is it, stavros?

Doc younger backed up
The alibi that webster gave

For the day of the murder about
Bringing thorney down there

For a physical.

This is not a murder.

Begging your pardon, captain,
But I think it is,

Because I didn'’t buy
Younger'’s story.

I reminded him about
His license.

I said, I didn'’t hear him
The first time.

He admitted he didn'’t see rizzo
And webster

On the day of the murder.

All right, rizzo, tracy,
Get down to gallo'’s gym

And you keep an eye on them,
Okay?

Saperstein,
And you too, stavros,

Pick up kimberly hyatt.

You tell her I want to talk
To her, okay?

Yes, sir.
Saperstein.

I got you.

Where are you going?

I gonna go to talk
To judge mackie sr.,

And in talking to him,
I'’m gonna tell him

That his son was a crook.

Who is it?

Exterminator, ma'’am.

Just want to check around
Your sink for a minute.

Exterminator?

You smell that?

I'’ll blow her head off.

You pull that trigger,
We all go.

Throw your gun out, and come out
With your hands up.

Get over there.

Spread your legs.

Have the certificate delivered
To attica this afternoon,

And send the lieutenant in.

Well?

Well, your honor...

You have an exemplary record,

You came here to pay me
A tribute?

You deserve it.

You know, you can'’t say that
For all judges.

This sutter, for example.
What do you think of him?

I don'’t care to comment.

Kingman, jurasso, taylor,

The others that the press
Are beginning to come down on?

I don'’t especially respect
Any of them--

Off the record,
Of course.

Is anybody like yourself
Ever gonna put it on the record,

Your honor?

Lieutenant,
If you don'’t get to the point--

The point, sir,
Is very painful.

Now, your son was having
An extramarital affair

With his former secretary.

C'’est la vie.
That'’s not against the law.

The people part...

His wife confirmed it
By putting a tap

On his private telephone line.

Please.

And the detective,
He says that there were

Other conversations
Between your son

And a mr. Martin bronson,
A defense attorney,

A defense attorney who won
Practically every case

He pleaded in front of your son.

Those tapes, sir,
Found their way to mrs. Mackie

To mr. Bronson and through him

To these chambers
This afternoon.

You have had me
Under surveillance?

No, sir, mr. Bronson.

No calls.

What?

Yeah, kojak.

She all right?

$94,000?

Okay.

Kimberly hyatt,
Your son'’s mistress,

Two of kilty'’s button men
Tried to kill her.

I think they had more luck
With your son.

Lieutenant,
You come in here

With one bombshell
After another.

I don'’t even know
This hyatt women.

Who tried to kill her?

The people who killed my son?

Are you saying
It wasn'’t suicide?

I can'’t prove murder yet, sir.

But it'’s beginning to fall
Into place.

I mean, kimberly talking about
The $94,000 with bronson,

Bronson saying
He never heard of it.

And I'’m saying that bronson
Was the one

Who gave it to your son
In the first place.

But there'’s no evidence
Of that, you say,

So there must be
Other explanations.

There has to be.

That'’s why, your honor,

You must tell me
What'’s on those tapes.

You'’re the only one who can
Help me unravel this.

I mean, the widow isn'’t talking,
And bronson, of course,

He'’s not talking,
And kimberly hyatt,

She'’s just a babe the woods.

There'’s no way I can tie bronson
To that $94,000.

You, your honor,

You'’re the only one who can
Help bring me out the truth.

The truth is, lieutenant,

I have suffered
Your presence here

As long as I intend to.

Good day, sir.

Mm-hmm.

Good day.

Yes.

Yes, kilty will be
At the hearing tomorrow.

Yes, he would be free to leave
After posting bail.

Mr. Bronson, who recorded
Those tapes, you or ellen?

I want to know.

I have to know.

So nothing out of rizzel
Or webster?

What are they gonna say.

They belch, we nail them
For mackie'’s murder.

They got to shut up.

So where are we?

Except for the assault
On kimberly, zip,

Not the judge'’s murder,
Not bribery, not extortion.

Everybody has something to hide.

Nobody'’s talking,
And nobody'’s helping.

Captain, lieutenant, I just
Thought you'’d like to know.

Norman kilty is spending
The night in the tombs.

He goes up before judge mackie
Tomorrow morning,

Motion for release on bail
Pending his appeal for retrial.

In a few minutes,
I'’m going to hand down

What is probably the most
Important decision in my life.

Before I do,

There'’s something
I must ask you.

Now, according to
This lieutenant kojak'’s theory,

That tape of philip'’s
Telephone calls

Was made for you
By a private detective.

Ellen,
Did you spy on my son?

Spy on philip?

I am allowed, you know,
In my own home

To tap into our own lines.

There'’s nothing wrong with that,

Especially when one'’s husband
Is carrying on.

Ellen, these are conversations
With martin bronson,

Not with that hired women.

Now, were these ever
In your possession?

I only heard a few words
Between her and philip.

I didn'’t need to hear a lot.

A few "I love yous"
Goes a long, long way.

Well, I--I don'’t want to
Get into that--

Why don'’t you want to
Get into that?

You think he was such a saint.

Well, let me tell you something
About your darling son.

Night after night
I lay awake listening to him

Talking in his sleep about her,

Night after night.

And he never even touched me.

Yes, I recorded those
Conversations with bronson.

Yes, I gave bronson those tapes,
And do you know why?

Because he defended exactly the
Kind of people that I needed,

People who would do anything,
So I made a deal.

You made a deal?

He asked about you.

I told him that those tapes
Would break your heart.

Well, he wanted the tapes,

And I wanted philip to get
Some of his famous justice,

So bronson arranged
To kill philip.

That was my price
For the tapes.

He was a thief.

He stole from me.

You know...

While your son was dying,

I was upstairs.

I knew what was happening.

I heard the motor running.

Do you know what I did,
So I wouldn'’t have to listen?

I took a bath.

Please, rise.

The supreme court of the state
Of new york appellate division

Part four is now in session.

The honorable philip
Templeton mackie, sr. Presiding.

Be seated.

In the case of the people
Of new york state

Against norman l. Kilty,

The defendant having filed
An appeal for release on bail

During pendency of appeal.

Mr. Bronson, will you
And mr. Kilty please rise?

This court has been asked
To grant freedom under bail

To norman kilty,

A felon convicted and sentenced
For a vicious crime.

If this court so rules,
He can buy his liberty...

If this court so rules.

Consider that...

Freedom or imprisonment,

At times,
Even life and death.

These are awesome powers
Ultimately at the discretion

Of jurists like myself.

And who are we really?

How wise are we?

How different from you
Can we afford to be?

We must be human,

And we are then
Inevitably vulnerable...

And corruptible.

Rather than treasure the fact
We try to remain no less human

Than those we judge,

There are those who would
Attempt to profit

From our humanity,

Who would turn our thoughts
To politics and power,

To tempt us with position,

To blackmail us
With our weaknesses

Or those of people we love.

Those who would thus corrupt us

And the people

I count among the very
Worst of criminals.

Lieutenant kojak,
Would you approach the bench?

Yes, your honor.

Lieutenant, I charge that man,

Martin bronson,
With bribery,

Extortion,
Obstruction of justice,

And conspiracy to commit murder,

And order him placed
Under arrest immediately.

Plaintiff'’s appeal for release
On bail is denied.

He will be returned to prison
Forthwith.

Come in.

Oh, come in, lieutenant.

When you play this, I will,
Of course,

Testify to all conversations
I'’ve had with bronson...

And ellen.

You'’ll have to arrest her,
Lieutenant.

Yes, sir.

I will, of course, resign.

Well, I would personally hate
To see you leave the bench,

Judge mackie.

I mean, you didn'’t except
Any of bronson'’s deal.

Kojak, if it hadn'’t been
For you and your investigation,

I don'’t know
That I wouldn'’t have.

That'’s total speculation,
Your honor,

And I certainly wouldn'’t repeat
What you just said.

No,
But I would to myself every day

For the rest of my life.

No, from now on, I can speak out
Differently, openly,

Like you wanted me to.

There'’s a lot
That needs changing.

I'’ll try and do what I can.

Yes, sir.

Judge mackie.

It fits, you know:
"Your honor."