[to Nick] Remember, if you get stuck just maintain the same posture. If there's any adjustments, you're seen as squirming. It's going to make you look shifty.
Thanks, Cath. You know, I've done this before.
Well, I've done it longer.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation · Season 3, Episode 2
“The Accused Is Entitled” · Season 3, Episode 2
In this episode: Gil Grissom (14), Nick Stokes (10), Catherine Willows (7), Dr. Phillip Gerard (4), Sara Sidle (3), Greg Sanders (3), Warrick Brown (3), Jim Brass (2)
[to Nick] Remember, if you get stuck just maintain the same posture. If there's any adjustments, you're seen as squirming. It's going to make you look shifty.
Thanks, Cath. You know, I've done this before.
Well, I've done it longer.
[Catherine waits outside the courtroom on the bench and Nick comes out]
Damn!
What?
Damn, damn, damn. I forgot to put case identifiers on my dice photos.
Date, time and file number?
Yeah. [Catherine doesn't say anything] Don't look at me that way, okay? I wrote it down on the evidence envelope. I had to move fast. The casino manager wanted us out of there.
The dice places Tom at the murder. Victim's blood mixed with his saliva.
I was sweating bullets looking at those photos.
Did the judge exclude the dice?
No. No, just my credibility.
Damn! Why didn't I see that coming? Gambling?
Hey, we're all in Nevada. It's legal; don't worry about it.
Legal doesn't matter in there. You know the judge is going to throw out our blood evidence, right?
Truth is, it is compromised, Warrick.
The blood is fine. It's their methods that are dirty.
Your guys didn't get any extended body photos?
Chest, hands, arms right there.
I need lower extremities for comparison.
Hey, Marjorie Westcott blew in here and shut us down. She said if we wanted full body shots we were going to have to get a court order. So the D.A.'s working on it.
When, between testimony?
No kidding. Meanwhile, we're presenting half a case to a judge.
[to Sara] You date... you and Hank. You share a subtle communication. Did he move the bra to where you might have wanted it?
I didn't want it anywhere. I collect evidence without emotion.
You do get emotionally involved, though with the men on your cases. Hank Peddigrew isn't the first time.
Excuse me?
A murder investigation at the residence of one Charles Renteria. Eyewitness stated he saw you and your supervisor Gil Grissom standing alone outside and you were touching him in a romantic gesture.
I brushed chalk from his face.
Is that what they're calling it now?
Objection, your honor.
Drywall dust. We were looking for a body.
It's a fair question, your honor. Just how far will Ms. Sidle go on the evidence to please her boss, Gil Grissom, whether he returns her attentions or not?
Grissom... they're beating our heads in. Judge is going to dismiss... you can feel it.
Don't get ahead of yourself.
I'm not ahead of myself. I'm up there front and center taking hits along with the rest of CSI. You know, you've turned into a really lousy leader. I need your help, and you're on the sidelines.
Marjorie Westcott [to Catherine]: You took your clothes off for a living.
Catherine: For a very good living.
Gil, good work.
My team did it, Philip. I got good CSI's. [signs to Gerard] Oh, and, uh, my mother says "hello."
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