These aren't like cop cars anymore, they're like spaceships.
S8 E8Crossroads
You know, for a while, I was angry at what you did. It took me some time to get past that and realize how difficult it must have been for you, as a woman, and as a mom, to watch that monster walk away from what he did to me.
Not about me, Serena. It is about you. It's not fair that your life was turned upside down because of it.
My father is an emotional guy. He had no right to force you out of the FBI.
You know, I'm not so sure I wouldn't have done exactly what your dad did on behalf of one of my own children. I don't regret my actions. I do regret that my actions set John Curtis free and what that did to you and your dad but... I don't, I don't sleep nights any more since he was let go.
(About her rapist) I know that it's stupid and irrational but I just have this fear that he's going to come after me again.
(About her rapist) I came because I need to see it. I need to be in that courtroom and see him in handcuffs being taken off to jail.
Your little visit to Mr. Curtis wasn't a very good idea. I hope you got whatever it was you had to say off your chest.
I did. Thanks for not making a big deal about it.
(As he is about to be arrested by his car) What's going on? You boys want to go for a ride with me?
How you doing, Pavel?
(As he is being pinned against his car and handcuffed) Not so good. Looks like I got another parking ticket.
I think that's gonna be the least of your problems.
Jo, I don't care what everybody says around here, you're good.
(After Danshov's car was hit by a biker on the run)
Did you get a good look at his face?
I got a good look at my fender.
And you had nothing to do with those shots that were fired?
A dead judge is bad for business. A crooked judge is much better.
So you were just out there following the judge, trying to dig up dirt on him so your boss could blackmail him?
Blackmail him? Nyet. I prefer 'negotiate' with him.
Look, whatever you think I did, you got the wrong guy.
Wrong guys don't run.
Why did you want the judge dead?
Okay. I give up. It was that cheap cologne. That's what did it... I mean, I couldn't take it anymore. Every time, busing that guy's table with that same horrible stench.
You think this is a joke?
I think this whole thing is a joke.
So... you were out there last night. But you didn't do nothing. You didn't shoot nobody, you didn't see or hear anybody shoot anybody. That's your story? That's what you're going with, Nick?
That's what I'm going with.
Most of these camps are privately owned, for profit operations. The state pays a fee for every kid sent there.
Yes, a very generous fee. So for the two years after Nelson buys it, Judge Corsica sends twice as many kids to Forest Brook than any other Juvenile Court judge.
More kids, more money.
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