A scene from “Indifference”

Judge Milton Erdheim: As eloquent as your counsel was on your behalf, you are not the victim here, Mrs. Lowenstein. The victim was an innocent six-year-old girl who couldn't defend herself. On the count of manslaughter in the first degree, the court sentences you to seven to ten years in a women's correctional facility. As for you, sir ... From this seat, I thought I had witnessed every degradation, every monstrosity possible. But you, Doctor, are beyond contempt. You have helped a woman destroy herself. You engineered the tragedy of a little girl's death. But you took pretty good care of yourself, didn't you?

Dr. Jacob Lowenstein: Your Honor, I've lost my family.

Judge Milton Erdheim: Yes, you have. Jacob Lowenstein, having been found guilty of murder in the second degree by depraved indifference to human life, this court sentences you to twenty-five years to life in a state penitentiary.