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Chapter 10, Tuesday, July 14th Summary
The opening notes involve Steve's attorney meeting with him the day before she is to present his defence case. Steve expresses his deep fear that he will be found guilty. The screenplay then documents the defence case being made. King's attorney presents King's case first. Briggs and Petrocelli question Dorthy Moore, King's cousin, about a lamp that King bought for her. George Nipping, who has known King for a long time, testifies about whether King is right or left handed.
In a brief interlude, Mr. Sawicki lectures in a film class. The film scene then switches to O'Brien and Steve in the room where lawyers meet with their clients. O'Brien coaches Steve on why he needs to take the stand and how to respond to questions. A night scene in jail ensues, with two illustrations of Steve...
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