Movie Quotes for Criminal+justice+subtitles+

[first lines]
Narrator: In the criminal justice system the people are represented
  by two separate yet equally important groups: the police who
  investigate crime, and the crown prosecutors who prosecute the
  offenders. These are their stories.

Narrator: In the criminal justice system, the people are represented
  by two separate yet equally important groups. The police who
  investigate crime, and the Crown Prosecutors who prosecute the
  offenders. These are their stories.

[opening narration]
Opening Announcer: In the criminal justice system, all suspects are
  innocent until proven guilty, either by confession, plea bargain,
  or trial by jury. This is one of those trials.

Dr. Lisa Cuddy: [to Tritter] My head of Oncology had to shut down. My
  entire staff are afraid to make a move without covering their ass.
Michael Tritter: I think youre angry at the wrong person.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: You think Dr. Wilson deserved to have his assets
  seized? His entire practice ruined?
Michael Tritter: No.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: So, you just dont care?
Michael Tritter: This is how I get what I want. I put pressure... on
  people, and if it doesnt work on Wilson, itll work on you.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: You punish the innocent.
Michael Tritter: None of you are innocent. Not one of you, not one of
  you has told me the truth about Dr. House.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: The pills allow him to cope with the pain.
Michael Tritter: No, the pills distort reality. Hes an addict.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: Hes not out robbing a liquor store or...
Michael Tritter: Look, hes treating people. He needs to find a
  different way to cope before he kills somebody, if he hasnt done
  that already.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: If youre right, he has a medical problem. It should
  be dealt with by doctors, not by the...!
Michael Tritter: Well, its not being dealt with by doctors. Doctors
  are covering it up. The whole point of the criminal justice system
  is to make things right when everything else fails. With all due
  respect, you have failed.

Narrator: In the criminal justice system, deputy district attorneys
  represent the people. The prosecutors you are about to see, and the
  cases they try, are real. Nothing has been reenacted.

Ed Stevens: In the criminal justice system, Bonnie Hanes day is
  divided into two separate yet equally important parts: prosecuting
  offenders, and having lunch. This... is her story.

Judge Roberto Mendoza: You pull all the strings you want, Toby, but
  not for me. Come Monday, Im gonna avail myself of the criminal
  justice system for which I have worked my entire adult life.
Toby Ziegler: Judge, due respect. Get your things and lets go.
Judge Roberto Mendoza: [angrily] My kid was in the car, Toby. They
  patted me down and they handcuffed me in front of my nine-year-old
  boy. Then he and his mother got to see them put me in the squad car
  and drive away.
Toby Ziegler: Hes also seen you wearing a robe with a gavel in your
  hand.
Judge Roberto Mendoza: He doesnt understand that. He doesnt know
  what that is. He understands what the police are because he watches
  television. Thats what hes gonna remember, his father being
  handcuffed. So America just got another pissed-off guy with dark
  skin.

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Opening Announcer: [voiceover] In the Criminal Justice System,
  sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New
  York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious
  felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims
  Unit. These are their stories.

[opening narration]
Narrator: In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are
  considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated
  detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an
  elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their
  stories.

A.D.A. Richard Bay: Im only talking about a humane way of getting
  the testimony. This does nothing to my burden ...
Eugene Young: We wont agree. Get an order if you want, but like
  Ellenor says, we arent about to make things easier.
A.D.A. Richard Bay: How stupid of me to expect you people to be
  decent or humane. You think youre heroes, playing a part in the
  criminal justice system, the crusaders against depression. Well,
  you might have started out that way but look at you now. The day to
  day stench of your clients has rubbed off, youre every bit as vile
  and contaminated as the murderers and rapists you defend! You bring
  no dignity to law, you proffer disgrace. Where you might once have
  been noble, youve- youve sunk into a sinkhole of disrepute where
  your only idealism is get the guy off even when it offends human
  nature, where it insults morality! Youre so lost in the inferno of
  crime and dishonor, you become sickening animals, repugnant to
  everything thats good about this country, everything this nation
  celebrates in the spirit of humanity! You are sick, awful vehicles
  of hate! If there is a god, he will get you, you sleazy, cancerous,
  infected, malignant, grotesque snakes!

Speedy Cerviche: You think you can just walk away from all this? You
  think Im gonna let you go just because our spineless criminal
  justice system allows crooks to walk the streets, while innocent
  people live in fear? Ooh-who, that really ticks me off!

Narrator: [opening narration] In the criminal justice system, the
  people are represented by two separate yet equally important
  groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district
  attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

Ms. Sharkey: Your Honor, my client is ten years old. She has teddy
  bears on her bedspread and a Big Bird piggy bank filled with
  pennies and she killed a child. Its so incongruous, its almost
  inconceivable. Dr. Olivett has testified that because of her age
  and because of the way her brain works she simply couldnt
  appreciate that as she struck Aaron Polansky with a rock she was
  killing him. Jenny thought she could revive him with a one and a
  half volt battery. It speaks for itself. Mr. McCoys position is to
  ignore the question of responsibility and brand Jenny Brandt a
  killer - shell never change, we have to put her away. People
  change, if anyone can change its a child. And Dr. Olivett has
  emphasized that this will not happen in a state mental hospital.
  Mr. McCoys solution is a solution of last resort. Please, dont
  give up on her Judge.
Executive A.D.A. Jack McCoy: Jenny got dealt a lousy hand. I look at
  her with pity and regret. But Jenny Brandt is trouble. She battered
  Aaron Polanskys head and stuffed him in a pipe. Ms. Sharkey wants
  us to believe that she didnt appreciate what she did, I dont
  agree. Jenny daydreams about killing small boys. She even had a
  trial run with a cat but ultimately what she could or could not
  appreciate is irrelevant. Jenny is a loaded gun, she is a cocked
  fist with a rock and she needs to be stopped before she kills
  again. Dr. Olivett talks about sending Jenny to a state institution
  like its a death sentence that turns the world upside down. Aaron
  Polansky got a death sentence! Jenny would get treatment. Now
  everybody knows state psychiatric care could be better. But letting
  Jenny get away with murder wont help this girl, how will she ever
  appreciate that her actions have consequences if there are none?
  And how many children will she kill before the Adult Criminal
  Justice System can take over? Do we have to wait and see? Ms.
  Sharkey would like us to cross our fingers and hope. Hope that it
  wont happen again. I have my own kind of hope. I hope the state
  doctors can find a way to fix this girl, I hope that it takes six
  months. But until they do, we cant afford Ms. Sharkeys brand of
  hope, we need to protect the Aaron Polanskys of this world from
  Jenny Brandt.

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Narrator: [voiceover narration] In the criminal justice system, the
  people are represented by two separate yet equally important
  groups, the police who investigate crime and the district attorneys
  who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

[Opening narration]
Narrator: In the criminal justice system, the people are represented
  by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who
  investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the
  offenders. These are their stories.

[last lines]
Raskin: Im willing to leave my fate in the hands of the American
  criminal justice system. Sleep well, Professor Oliver.

Daniels: Im saying the entire criminal justice community is against
  you, Captain. So she killed some street scum as hes committing a
  crime, so what? What about a man who tries to incinerate his wife
  and his son? Isnt that the real outrage? Sort our your priorities
  Frank.
  Im busy cleaning up your mess.

Superman: This is what the governments afraid of, Diana, us acting
  like vigilantes.
Wonder Woman: I have to do what I think is right.
Superman: Thats what the others said at first, remember? And now
  Batmans a fugitive, the Justice Societys retired, and Hourmans
  dead. No matter how much good we do, deep down, people are always
  going to be scared of us. Isnt that why you and I signed those
  loyalty oaths?
Wonder Woman: Take a look around, Kal. Oaths dont mean much around
  here. All I see is suffering and madness.
Superman: But...
Wonder Woman: Theres the door, spaceman.

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Strong Bad: [waking up from sleeping with his head on the computer
  desk] Wha-hwoa? Oh, yeah, right. Reply to all... [he types the
  following on the Lappys screen:] Dear all the annoying morons that
  have been bugging me about it for four and a half years... Yes, I
  finally finished Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective, so you can
  all EAT IT! The critics are stark raving, "A dastardly masterly
  masterwork of cinemagic wonder."... "More special effects than a
  Jessica Tandy joint!"... "They may give you the whole tub of
  popcorn, but youll only need the edge!" Tickets are selling for
  like 0 a piece! Everybody whos anybody that gives me a hundred
  bucks is going to be there! [he stops typing]
Strong Bad: Oh, crap! Im late for the premiere! [he leaves the
  computer room, taking a videotape with him and goes into the
  basement]

Nick: Justice is about two things: Power and Money. With them you can
  do anything.

Brainiac: [to Justice League] Indeed, I wish I had the time to make
  this encounter more intimate, but my work is at a critical stage.
  My attention and presence is required else where. In the mean time,
  I expect you to be a bit preoccupied.
[Doomsday enters Watchtower]
Doomsday: Im your problem now!

Security Officer Chuck Parnell: Make any sudden moves, I shoot. Do we
  understand each other?
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: Okay, relax, Quick-draw. Were feds.
Security Officer Chuck Parnell: Yeah? What agency?
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo, Officer Ziva David: NCIS
Security Officer Chuck Parnell: Never heard of it.
Officer Ziva David: It stands for Naval Criminal Investigative
  Service.
Security Officer Chuck Parnell: Never heard of it.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: You never actually get used to it. You
  think you will, but you never do.

Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: McGee, over here.
Special Agent Timothy McGee: Youre not going to step on me are you?
[looks up at Gibbs]
Special Agent Timothy McGee: Footprints right... footprints...
  footprints... looking for footprints... Its a pretty tight
  weave...
Dr. Donald Ducky Mallard: Looks like Sisal. Its a naturally stiff
  fiber woven from the leaf of the cactus plant. It doesnt matt,
  trap dust, build static, makes it ideal for carpeting. Personally I
  prefer a good shag.
[Gibbs and McGee just look at him while Palmer grinning like a loon]
Dr. Donald Ducky Mallard: uh... From uh... criminal investigative
  standpoint.

Josh Cooper: [Josh 1s planing to join the Corps, DiNozzo is trying to
  talk him out of it] They killed my dad! What would you do?
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: Id want justice. What youre looking
  for is revenge.
Josh Cooper: Thats right. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo: See, that just leaves you with a bunch
  of toothless blind people.

Worth: Whats NCIS?
Agent Caitlin Kate Todd: Navy Criminal Investigative Service.
Worth: [trns and walks away from Kate] Ive got nothing to talk to
  you about.
[walks up the stairs and is met by Gibbs]
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: Im Special Agent Gibbs, the same
  agency you havent heard of before, only I dont take it personally
  any more.