Chapter One

Season 1, Episode 1, Aired
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The firm represents Neil Avedon in a pending matter, after which they decide to change their relationship with him. Richard Cross is a person of interest in the murder of a 15-year-old girl, who happens to be the younger sister of his mistress.
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      • Original UK airdate 9.10pm Tuesday 5th March 1996 on BBC2 Edit
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      • Hoffman: Do you think anyone in this bar believes you've got a full head of hair? We all know that's a comb-over. But till you get so obnoxious you forfeit your right to civil treatment, no one here points it out. Think of the trial system like that. We know accused people aren't always innocent. Maybe not even usually innocent. Bar Patron: Yeah, now start to twist things around. Hoffman: And even though we know that, we treat people like they're innocent till they've had their shot in court. It makes us better people, it civilizes us to treat them that way. Civility is important. That's why no one in here called you a self-deceiving fool till you opened your drunken mouth. Edit
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