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O'Brien: "I've been told that I've already been
charged, indicted, convicted, and sentenced. What would I need with a
lawyer?"
Kovat: "Well, Mr. O'Brien, if it sounds immodest of me I
apologize, but the role of public conservator is key to the productive
functioning of our courts. I'm here to help you concede the wisdom of
the state." |
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O'Brien: "I've been in service to the Federation —
Starfleet — all my adult life. No one has ever questioned my loyalty. No
one in my entire life has ever had cause to ask, 'Miles O'Brien, are you
a criminal?' I took an oath to defend the Federation and what it stands
for. I don't steal from them, I don't lie to them... I'm no angel, but I
try to live every day as the best human being I know how to be. I need
my little girl to wake in the morning and look up at me and see a man
she can respect! Until now, she always could."
Odo: "Being accused of a crime is not a disgrace, Chief. Some of
the great figures of history have shared the honor with you."
O'Brien: "I didn't figure on dying a martyr."
Odo: "Not all of them were martyrs. Not all of them died. Some of
them were just innocent men, like you." |
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Makbar: "The offender Miles O'Brien, human,
officer of the Federation's Starfleet, has been found guilty of aiding
and abetting seditious acts against the state. The sentence is death;
let the trial begin." |
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Odo: "I regret that I have no teeth to offer your
Bureau of Identification." |
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Kovat: "Wh- -wh- what happened?!"
Odo: "... you won."
Kovat: "...they'll kill me." |
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Keiko: "How can you schedule an execution before a
trial even begins?"
Makbar: "We believe in swift justice." |
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O'Brien: "I do have just one question."
Kovat: "Yes, certainly."
O'Brien: "Have you ever won a case?"
Kovat: (smiles and shrugs innocently) "Winning isn't
everything. " |
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