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CATHERINE: Do you have a minute?

GRISSOM: I got a problem in DNA.

(Grissom heads out of his office and back into the hallway. Catherine follows
him.)

CATHERINE: Okay, uh, it really is only gonna take a minute. Um, I just need to
have a conversation with you.

GRISSOM: First things first.

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CATHERINE: We should ask for his clothes. Black leather jacket, black t-shirt,
jeans.

GRISSOM: What else should we ask him, Catherine?

CATHERINE: This is what I was trying to tell you.

GRISSOM: Yeah, but you didn't, so now I'm way behind. Is he telling the truth?

CATHERINE: He's not lying about anything that pertains to me.

(Grissom turns and looks at Catherine.)

GRISSOM: He hit you.

CATHERINE: No, it was an accident. But ... by the time it happened, he wasn't
who I thought he was, and ... that scared me.

(Grissom turns and looks at the interview in the other room.)

....

GRISSOM: You have to recuse yourself from processing evidence. This guy's a
lawyer. He could claim prejudicial treatment. Your whole life will become
public record.

CATHERINE: I have nothing to be ashamed of.

GRISSOM: We all live in glass houses, Catherine. You gotta be careful where
you take your shower.

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CATHERINE: Gil.

(He looks up; Catherine steps out into the hallway and joins him.)

CATHERINE: I'd ask you out for a drink, but under the circumstances, it's, uh
...

(He looks at her, then goes back to his file. He doesn't say anything.)

CATHERINE: Okay, how long is this going to go on?

GRISSOM: I don't know, Catherine.

CATHERINE: Gil, it was an act of omission.

GRISSOM: How many times have we heard a public defender say that?

CATHERINE: I went out after work. Is it a crime to want a little human
contact?

GRISSOM: I guess that's why I don't go out.

(Grissom walks away.)

(Camera holds on Catherine.)

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