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Mr. Lawton is the attorney for Regina Wade, an African-American woman
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LAWTON: Mr. Golden, let me see if I understand this right. Your contention is that on July 27th, 2009, you were wearing your grandfather’s watch?
GOLDEN: Yes.
LAWTON: Did you wear it to bed the night before?
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GOLDEN: Look, I was five! And sure, they were concerned about the diminishing racial harmony. It was becoming increasingly unsafe for my sisters to walk to school.
LAWTON: Was that so hard to say, Mr. Golden?
For full extended scene, please refer to the script edition cited here: Todd Logan, Defamation, Dramatic Publishing Company, 2018, pp. 40-45.
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