Defense Attorney has just spent the 5 minutes explaining to the judge why my interpretation of a statute is wrong and 15 minutes explaining to the judge why his interpretation of the statute is right. Then he points at me in, raises his voice, and voice quavering states in high dudgeon:
"And, judge, I don't think a representative of the executive branch has any business telling a representative of the judicial branch how to interpret something written by the legislative branch!"
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