John Wayne/Orange County Airport.
Please be sure your seat belt
is securely fastened.
Golden West Airlines announces
flight 710 from Los Angeles,
now arriving at gate B.
Welcome home, Madame Justice.
You look fabulous.
- Thanks, Bill. Thanks for meeting me.
- Thank you for letting me.
How about your luggage?
- This is it.
- That's it?
I have to catch
the redeye back tonight.
You're kidding?
I had a lot of things arranged for us.
I'm a working girl.
Not even one set? I was planning
on beating you this time.
The court sits tomorrow morning.
Well, you were right.
Loomis and Loomis
did have dealings with Omnitech.
But I don't think it's anything
you should be worried about.
I'd say your husband's relationship with
Donald Richards lasted five minutes.
- Is this all there is?
- That's it.
Now, I've made reservations for lunch
at a new place on the water.
But first, let's stop by the office.
Lots of people there'd like to see what
a Supreme Court justice looks like.
What's the matter?
I never could read
your husband's shorthand.
I can.
- Take me to Bekins Warehouse.
- What for?
Just take me.
Loomis records
are on the left-hand side, at the end.
Why is this one locked?
Big surprise to me.
I never thought of the Supreme Court
as an investigative body.
What's in there?
- You don't wanna know.
- Give me the key.
And don't tell me you haven't got it.
You knew about this all along,
didn't you?
So did your husband.
Reverend Loomis preached
the sermon. I just said, "Amen."
I don't believe this.
- I just don't believe this.
- Good. It's better that way.
Put the file away.
Turn the key, and it never happened.
If you think I'm gonna shove this back
into the dark to protect you or the firm
or myself, you're dead wrong.
Get me the references
on Dalton v. Utah.
I want a fax of the Black letter
that's on my desk,
on the top of Sperry v. Virginia.
Right.
You shouldn't be out of bed,
Mr. Justice.
Nurse, can you lend me a quarter?
Just a minute, operator.
Reverse the charges, will you?
Yes. Just reverse... Make it a...
Mason, tell the operator
you'll pay for the call, will you?
Justice Snow
is at the telephone again.
I'm aware of that, Mason.
I am aware of that.
Just because I'm in a hospital
doesn't mean my mind
isn't functioning.
Listen, don't let them take that
Omnitech vote without me. It's...
Dr. Halloran, please call
extension 429. Red blanket...
Will the head surgical nurse
call the main desk, please?
Dr. Sing, please go
to the Orthopedic Wing.
Dr. Sing, go to the Orthopedic Wing.
You have just dropped
American justice on the floor.
Dr. Foley, please go to Admitting.
Hi.
Come on in.
- How are you?
- How are you?
I'm fine. Pay no attention to the
buzzards circling above the building.
They yanked out my telephone.
How do they expect you to get any
work done here? What are you doing?
I'm not gonna fall out.
They can kill you in the hospital
if you don't stick up for your rights.
You be a good boy, now, Mr. Justice,
and don't give us any more trouble.
Get me another pillow.
Maybe I should talk to you
another time.
Oh, no. No. What's the problem?
Come here.
I just wanted to tell you this before
you heard it from somebody else.
- I went to California for the day...
- Couldn't take it?
I'm resigning from the court.
Why would you do
a damn fool thing like that?
I found out that, Jack, my husband,
and our law firm
were involved with Omnitech.
Good morning, Dan. Morning.
Dr. Parker.
Madame Justice Loomis.
- How do you do?
- It's a pleasure.
Somebody swiped my telephone,
doctor.
No. We took it out, Dan.
We want you to rest.
How do you expect me to rest
without a telephone?
That logic will get you nowhere.
And would you please stop
trying to change the hospital rules?
The First Amendment to the
Constitution doesn