"In your son's 23 years....

I liked when Brigance was cross examining Billy Ray Cobb's mother and he asks her, "In those 23 years, Mrs. Cobb, how many other children did your son kidnap?" Then Buckley objects and the judge warns him. Then he asks her, "In your son's 23 years, how many other children did he rape?" The whole movie, Mrs. Cobb has this look on her face like, "My poor boy." Her boy raped a 10 year old girl and tried to murder her.

I also loved when Brigance was cross examining Sheriff Walls and he asked him if Pete Willard signed a confession that he and Billy Ray Cobb did rape Tonya Hailey. Buckley objects and the judge warns Brigance and then Walls answers the question anyway. I also noticed how when Brigance was questioning Walls about the arrest of Billy Ray Cobb and Pete Willard he says that he arrested them for the rape and attempted murder of Tonya Hailey and when he says this, he makes sure he's looking right at the jury.

And another one of my favorite parts is when Deputy Looney was speaking out in Carl Lee Hailey's defense and he says, "I don't blame him for what he did. Those boys raped his little girl." Then he starts yelling, "Turn him loose!" Another great part.