Piece 1:

Lawyer: No Thank you your Honor.

Judge: Defense, you may give your closing.

Lawyer: May I begin your Honor?

Judge: You may.

Lawyer: Your Honor, I would like to state that if Cactus had entered from the back window there would have been no way for her to close the camera power supply that had been plugged in from the inside. The only place where Cactus could have turned off the power supply was from the main door power box that would have turned off the power from the whole room. However the guards stated that they did not see anybody. Along with that, there were no cables destroyed at the scenes and no possible evidence that the cables were destroyed. Your honor, therefor,  it is impossible for Cactus to be the murder. Your honor we plead your verdict of innocent. 

Piece 2:

Lawyer (sigh): Badly. If we can’t buy time the detectives won’t have enough time. And we probably only have one hearing left.

Second Lawyer: What does cactus think?

Lawyer: She’s not in a mental state to figure out anything right now. If we can’t get her out after trial we’re going to have to find some kind of evidence, even if it’s fake.

Second Lawyer: We’ll be as bad as Twilight if we provide fake evidence-

Lawyer (Snaps at Second Lawyer): Your morals don’t matter right now. We’re trying to get someone falsly accused of murder out of a death sentence. And if you think your morals are more important than Cactus you might as well join Twilight’s team. You understand?

Second Lawyer (Slightly taken back): Y-Yes. Yes I understand. (Awkward silence) Sorry.

Lawyer (Sigh): Sorry it’s my fault. I shouldn’t have snapped at you like that, I’m just-  stressed, like all of us.

Second Lawyer: Hey it’s okay, I understand. (looks at starbucks shop) Hey, let’s get a coffee.

Lawyer (Short exhaled laugh): You’re the best.