> "A moment with my client, Commander. Alone if you please." Fenton
> replied after one good look at his client.
>
> K'Tael nodded and stepped outside of the conference room.
>
> The two started talking the very instant that K'Tael left the room and the
> doors shut. They talked for an incredibly long 15 minutes. Then there was
> a bang on the door. Fenton was ready to get moving with the interrogation.
>
> Upon K'Tael's return, Fenton said, "Commander I have spoken to my
> client, and he is not admitting to anything. Evidence can be interrupted
in
> any number of ways, and the only way that is important is just how a jury
> chooses to. Now, if you have some questions or an offer perhaps my client
> will be able to answer some questions."
>
> "I admit that our case is not exactly airtight, but it would most likely be
enough to get him on some charges. I do have some questions, though. It
> might help in limiting his sentence." K'Tael glanced toward Edwards. "To
start, where did you get the Venasian explosives?"
>
"Before he answers, are we being recorded? My client will not answer any
questions while being recorded." Fenton interjected.
"I don't care. I am not going to answer any of his questions." Edwards
replied.
<Smack> Fenton slapped him on the back of the head. Not hard, but to
get a point across.
"You will not make any points with anyone if you play the tough guy role.
Listen to what Commander K'Tael has to say, answer some questions, and
perhaps a deal can be arranged.
Now about those recordings, Commander?"
K'Tael nodded. "I think that we can forgo the recordings for the time being.
I will just take notes on what Edwards has to say. I cannot promise that
there won't be a time for a need for recording our conversations, but this
conversation can be without such mechanisms."
(response?)
}}}=) Lisa
