>K'Tael had returned to his office after his meeting with Lasiter, Renaud, and Company
>when...
>
>In strolls Captain Allisandrin, with her lawyer retired Admiral McKoy.
>
>"Commander, I hope you have a few minutes, because I have some information that will
>make you happy and fulfill my plea agreement." she says a matter
>of factly.
>
>The Klingon nodded. "In this instance, I can make time Captain. Please take a
>seat," he said glancing toward Alisandrin and her lawyer. "Please begin
>when you are ready."
>
>"I can arrange to get a few suppliers on video talking about their dealings with a
>serious smuggling organization. One that is run from this station.
>These people know the all of the players. Soup to nuts... All you have to do is
>record it, and relax." she continued.
>
>Now her lawyer spoke up, "But there is a few things that we need from you first."
>
>K'Tael nodded. "I have no doubt that there would be, sir. What did you have in
>mind?"
>
>"First, I want her plea agreement in writing. That she will be treated as a deep
>cover investigator or special informant. Her charges are limited to accessory and
>conduct unbecoming an officer all that amount to a suspended sentence and a discharge
>without comment. Basically what we had agreed to with Boulay. Just I want it in
>writing. Second, I want someone in here to
>take a deposition. I want it recorded, and all legal. In case anything should go
>wrong my client can keep what is left of her good name. Once we take care of that,
>we can move on your smugglars. You know those that are
>invovled in the murder of ONeill and the attack on your Selara look alike."
>
>"The first should not be a problem since it was already agreed upon in word. I will
>talk to Mr. Boulay about having it formalized in writing. As for the
>second part, a deposition would not be something I would be against. It would help
>our case as well. Would Captain Allisandrin be willing to be called to testify in
>court if it is necessary?" K'Tael was willing to give,
>but he wanted Allisandrin and McKoy to realize he expected a fair deal for both sides.
>
"Yes. Testimony in open court is not an issue." McKoy replied.
>
>David had returned to his office and walked down to K'Tael's to congratulate him on
>the good work regarding the doctor. He walked in and looked up to be
>facing the backsides of Allisandrin and McKoy to hear "You know those that are
>involved in the murder of O'Neill and the attack on your Selara look alike."
>
>He smiled and said matter-of-factly, "You know, back in long-gone times, statements
>like that would be considered racial epithets. Counselor, Admiral." He nodded, "Is
>this a bad time Commander?"
>
McKoy and Allisandrin turned around and both shot annoyed glares at the new comer
to the meeting, but said nothing.
>The Klingon nodded. He was happy that Boulay had waited until the response had been
>provided by McKoy before speaking up. "Please come in, sir. Your involvement in our
>discussion would most likely save time." K'Tael
>reiterated the conversation that had just been completed. (see above)
>
"Don't you ever knock Captain?" was McKoy's only reply. Clearly evident that she
did not like people showing up in the middle of a conversation.
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