I find this to be a worthy goal, don't get me wrong, but I also firmly believe that a life sentence is not the only way to deter crime. Elizabeth does... She is a tough-as-nails litigator who more often than not takes on the toughest drug cases the county has to offer.About eight years earlier, I was selected to defend a 13-year-old boy accused of bringing marijuana to school. There was no doubt in anyone's mind he'd done everything the court file alleged. Elizabeth was prosecuting and was. Your groan in silenced frustration before saying, "Just a minute." You always thought college dorms had front desks for this very reason. While that may be true for a number of dorms, this dorm was not one of them. The delivery person was allowed to walk up to the various rooms of this dorm, with a staff member present of course. It had something to do with the school signing for something illegal a few years ago and a hope that this eradicates the problem. Of course the staff, in all its lazy. George was busy filling a flask of coffee as I entered thekitchen and went opened the bread bin to get some bread and make sometoast. "Sleep well?" he asked."As well as I could," I answered."You thought about our talk last night?" he asked."Didn't think about much else," I replied."And?" Well I guess I've no choice, I'll need to be Alex for the summer orhowever long I'm here."He looked at me. "You sure?" he asked again."Well there's no way I want you to lose Melissa because of something Idid,. As I got out of my chair, the phone rang. I normally don't answer the phone after hours, but caller ID displayed my home number. I answered the phone, "Hey Hun!"Sounding out of breath, she responded, "Hi...uh...how are you doing? Are you... going to be....home at 7:30 or later?" I am doing just fine. Are you okay? You sound kind of winded. I should be home by 7:30 as I was just starting to close up for the night. How was your day?"She still sounded like she had run a marathon. "Good...good. I.