Cast From Law Abiding Citizen Novels & Stories

I ask, my servant-bot slowly hovering at the base of my staircases. “Unstoppable had been beaten,” my servant-bot starts,” The OutCasts had defeated him and now, he is begin held in a maximum-security prison cell at IronWall Prison.” “I guess Unstoppable wasn’t so unstoppable after all,” I say, my eyes still focus on the hundreds and hundreds of screens in front of me. As I keep on watching, I see so many people walking around, doing whatever it is want. I see them speeding through the streets. I see them throw their trash everywhere. I see them act like uncaged animals.

“You don’t look like you know what you’re talking about. Just shut up.” Without saying anything, I grab my wallet and flip through my IDs. Once I saw my law school ID, I flip my wallet over to show it to her, “I think as a future Attorney, I know what I’m saying. If you don’t mind, I really want to eat my bread pudding in peace.”

Odelia crawled over to Elton, shaking his arm, "Elton, please let me stay." "No." Seemingly drained of energy, Elton paused, then looked up at Emily. Their eyes met, and Emily suddenly felt the air in the room was tainted. She clenched her hand, calmly addressing Humphrey, "We live in a society governed by law, unlike the places abroad where you can do as you please. If you don't believe me, try it. Illegal imprisonment and intentional injury have consequences." Humphrey took a drag of his cigar, exhaling smoke rings nonchalantly, "You're right, I should be a law-abiding citizen. So, reporting someone for drug use is a civic duty, isn't it?"

Even his own wife to disdain. Stefan took off his gray sweater which was dull with dust, then wiped his dirty and greasy face, and continued to answer them, “I just finished helping a woman whose cell phone had been tapped. So with the money he gave me, I bought all of these.” Bobby stood up and looked straight at Stefan. "Apparently you're just fluent in speaking even though it's inconsequential. You have not recovered from your madness. If you are still like this, we will put you in a mental hospital."

"Jasper Beckett is abusing his power! He's verbally humiliating and bullying a defenseless citizen in a police station, nonetheless! "Jasper Beckett, you'd be gravely wrong to think you can do anything just because you're rich! Are you holding the law and the justice system in contempt, assaulting me in a police station?" "Listen well, Simon Lynch," Jasper growled, casting a penetrating gaze on Simon. "Feel free to come at me if you're displeased, and I will deal with you. But speak ill of my woman again, and I'll make you pay, even if I break the law. If this happens again, I'll rip that tongue out of your filthy mouth. Try me."

They just moved to Bloom City and was busy unpacking their things in their new home. While in the car, I felt something was not right. “JC lawyer? Why does that sound familiar?” I then took my phone to search some information about JC and a lawyer. One of the results made me formed my hand into a fist, “James Castello” I scoffed and asked the driver to turn the car around and go back to where we had dropped Akira for her business meeting.

I whispered as tears poured down my face. “Thank you for your service, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. You may be dismissed,” the judge told them before turning toward Simon. “A word of advice for your future: Always let the police handle situations like these. Don’t abuse this second chance that you have, Mr. Abraham. Most people don’t get them.” “I won’t, Your Honor. I promise.”

“How dare you blackmail people in broad daylight? Are the laws dead in this country? Whoever wants to pay for this can do it. But I won’t. “If you have the guts, try me. I refuse to believe that scums like you would try anything illegal in this lawful society.” The guy rambled on with an annoyed tone as if he had transformed into a warrior of justice. As he spoke, he took out his phone, ready to take a video to collect any criminal evidence. The large men were unfazed, but instead, amused. The front-most person snatched the guy’s phone and smashed it onto the latter’s head. The guy let out a shriek, a bulge immediately swelling on his head. “F*ck, you have the nerve to talk to me about the l

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You're holding him illegally. "Bella! Stop!" Hardin appears, reaching for my waist to pull me back, but I glare at him. "Don't touch me!" I shriek at Hardin. I grab a heavy plastic brochure holder from the counter... the one filled with 'Know Your Rights' pamphlets... and hurl it at the glass. It shatters into a dozen pieces, scattering across the floor. "Does the law apply to everyone, or just people who don't have a Hawkins last name?" Officer Miller doesn't look bored anymore. He stands up slowly and unclips the handcuffs from his belt.