"What probably happened is that you saw a black woman walking down the street in this neighborhood and you're the one who got suspicious. Officer, you cannot imagine how many Fourteenth Amendment cases I've tried and won."
The officer's face changed from red to a pale.
"Indeed, I am an attorney," Tim said. "I'll need your badge number."
The officer handed Tim a card. "She didn't have any identification on her."
"This isn't a*******d South Africa," Tim said. "And the days when blacks have to carry papers ended a long time ago."
"Race?" Lewicki said in feigned innocence. "It was suspicious that a girl her age said that she was renting a house in this neighborhood."
"And you felt the need to ask her that question because …"
The police officer looked away.
"Oh!" Tim cried. "She was
