Arraignment in DC

There was a counselor who advised his client during a court appearance. After a while the client turned around, ashen and trembling, and said, counselor, just now while at the arraignment I sensed someone watching me in the room; and when I turned, I noticed that it was Jack Smith who was looking at me and giving me a menacing stare. Now, you promised me that I’d be safe from Smith now that we’ve lucked out by drawing Aileen Cannon’s court. The counselor gave him his assurance, followed with a pat on the back. Then the counselor returned to the courtroom, and he saw Smith standing in the aisle. He came up to Smith and said, “Why did you make a menacing stare to my client when you saw him this morning?” “That was not a menacing stare,” Smith said, “It was only a look of surprise. I was astonished to see him seeming so contented here in Cannon’s court, because I have another appointment with him in DC.”
[Sadly I could only dream]

― Inspired by Talmud Sukkah: 53a