Mrs. Draper, could you tell me your understanding of the legal concept of justifiable...

Aaron Levinsky: Mrs. Draper, could you tell me your understanding of the legal concept of justifiable force? Claudia Draper: That's when someone's beating your brains out the back of your head, you're allowed to stop them any way you can. Aaron Levinsky: Thank you. Now, would you tell us your understanding of the provisions of the 730 process? Claudia Draper: Yeah. If I lose today, they can commit me for a year. Sixty days before the year is up, the hospital can ask to retain me. If I lose again, I'm gone for another year. And from then on, it's two-thirds of the maximum sentence, which comes out to be 16 or 17 years, and that's without a trial. Francis MacMillan: Now, Your Honor... Judge Stanley Murdoch: Mr. MacMillan, you'll have ample time to cross-exam. Let her finish. [pause] Judge Stanley Murdoch: Mrs. Draper, what does all that mean to you? Claudia Draper: Well, it means if they do it right, they can lock me up in a hospital for the criminally insane forever.