- Perry Mason: You're clever and articulate, Mr Wellman. But a jury is a complex organism. Just a group of ordinary people. They haven't studied Aristotelian logic, their individual honesty may come and go, as it does for all of us. When they become a jury, they take on an intelligence that you must never underestimate and an integrity that you must never, NEVER, insult.
- Scott McDonald: [Reading aloud] Yet it is the creation of a constitutional government, structured by a deep separation of powers, that significantly marks the profound conviction born of experience that human beings occupying positions of leadership must be restrained by...
- Perry Mason: [McDonald stops speaking and Mason continues to recite the text] ... forces more potent than their own arbitrary discretion.
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By what name was Perry Mason: The Case of the Lethal Lesson (1989) officially released in Canada in English?
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