[Unfortunately, she was too far gone at this point to notice. Or care, really.]

I still don't fully understand what nonsense they're trying to pass off as Law here, but sure there must be something that protects the private memories of civilians here.

I mean, it's one thing if they go about and do it to someone who's already committed to serving to the best and fullest of their ability--although I can assure you, that's not a fine print I would have happily read--but to have the audacity to just assume they can project anything and anything they feel like with little regard for the personal feelings of the individuals involved...and, heaven forbid, what if there had been some highly classified secrets caught up in that nonsense? Oh, sure, the courtroom was a public gathering, and nothing shown wouldn't have been made available for future records and all, but what if, and this is a big what if, they had seen some of the more sensitive information I was privy to over the years. I mean one doesn't spend as long around a television studio--and a highly successful, popular one at that--without being let in on a few of the trade secrets, such as upcoming plot information and oh gosh could you just imagine if they had gone ahead and SPOILED future scripts or plotlines I mean I wouldn't hope they wouldn't find me responsible if it was something beyond my control if it was only because my memories were deliberately stolen--

[...no, seriously, stop her now or she'll go on the rest of the day.]