Lois thought for a second and then spotting a cup of cold coffee on her desk, used her heat vision and then said, "Enjoy you coffee."

Looking at her cup, Janet saw steam rising from it and picking it up took a cautious sip of her steaming, hot coffee. She sighed in pleasure and all questions of the identity of her visitor removed, asked, "Would you like to have a seat?"

Clark could see that she was upset, but had no idea as to the cause so he stood and walked with her to the conference room, his hand at the small of her back. He could feel the tension in her body which added to his concern. As soon as they were inside he closed the door and the blinds then he turned to her. He could see that she was having difficulty restraining tears. In a comforting tone, he asked, "All right, what happened?"

Stepping to him and throwing her arms around his neck, she sobbed, "Oh, Clark, they accused me of child abuse."

Hearing that, the judge replied, "Councilor, if there was any way I could prove that you willingly participated in this attempted fraud, I'd have you disbarred. As it is, all I can say is - get out of my courtroom and thank your lucky stars that I can't prove it."

“To borrow a phrase from Herb, ‘Only time will tell.’”

Wow. The Kyle family is a real piece of work. I've met families like that while working in the schools, the sort where you look at the kids and go, "What is wrong with these kids?!" And then you meet the parents, and the reason the kids act like they do becomes apparent.

Neat form of ID!

To be accused of something like that is just downright hateful!

That lawyer's reputation is destroyed.

Hmmm, we shall see.