Mark tries to bully Lola into putting a different judge on the case, but she refuses.
Lola: I will not be bullied off the bench.
Mark: They know where you live!

Halfway through My Best Friend’s Wedding, Mark is sobbing, and I’m talking uncontrollably. That is when I knew you were going to make a great husband to someone someday. To Mark!

Mr. Lawrence, we will all help you to become a productive member of our community.

Mark: Look, figure it out. I don’t want Amy to be mad at me right now.
Lola: Is it just me, or did he seem a little hmph?
Sherri: Hmph!

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Lola: Are you toying with coming back?
Lisa: I plead the fifth, Your Honor.

I’m well aware of my authority, Ms. Ketchum.

Rachel: Dre doesn’t owe me anything, but you are my best friend. We’re family. Next time, Lo, call me first.
Lola: Girl, there is not going to be a next time.

Rachel: I was developing feelings for Dre.
Lola: I know.
Rachel: It’s why I was distant on your birthday. It’s why I stayed away after you asked me to step back because I’m loyal to you and not some man.

Sherri: Do you want to let him down easy?
Lola: It doesn’t need to be easy. I just need him out of my life.
Sherri: Brutal. I like it.

Lola: They’re fake!
Lisa: You know as well as I do that doesn’t matter. Your enemies are going to milk this for as long as they can. Let’s discuss damage control.

I’m tired of talking about it. Frankly, all black people are tired of talking about it because no matter what is said or done, very little changes.

Lola: Why do you think we’re even debating whether to teach Black history, which is American history in our schools? A lot of white people would rather not confront the truth. They would rather ignore it.
Lisa: White people don’t deal well with guilt.

All Rise Quotes

Sherri: Your honor?
Lola: This is a big moment for me. I just want to be present for it.

Mark: Your honor? Your Honor? Lola? I know you're up here. Why does it always have to be the top floor?
Lola: Because I don't want anyone to find me.
Mark: I told you to be sphinx-like.
Lola: I can't talk about my case.
Mark: It's okay. Lots of other people are.
Lola: Thanks a lot.
Mark: The sphinx has survived for 4500 years by silently staring down the enemy and then asking the right questions.
Lola: She wasn't dealing with LAPD and... I can't talk about it. It's just that... up on that bench, in this thing, everything is different. And that detective, I need to make a difference, but I can't tell if this is the battle, or this is the war.
Mark: What can I do?
Lola: Visit me at traffic court in Palmdale.
Mark: Never gonna happen.