If I were the judge in this movie and when Katie (Goofy's son, Max's girfrliend, Roxanne from A Goofy Movie/Mona from Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas (played by Kellie Martin)) was found not guilty by the jury and before Jimmy (Henry Mitchell from the TV series, Charmed (played by Ivan Sergei))'s family apologized to her, I would have told the witnesses to call the police next time they witness domestic violence instead of ignoring it for one reason or another implying how it also could have saved Katie from getting killed rather than her killing Jimmy and here's what the last lines of this movie would have been then;
Judge: Will the defendant please rise? Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?
Jury Foreman: Yes, your honor! We have. We the jury find the defendant, Katherine Liner-Pettit not guilty.
Judge: Before we leave, there's something else that I wanted to say. How many of you have been hit? Who among you beats your wives? Well, this is against the law. This is wrong. And you know what? You watched it happen to the defendant, Katherine Liner-Pettit and you did nothing. You have a responsibility to the people that you care about. When you see them hurting or you see them in trouble, you step in and you call the police so that this does not happen again. Court is adjourned.
Marian Pettit: We're sorry for your pain.
Charles Pettit: Let's go.
Katie Liner: (as she is laying flowers at Jimmy's grave) You always promised me that tomorrow would be better. Tomorrow never came for us. Jimmy.
Katie Liner: (to her children) I'm going to make tomorrow better for both of you. I promise.
Judge: Will the defendant please rise? Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?
Jury Foreman: Yes, your honor! We have. We the jury find the defendant, Katherine Liner-Pettit not guilty.
Judge: Before we leave, there's something else that I wanted to say. How many of you have been hit? Who among you beats your wives? Well, this is against the law. This is wrong. And you know what? You watched it happen to the defendant, Katherine Liner-Pettit and you did nothing. You have a responsibility to the people that you care about. When you see them hurting or you see them in trouble, you step in and you call the police so that this does not happen again. Court is adjourned.
Marian Pettit: We're sorry for your pain.
Charles Pettit: Let's go.
Katie Liner: (as she is laying flowers at Jimmy's grave) You always promised me that tomorrow would be better. Tomorrow never came for us. Jimmy.
Katie Liner: (to her children) I'm going to make tomorrow better for both of you. I promise.