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To: Ausdauer who wrote (9724)3/17/2000 10:06:00 PM
From: Craig Freeman  Read Replies (1) of 60323
 
Ausdauer, re: "Shouldn't we at least know at this point if the motions were carried or denied?" Uh, no.

The trial may have proceeded or it may have been delayed. If it proceeded, the judge could have heard all of the issues, some of the issues, or only one. And the judge can take as long as the Judge wants before ruling on that point or points. The Judge can also decide that more evidence is required and set a new date to hear more evidence. Or, the Judge could have decided that donuts were more important than this suit and adjourn early to visit the local Winchells.

Judges are not required to make any of this public until he/she decides to do so, if ever. For that matter, they can decide to table a suit indefinitely with no explanation whatsoever. The justice system only makes sense to the lawyers who created it. And most of them will tell you that they have yet to figure it all out either.

Craig
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