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To: tmitchy who wrote (1525)	11/19/1997 3:48:00 PM
From: GRC	of 2383

The judge. Federal judges have a lifetime appointment, and set their own calendars. They go as fast or as slow as they desire with civil trials (criminal trials get higher priority because of the constitutional right to a speedy trial). Nothing in the docket suggests this is anything other than a routine, wait till the judge gets around to it, delay. However, some judges do respond to the speed of the parties. If the parties ask for extensions, why should the judge hurry? That is on reason I wish we had not asked for the response deadline to be extended. Both sides have asked for deadlines to be extended in this case.

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