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To: wonk who wrote (12815)	2/20/2006 3:22:58 PM
From: carranza2	Respond to of 541498

Yes, I was referring to the Grocery Store example. Like GC patrons, some tranactions are bound to be more complex than others, some judges/clerks are bound to be more efficient than others, etc. As a practical reality, some judges are rubber stamps for the government, they'll sign anything, others are very persnickety, I don't know whether any such judges are on that particular bench. If we can get information suggesting that most requests are handled within a day or a few hours, I would say the court is efficient, but I don't see that kind of information. I have noted a statutory duty to act quickly, however, and I'm sure the judges take that directive seriously.