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"Going forward, the parties should seek any needed extensions of time before the deadline." -- (pic)
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mud
Sep 20 '24, 09:53
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Does that translate to "On Friday I'll gladly approve the extension to Thursday that you should have asked for Wednesday?" or did they miss 9/19 too?
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Max
Sep 20, 10:11
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Also, ST lawyers, what's the typical potential penalty for missing that deadline from a judge who actually enforces deadlines? -- nm
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Max
Sep 20, 10:15
'nunc pro tunc' I think lawyers just make sh!t up to confuse us normal people -- nm
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decline
Sep 20, 10:01
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"now for then". "So when will then be now?" -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 20, 10:02
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Soon. -- nm
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Volnelk
Sep 20, 10:03
Yeah - great zinger. AFTER you let him blow the original deadline. At this point, I wonder why we're wasting any court time on him...
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Turd Ferguson
Sep 20, 09:58
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he has successfully managed to sabotage 3 of his 4 trials, so yes of course he will get w/e the F he wants
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Jovian
Sep 20, 10:05
That was my thought too. Either we have rules and laws or we don't. -- nm
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Volnelk
Sep 20, 09:59
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