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Legal briefs and motions have page limits? Oh geez
Now why didn’t I think of this when I drafted a summary judgment motion in my own case? NoYouCantWriteABriefLikeThisToGetAroundTheWordLimit – Lowering the Bar While I was working on that motion, I carefully avoided inquiring of my lawyer whether the motion … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged Interpreting lawyers, law and the courts, Lawyers, legal documents, motions to the court, role of judges, summary judgment motions
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You’ve got to notify your defendant about what’s going on!
No, you can’t just let him sit around waiting for what’s happening. You must tell him if he’s expected in court, or expected to answer something you filed. There’s no such thing as a stealth lawsuit. And this is sort … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged default judgments, law and the courts, legal notices, notices to defendants, role of judges
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Kansas judiciary v Kansas government: insane
Got this from the Brennan Center. It boggles the mind. I’ve bolded the especially boggly parts so you can understand that the government of Kansas is attempting to withhold money from its own judiciary because… “If you don’t follow this … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged Law and government agencies, law and the courts, role of judges
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