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To: BusterDog
I don’ think that’s correct, it just links to the blank order that Sidney prepared to make it easy for the judge to sign, but it is not signed.

Since when does a plaintiff's lawyer ghostwrite a decision for a US District Court Judge to sign later, just to "make it easy" for him? FReegards!

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226 posted on 11/28/2020 4:47:57 PM PST by Agamemnon (Darwinism is the glue that holds liberalism together)
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To: Agamemnon

“Since when does a plaintiff’s lawyer ghostwrite a decision for a US District Court Judge to sign later, just to “make it easy” for him?”

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That’s the way my attorney explained it to me the first time I sued someone and he did the same thing.


228 posted on 11/28/2020 4:51:46 PM PST by BusterDog
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To: Agamemnon

Standard procedure with most causes for action - the litigant provides a copy of the proposed motion which, ideally, the judge just signs, or makes addendums etc.


236 posted on 11/28/2020 5:00:46 PM PST by Steven W.
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