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Not speed but cost of which time is definitely a factor. Getting to the merits is the point but the point is often lost in the game of the process. True state
by clavalle 10y ago
Not speed but cost of which time is definitely a factor.
Getting to the merits is the point but the point is often lost in the game of the process. True statement?
- thegasman 10y ago>Getting to the merits is the point but the point is often lost in the game of the process. True statement? True, but you're assuming that the process and the merits are totally distinct (in fact, my own comment reads that way ;]). But, as another commenter noted, processes themselves can influence merits (e.g. missing a filing deadline, or enforcing discovery requests).
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