And that's where you're very wrong. Large portions of a trial require judgements to have already been made, even if they've not been written down in a definitiv

And that's where you're very wrong. Large portions of a trial require judgements to have already been made, even if they've not been written down in a definitive 'judgement' yet. Alsup has made it clear that he's decided that it is a 'matter of fact' that Levandowski stole documents. Now they're arguing over who's responsible and liable. IANAL, so I might be way off base.