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So, certainly not a lawyer but does this really mean anything? Isn't summary judgement only for when there are no facts under dispute?
by alyandon 9y ago
So, certainly not a lawyer but does this really mean anything? Isn't summary judgement only for when there are no facts under dispute?
- AnimalMuppet 9y agoIANAL, but I have been following this case for nearly all of it, and I've learned a lot in the process. Summary judgment can happen when there are facts in dispute. It means that, even if you give the other side their claimed facts, they still don't have a valid case, and therefore the whole thing should be thrown out now, before we even bother trying to figure out what the real facts are.
- alyandon 9y agoAh, that makes sense - thanks.