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That would be very impractical in the real world. How would you prove that 99% of the suits would be thrown out without having 100 trials?
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
That would be very impractical in the real world. How would you prove that 99% of the suits would be thrown out without having 100 trials?
- derefr 7y agoI meant "thrown out in preliminary hearing." You can work through 100 preliminary hearings (especially when it's essentially the same suit, just with different subjects) pretty quickly, especially if you parallelize it across a bunch of the judge's analysts.