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From the court document; "Each side may file a five-page (double spaced, twelve-point Times New Roman font, no footnotes, and no attachments) critique..." Meth
by bruce511 16y ago
From the court document;
"Each side may file a five-page (double spaced, twelve-point Times New Roman font, no footnotes, and no attachments) critique..."
Methinks the judge has played with lawyers before and seen first-hand their propensity to deliver amazonian briefs. The programmer in me however cannot help but notice that he omitted the size of paper they can use for each "page". Or maybe he assumes it's "legal" - by definition. <g>
But I like an accurate spec I do. I wish that all my clients were this precise.
- corin_ 16y agoHow amazing would it be to see them deliver it on five A1 pages, just to see the look on the judge's face.
- chopsueyar 16y agoI'm sure the judge would be quite impressed.
- mfringel 16y agoIANAL, but such an action would likely be construed as contempt of court, especially given the exactness of what was requested.
- podperson 16y agoYes, piss off the judge by deliberately misconstruing rules. That's the ticket.
- Semiapies 16y agoThen he naturally defines "sheet" to be "3x5 card". :)