That handwriting took quite some effort to decipher, > The defendant may proceed with The Summary Judgement on the schedule set by [M.D.?] Wang and with the wo

That handwriting took quite some effort to decipher, > The defendant may proceed with The Summary Judgement on the schedule set by [M.D.?] Wang and with the word count requested, although The Court [senoudy*] questions whether the requested word count is necessary. / So ordered / John G Koeltl [US D.J?] / 6/10/22 > The plaintiffs may proceed with a motion for summary judgement on the same schedule and with the same word count that The Court has afforded the defendant, and with the same [accusation?] that The Court doubts the need for such lengthy [jargon? japers?]. / so ordered / John G Koeltl / [U SD. 5??] / 6/10/22 Why was the first "plaintiffs" in the typed text underlined? Because it isn't uppercase (“the Plaintiffs”)? *I just couldn't figure out what "senoudy" was supposed to be until I looked it up and got results for documents where the word "seriously" had been mutated by OCR in the same way that I'd misread it here.