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Yes, I've seen this (in UK, but can't think off-hand of an example) where the judge says "yeah, no" to someone trying to be clever.
by pbhjpbhj 4y ago
Yes, I've seen this (in UK, but can't think off-hand of an example) where the judge says "yeah, no" to someone trying to be clever.
- pc86 4y ago"I've seen this in a completely different jurisdiction but don't remember even a single specific" is not a particularly compelling counterargument.
- bombcar 4y agoEspecially since the UK has way more of a “legal precedent” style of law than the US constitutional system.
- hgsgm 4y agoYou mean "common law"? US Constitutional law is deeply based on "legal precedent".
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- smcl 4y agoI don't think this thread had the tone of an argument at all. If there were two people seriously butting heads going back and forth on something, yeah sure. But pulling a [Citation Needed] on some people who aren't experts but want to have a sincere and pretty civil discussion feels a bit much.