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I haven’t seen a situation where anyone on the other side of a legal suite thinks their opponents are using the legal system in good faith.
by mensetmanusman 3y ago
I haven’t seen a situation where anyone on the other side of a legal suite thinks their opponents are using the legal system in good faith.
- ayemel 3y agoHow is this relevant to what they said? They are not one of the two parties involved so they don’t fall into the “other side”, you’re just trying to dilute the argument.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoIf someone states as fact that the legal system is being used in bad faith in a particular case, they can metaphorically be on the other 'side' even if they aren't one of the parties involved. This is because the legal system itself is the arbiter of whether it is being done in bad faith. I don't believe a court has finally judged that Musk has used the system in bad faith, but Musk has argued that funnily enough: https://casetext.com/case/oareilly-v-musk https://casetext.com/case/oareilly-v-musk