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Not to be too rude, but you’re not an attorney and couldn’t be more wrong. The law has never been more transparent. The public has nearly complete access to ev
by tiahura 3y ago
Not to be too rude, but you’re not an attorney and couldn’t be more wrong.
The law has never been more transparent. The public has nearly complete access to every docket in the country. Moreover, the level of jurisprudence has never been higher.
Moreover, I’ve lost a case or two in my time, but it was never because of a lack of a warchest.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y ago> Moreover, the level of jurisprudence has never been higher. I'm confused as to what this sentence means. The level of {the study/philosophy/science of law} has never been higher?
- tiahura 3y agoThat there has been a steady march forward in the quality of judicial output. There are still dumb judges and crooked judges, but overall, my experience is that younger judges are more willing to listen and be educated than judges of yesteryear. Additionally, Westlaw is hated by all for its pricing, but it’s almost impossible to comprehend how significantly it’s improved, and equalized, legal research.
- RavingGoat 3y agoI can only assume that you aren't in the US because that couldn't be further from the truth here.
- satvikpendem 3y agoUpon what basis are you saying this? Because just saying "that couldn't be further from the truth here" doesn't mean anything concretely.
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoIn which a person who professionally practices law, has been to law school, has a higher than average IQ, and has a decade of experience describes how easy it is to interpret the legal system Hey quick question, my good friend, lets call him Doug is a high school equivalency graduate, has a few felonies and currently works as a road flagger How does this complete access to every docket in the country help him? You have more perfectly explained my point better than I could have. Thanks