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The one sentence that matters is decided later though, right? The court doesn't write 10 pages and then point to a single sentance to listen to, that's a matter
by _heimdall 2y ago
The one sentence that matters is decided later though, right? The court doesn't write 10 pages and then point to a single sentance to listen to, that's a matter of what the public and/or law enforcement key in on.
For future cases the full explanation does still matter too, especially from the Supreme Court. People only remember 9 words from the Miranda decision but the rest of the 10 pages are still case law that can absolutely be used to impact future cases.
- sandworm101 2y agoCases yes. The pages matter to lawyers. But day to day clients pay lawyers for the practical (short) answers on which they can build corporate policies.
- _heimdall 2y agoMaybe I'm way off base here, but in my opinion bothering with lawyers is useless unless I'm worried about litigation. If I only care about corporate policy then I won't bother with legal council at all, at best I'd lean on HR who can have more relevant insights related to company culture and change management.