Tom Morris on Nostr: It's not often judges start judgments with the words "Buckle up" or sarcastically put ...
It's not often judges start judgments with the words "Buckle up" or sarcastically put "(Obviously.)" in brackets.
The absurdity of the facts in issue justify many times over the significant and unorthodox depature from standard, expected judicial prose style.
https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/22/22-20621-CV0.pdfPublished at
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