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: Justice Building BlogHYPOTHETICALS
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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We received this comment, and have been scratching our heads as to who the judge is:(the full comment is on the comments sections of yesterday's post.)Anonymous said...Regarding a Hypothetical Certain Judge: being in a big firm, I have heard comments over the years about his courtroom. I had never had a case assigned to him. About a year ago, a colleague asked me to cover a motion calendar hearing on an unopposed motion before Hypothetical Certain Judge (opposing counsel wouldn?t be there and told me to represent her agreement). ... The morning of the hearing, I asked a new associate if he?d like to come to court with me, ... So I showed the associate how to find our case on the docket and check in with the bailiff. ...The associate and I approached the bench, informed the court that we were submitting an agreed order on a motion and that opposing counsel consented to the entry...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on August 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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