NO “GRANDSTANDING” PLEASE: THE COURT IS NOT ASSISTED BY RHETORICAL POINTS

It has been a week for the courts commenting on advocates.  Earlier we had complaints of advocates interrupting each other. Today we have complaints of "grandstanding". Reminding advocates that their task is to deal with the legal issues at hand the avoidance of rhetorical points.  These are the clo...

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