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OneBro

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3. He got dinged for being lazy.

Reply to tirebiter (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 25, 2022, 01:51 AM

Apr 2022

Instead of complaining about the assignment, he should have taken the time to familiarize himself with the relevant laws. There is nothing particularly complicated about family law.

I do wish more judges were honest when they’ve been too lazy to read the briefs, too lazy to review the law, and too arrogant to give a damn. Alas, they are all too human.

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He got dinged for being honest? tirebiter Apr 2022 #1

He got dinged for being lazy. OneBro Apr 2022 #3

Not only that. Judges have law clerks who research the law for them no_hypocrisy Apr 2022 #4

Could it be criminal? Deuxcents Apr 2022 #2