It was hot in Philadelphia on Friday, but it was even hotter inside the federal courthouse as the 3rd Circuit held oral arguments in Facenda v. NFL Films . That particular court's judges are known for asking lots of questions in oral argument -- and the Facenda argument was especially hot. The NFL's lawyer had barely finished saying his name when Judge Thomas L. Ambro interrupted. In football lingo, it was as if a flag was in the air before the ball had even been snapped.
June 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It was hot outside in Philadelphia on Friday, but it was even hotter inside on the 19th floor of the federal courthouse as the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held oral arguments in Facenda v. NFL Films.
The 3rd Circuit has long been known as a “hot” court — meaning that the judges often ask lots of questions in oral argument — but the Facenda argument was especially hot.
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