According to contributing writer William W. Bedsworth, the following column is actually going to have some redeeming social value -- not a whole lot, but some. It starts with an odd question about an unusual sentence from a published 9th Circuit opinion: When's the last time you read an opinion in which a court found it necessary to describe the legal position of the "humans?"
October 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
[1] Which, as my colleagues on the Court of Appeal are wont to explain to me, is not the standard for publication set forth in rule 976(b) of the California Rules of Court. Pity.
[2] Well, not RIGHT “here.” Starting with the next paragraph “here.” You’ve gotta give me time to introduce them. This writing stuff is a lot tougher than it looks.
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