Is it realistic to think a judge never looks on the Internet to check a fact or conduct some research before making a decision? Everyone knows that judges may only consider evidence on the record when making a decision, but, at the same time, every lawyer and judge has easy access to the Internet.
December 26, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Is it realistic to think a judge never looks on the Internet to check a fact or conduct some research before making a decision? Everyone knows that judges may only consider evidence on the record when making a decision, but, at the same time, every lawyer and judge has easy access to the Internet. For most of us, all you have to do is take your phone out of your pocket and you are on the Web. Most judges even have computers on the bench.
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