"Frank McCoy" <mccoyf@millcomm.com> wrote in message
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> "F. Brown" <fredbrown@nowhere.com> wrote:
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>>Personally I don't think the judge should have
>>taken so long to render his decision. SCOTUS hears much more elaborate
>>and difficult cases and renders decisions within a couple of months. Why
>>should your decision take years? Anyway, glad to see you back.
>
>
> Appeals courts often take years; and the SCOTUS in some cases DOES
> take years. It's only in "national emergencies" (as defined more by
> politics than any real disaster) that they speed things up.
>
> But, I do tend to agree: Six years for a judge to rule on a case, even
> one as complicated as mine, DOES seem a bit excessive. Especially so,
> in light of what his final ruling was.
>
The judge probably made his decision two minutes after your lawyer began
your defense.
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