And Cannon, later on Friday, in a testy response to SC Smith's filing regarding tRump's games-playing with court dates and a cautionary note to the judge to "not get manipulated", told Smith that his notice "exceeded local rules" for length, limiting them to 200 words or less - Smith's notice: 237 words, and THAT seems to be the extent o…
And Cannon, later on Friday, in a testy response to SC Smith's filing regarding tRump's games-playing with court dates and a cautionary note to the judge to "not get manipulated", told Smith that his notice "exceeded local rules" for length, limiting them to 200 words or less - Smith's notice: 237 words, and THAT seems to be the extent of *Judge* Cannon's considerations of the notice...this trial is going pear-shaped without some sort of appeal by Smith.
Hi Lance, Oh. My. Gosh. Unbelievable. Can Smith redo his 'notice'? It was a Notice, not a Motion, so she need to take note, and file it. She instead counting the words?? We need to rewrite this to get it down to 199 words. The positive in this negative is that Cannon is showing her true colors. Perhaps this will be the tipping point for Jack Smith to go to the appeals for the 11th Circuit. And if she is reprimanded again, it will be the third time. Could it be 'the third strike, you're out' decision? Then she can find work in her true calling: sorting red and blue pencils and counting words in paragraphs as an underling junior attorney or in a conservative 'Think Tank.' She does not have a high mental ceiling.
And Cannon, later on Friday, in a testy response to SC Smith's filing regarding tRump's games-playing with court dates and a cautionary note to the judge to "not get manipulated", told Smith that his notice "exceeded local rules" for length, limiting them to 200 words or less - Smith's notice: 237 words, and THAT seems to be the extent of *Judge* Cannon's considerations of the notice...this trial is going pear-shaped without some sort of appeal by Smith.
Hi Lance, Oh. My. Gosh. Unbelievable. Can Smith redo his 'notice'? It was a Notice, not a Motion, so she need to take note, and file it. She instead counting the words?? We need to rewrite this to get it down to 199 words. The positive in this negative is that Cannon is showing her true colors. Perhaps this will be the tipping point for Jack Smith to go to the appeals for the 11th Circuit. And if she is reprimanded again, it will be the third time. Could it be 'the third strike, you're out' decision? Then she can find work in her true calling: sorting red and blue pencils and counting words in paragraphs as an underling junior attorney or in a conservative 'Think Tank.' She does not have a high mental ceiling.