Exactly my opinion, Frantzie. Orly may be given some leeway seeing as English is not her native language, but given that she has a law degree one would think she would realize the importance of making her filings “spotless”, so to speak. As you said, the placement of a comma - or as in one filing switching between He and She when talking about her own client - she is running the risk of losing her cases over idiotic technicalities, IMHO. There has to be SOMEONE she trusts that can look over her filings before she submits them to the court!
I hate Politico for their EXTREMELY biased “reporting”, but one thing I did learn in this article is that some of her plaintiffs are attempting to bring in another lawyer? Does anyone know more information about this development?
Somebody has to be available that she trust who can read over her filings at least once. She can run spell check on any word processing program.
My guess is she is stubborn, as many Russians are or people from that region. They know it all, they are smarter than everyone else (which is probably true) and want to run the whole show. This case is far too important and the plaintiff's need to get someone to help her.
They will not steal her credit or fame. She did it - her determination, etc. She may go down in history as the person who saved the Republic but this is far too important to risk sloppy typos. It takes a minute to run spell check and grammar check.
The law largely sucks but many people posting here do not realize how important it is that your written filings are flawless. This is how cases are lost or thrown out. The judiciary is totally corrupt but you have to proofread what you submit to a court. Low on money, not fluent in English, rushed on times etc etc does not cut it. Leo Donofrio did his filing for SCOTUS in a few hours with no sleep and after not practicing law for a few years. Orly needs some help and needs to at least run spell check on her word processor.