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To: Ingtar
in violation of her rules.

WTF does that mean?

Call me crazy, but I would've thought the "rules" would be the laws on the books in this regard. Then again, I didn't go to law school, so what do I know...

64 posted on 03/13/2006 11:22:56 AM PST by Vortex (Garbage in, Garbage Out)
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To: Vortex

The judge's rules are the rules of the court, the government violated the court's rules. "Her" rule was based on legal principles which govern the case, she did not make them up.


69 posted on 03/13/2006 11:29:28 AM PST by Williams
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To: Vortex
WTF does that mean?

The judge makes the decision to have witnesses sequestered (usually based on a request from either the prosecutor or the defense). The judge (referred to as "the court") makes the rules, but this rule is not uncommon and has been the case in most trials.

88 posted on 03/13/2006 11:55:14 AM PST by SittinYonder (That's how I saw it, and see it still.)
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