SFL isn't the only blogger that can discuss civil cases and exclamation points. From the published decision today in Isabel Diaz v. Jaguar Restaurant, which addressed the issue of whether an affirmative defense was waived or not: "If ever there were a classic case of waiver, this is it!"
I think Elaine's boss said it best:
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That was a great job by federal judge Henry Hudson. Does anybody know what I'm talking about?
It's a published opinion.
Right!! Fixed!!!!
You are forgetting ALL CAPS FOR EMPHASIS!!
Do you mean the federal judge Henry Hudson? The one who struck down Obamacare? The one who owns a stake in a consulting group that fought against Obamacare? That Henry Hudson?
I hate them too. Really hate them -- it is like all caps, completely inappropriate in almost all circumstances.
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