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Old 07-17-2006, 07:54 PM   #11
Tyrone Slothrop
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Fact vs. Allegatoin

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Originally posted by Spanky
You know perfectly well that when you ask for a cite to back up a fact or a proposition that no judge or other lawyer would accept as "authority" a hearsay statement made from an anonymous source. That is not considered an "authority".
Actually Spanky, I'm a litigator and I go to court and shit, and I'm here to tell you that when a judge or another lawyer asks you for a cite, they're usually asking for a citation to a legal authority. When you want evidence, you don't usually ask for a "cite."

Usually it's the bad plaintiffs' lawyers who just make up new rules of English language like you do.
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