At 10:40 PM 2/16/99 -0500, you wrote: >At 17:02 2/16/99 -0600, Richard M. Assmus wrote: >>A reply about the quality of the judiciary: While it is true that many >>judges are generations removed from the computer age, almost every Federal >>judge has a law clerk in his or her 20's ready and willing to educate the >>judge about new technology. > >Unfortunately, those law clerks are rarely sitting by Hizzoner's elbow at >the bench. And this point assumes that all judges are willing to learn >about the new technology, a point directly contradicted by Beth's experience. > On the other hand, decisions are rarely rendered from the bench, especially on motions that have a lot of factual and legal analysis. Argument Sept. 29, Decision Nov. 11, on a case I know about. :-) Bill Lovell
