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Seeing David Bever’s tall thin frame standing before the bench with a stack of papers in hand, I had a pretty good guess as to the source of her discontent.
Judge Wilson was currently assigned to handle the ex parte docket. For judicial types, this gig was about as close as you get to winning an extra vacation day. The body might need to be there in its black robe, but the brain could check out.
Why? Because the only sure way for a judge to avoid the usual bickering between litigators is to leav...e one of them out of the room, and ex parte is a fancy way of saying that one party is talking to the judge outside of the other party’s presence. For simple things like uncontested extensions of deadlines and trial set-overs, head over to the ex parte docket, assure the judge your opponent has no complaints, get your order signed, and you’re out of there. Easy work for the lawyer, even easier for the judge.
But David Bever’s unusual request was anything but simple, and any hopes Judge Wilson may have carried for a day of mental coasting were quashed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeing David Bever’s tall thin frame standing before the bench with a stack of papers in hand, I had a pretty good guess as to the source of her discontent.
Judge Wilson was currently assigned to handle the ex parte docket. For judicial types, this gig was about as close as you get to winning an extra vacation day. The body might need to be there in its black robe, but the brain could check out.
Why? Because the only sure way for a judge to avoid the usual bickering between litigators is to leav...e one of them out of the room, and ex parte is a fancy way of saying that one party is talking to the judge outside of the other party’s presence. For simple things like uncontested extensions of deadlines and trial set-overs, head over to the ex parte docket, assure the judge your opponent has no complaints, get your order signed, and you’re out of there. Easy work for the lawyer, even easier for the judge.
But David Bever’s unusual request was anything but simple, and any hopes Judge Wilson may have carried for a day of mental coasting were quashed.
What to read after Close Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alafair Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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