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: Justice Building BlogFEDS PUNT ON 3RD DOWN TRIALS SUSPENDED UNTIL APRIL
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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Sometimes, to pick up some extra spending cash, we blog about stuff in Mr. Markus' milieu. The Breaking news from the secretive Federal Judges' Friday Conclave is that they have suspended jury trials until APRIL! YES. APRIL. April trials bring May sentencings the AUSAs like to say (but not when we walk into a courtroom). Let us turn serious for a moment. We address the Judges of the SDFLA: Bravo! You may be a co-equal branch of a government that has lost their mind (temporarily) but you have placed science over hysteria. Good for you and more importantly- THANK YOU. This virus is bad. It kills people and as we enter a second wave and much of the country moves inside where the virus propagates, our federal judges have recognized what the official policy of Florida's State Court Judges have not- that it is dangerous to be inside a closed courtroom without adequate ventilation and no case is worth dying for...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on October 16, 2020 (boomark / email).
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