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: Jolly LawgerOverheard in Court (Archive Post)
By Steve Pirates
At oral arguments for an appeal involving potentially prejudicial introduction of evidence at trial in a slip and fall case at a store:
Justice O?Connell: ?I am afraid that Justice Smith is ill today, I believe that counsel for both sides have agreed to argue the appeal in the absence of Justice Smith who will read the transcript and listen to the recording of argument before we deliberate.?
Spectator: ?Did they just say they were going to hear this appeal with an absence of justice??
Full post as published by Jolly Lawger on April 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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