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When Can a Judge Change His Mind?

By Pamela Jones et al.

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An anonymous poster told us about a recent order from Judge Kimball in another case, unrelated to SCO, but one that references his own decision in SCO v. Novell. So I took a look at the order, and it answers a question I've had, namely, what if, at trial, a judge were to realize he'd made a mistake on an earlier ruling on summary judgment motions? Is it too late to fix it? I always share with you whatever I find interesting and informative, and I know some of you have had this same question. So I'll let Judge Kimball educate us on this point. Here's the order [PDF], and I have it as text to make it easier for you.

Full post as published by Groklaw on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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