On Fri, 28 Nov 2008, comex wrote: > Maybe judges worked harder then than now... criminal cases are > different because the defendant can (and often does) appeal them by > announcement (see http://zenith.homelinux.net/cotc/list.php?appeal=1, > looks at first glance like a disproportionate number of appeals are > for criminal cases), but inquiry appeals are often called for cases > whose judges published poor arguments, i.e. didn't work hard enough...
s/judges/callers I think a convict being able to sole-appeal eir case isn't new either, but quite historical... It's also admittedly much higher traffic so harder for a judge to jump in. Anyway, my next proto should make folks happy...gutting equity though keeping contracts. -G.
