POLICY ON COMMENTS

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If you wish to make a comment to a post, sign it with your first and last name, telephone number, city and e-mail address. If the comment has to do with case law, I will require in addition your bar number. When I allow your comment, it will show only your real name and city, but not your email address, bar number or other info. All comments will be moderated for these requirements. This may necessitate a little longer delay in your comments appearing. Please be patient.

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As I have done from the beginning, comments by persons who are not lawyers, legal staff, or judges are seldom approved. Comments about pending cases, or seeking legal advice,or commenting on judges in particular rulings will not be allowed.

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