Judges Should Not Weaponize Delays To Force Compromises
Judicial efficiency matters, but keeping attorneys stuck in court to force settlements can create ethical and logistical problems.
Judicial efficiency matters, but keeping attorneys stuck in court to force settlements can create ethical and logistical problems.
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