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Judge Issues Erudite Decision Resolving Discovery Dispute By Rock, Paper & Scissors

Although some claim the tried-and-true dispute resolution method of rock, paper & scissors has been marred by steroid use, at least one federal court judge, the Honorable Gregory Presnell, still relies on it. 

With a hat tip to my good friend, Jamie Duarte, here's his June 6, 2006 chambers opinion, in all its glory, providing a quick means of resolving a discovery dispute between two lawyers. 

Printer friendly page Permalink Email to a friend Posted by J. Craig Williams on Wednesday, June 07, 2006 at 12:21 Comments Closed (0) |


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