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Ms. Toad

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1. If the appellate court grants the motion, it's a bit more substantive than font size.

Reply to Nevilledog (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2020, 01:44 AM

Nov 2020

The appeal isn't likely to be granted. Even if it is granted, I can't imagine a different outcome as to the inevitable motion to dismiss the second amended complaint.

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Love this analogy about Trump's appeal to the 3rd Circuit [View all] Nevilledog Nov 2020 OP

If the appellate court grants the motion, it's a bit more substantive than font size. Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #1

agreed. Some folks don't seem to understand that the court took two actions onenote Nov 2020 #6

A do over in hopes of getting a do over? Thomas Hurt Nov 2020 #2

Court: "You say Joe sneezed on you and so want me to order Jill's limbs chopped off? No, and struggle4progress Nov 2020 #3

This appeal does not make sense Gothmog Nov 2020 #4

It's not likely to succeed, but it's not completely nonsensical onenote Nov 2020 #5