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31Oct2008

Justice Weinberg on E-Litigation

Posted on DateOctober 31, 2008

Media Report from The Australian:

SO, tell us what you really think, Justice Mark Weinberg.

How about directions to juries? "Gibberish."

Sentencing rules? "A road map that sometimes leads nowhere."

Modern statutes? "Those responsible should be punished."

Preliminary procedures such as discovery? "Nonsense."

Complex tax and fraud trials? "Belong in the criminal courts."

E-litigation? "A complete waste of time."

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