The defendant has failed to demonstrate how.
The plaintiff has listed multiple laws within their complaint. If taken at face value, these would constitute a valid case against the commonwealth.
The plaintiff has technically included all the necessary parties into the parties section. However...
The court concurs with the plaintiff. However, it is also notable here that the question inherently asks for an answer that will be hearsay. Therefore, the question and answers will be struck. The plaintiff may feel free to file a motion to reconsider.
I dont believe it is within the courts purview to disallow lawyers from representing due to Conflict of Interest. Unless the plaintiff can bring up any legal ground, the court sees no threat to the integrity of the case.
Please don't ask the court to "use common sense" and "be reasonable". That is our job and the insinuation is that we don't. Thanks.
The defendant has 72 hours for their opening statement.
The question is relevant, the argument that this is an assumption is irrelevant, and whatever amount they had been planning on spending is a relevant fact, not an opinion. Objection overruled.
While the question is at face value board indeed, looking at the context of the case, it is crystal...
Objection overruled. The court believes that the extra information provided by the witness is not unrelated and the question asked has been answered adequately. You may ask a follow-up question.
The defendant may now cross-examine the witness. 48 hours to present questions, and the witness has 48 hours starting from the time of presentation to answer them.
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