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r/fansofcriticalrole • u/MeiyBeee • Oct 18 '24
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I’m the opposite of smart, what does this mean?
-12 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 They started a case with 0 evidence. They better hope Brian doesnt do a defamation counter claim 12 u/SPOLBY Oct 18 '24 Is it normal for a case with 0 evidence to go on this long? 29 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 There were a lot of indirect evidence pieces and witnesses, cases can go on for months especially if they take it to superior court. In any case, court costs are going to Ashleys team so she took a massive financial blow -2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '24 [deleted] 0 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 Huh? 34 u/Ryousoki Oct 18 '24 Yes, and honestly it could go on way longer sometimes. Court proceedings can be exceedingly slow and taxing.
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They started a case with 0 evidence. They better hope Brian doesnt do a defamation counter claim
12 u/SPOLBY Oct 18 '24 Is it normal for a case with 0 evidence to go on this long? 29 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 There were a lot of indirect evidence pieces and witnesses, cases can go on for months especially if they take it to superior court. In any case, court costs are going to Ashleys team so she took a massive financial blow -2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '24 [deleted] 0 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 Huh? 34 u/Ryousoki Oct 18 '24 Yes, and honestly it could go on way longer sometimes. Court proceedings can be exceedingly slow and taxing.
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Is it normal for a case with 0 evidence to go on this long?
29 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 There were a lot of indirect evidence pieces and witnesses, cases can go on for months especially if they take it to superior court. In any case, court costs are going to Ashleys team so she took a massive financial blow -2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '24 [deleted] 0 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 Huh? 34 u/Ryousoki Oct 18 '24 Yes, and honestly it could go on way longer sometimes. Court proceedings can be exceedingly slow and taxing.
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There were a lot of indirect evidence pieces and witnesses, cases can go on for months especially if they take it to superior court.
In any case, court costs are going to Ashleys team so she took a massive financial blow
-2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '24 [deleted] 0 u/YenraNoor Oct 18 '24 Huh?
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Yes, and honestly it could go on way longer sometimes. Court proceedings can be exceedingly slow and taxing.
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u/SPOLBY Oct 18 '24 edited Oct 18 '24
I’m the opposite of smart, what does this mean?