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Originally Posted by Hitch
Well...I would definitely read-in the lawyer in on this. I don't know how it is there, but directly contacting the judge, here, would have been, well, frowned upon is probably the nicest way a judge would see it. I mean...you must obviously do things differently there, but still, the judge may be getting aggravated, about all the contact, and they can be real @$$h***s about that kind of thing. Especially when they sort of have the power of life/death over your case.
Good luck. Let us know what the lawyer thinks!
Hitch
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We didn't contact the judge directly, but the clerks' office. A previous letter also wasn't delivered by the clerks until we called to ask if they had received it after not hearing from them after six week. So now we are more pro-active. As I said we can understand that the judge needs more time, but at least let us know how long. And don't promise to call back when you won't (they can forget that once or twice, but it has happened so many times it can't be an accident). We have a sneaky suspicion the judge is waiting how the other court case turns out.