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<blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9427839" data-attributes="member: 7023840">Checked the docket in the LaNasa defamation appeal, because why not?The Record was filed on July 19, 2024 (called the &quot;Joint Appendix&quot;). Short explainer- when you are doing an appeal, you can only cite to, and make arguments about, the &quot;Record,&quot; which contains the relevant documents in the lower tribunal (along with any transcripts of hearings or trials if it's gone that far). Given the &quot;procedural posture&quot; of the case (an appeal of a granted motion to dismiss), it's a very short record. Two hundred and seventy-seven pages. I don't see any extensions, etc., so the brief is still due August 9 ... FRIDAY! Do note that federal courts allow filings until midnight. If the brief is timely filed, it would be awesome if someone ( [USER=7038835]@Wincenworks[/USER] perhaps?) posts a link to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarf Zagyg, post: 9427839, member: 7023840"] Checked the docket in the LaNasa defamation appeal, because why not? The Record was filed on July 19, 2024 (called the "Joint Appendix"). Short explainer- when you are doing an appeal, you can only cite to, and make arguments about, the "Record," which contains the relevant documents in the lower tribunal (along with any transcripts of hearings or trials if it's gone that far). Given the "procedural posture" of the case (an appeal of a granted motion to dismiss), it's a [I]very [/I]short record. Two hundred and seventy-seven pages. I don't see any extensions, etc., so the brief is still due August 9 ... FRIDAY! Do note that federal courts allow filings until midnight. If the brief is timely filed, it would be awesome if someone ( [USER=7038835]@Wincenworks[/USER] perhaps?) posts a link to it. [/QUOTE]

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