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The objection is overruled. Historically, the court has always permitted a single comment indicating that the time has expired.

The objection to perjury is overruled. No false statement was made to the court, council claims they did not have the time to draft their opening statement within the time frame provided.

We will have an order in this court! Before I discuss the arguments presented to the court, I would like to remind both parties that this platform is to clarify a disagreement. I will not entertain petty remarks or below-the-belt jabs at each other with pointless objections.

The request is granted.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT WRIT OF SUMMONS The defendant is required to appear before the court in Ko531 v. The Commonwealth of Redmont [2024] SCR 14. Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgment. I'd like to remind both parties...

Before the court makes a ruling on the request we have a clarifying question(s) to ask. Representative End, If I understand your request properly you wish to file an amicus brief to the court or are you requesting to submit evidence to the court?

The defense may present their opening statement to the court within the next 48 hours.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT WRIT OF SUMMONS The defendant is required to appear before the court in The Commonwealth of Redmont v. xLayzur [2024] SCR 1. Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgment. I'd like to remind both parties...

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT WRIT OF SUMMONS The defendant is required to appear before the court in The Commonwealth of Redmont v. Krix [2024] SCR 2. Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgment. I'd like to remind both parties to...

I won't be allowing the full 48 hours to be awarded for an extension. I will be granting a modified 24-hour extension as would given the original duration of 72 hours in total to prepare an opening statement and will place the deadline on Saturday morning. Please be prompt in submitting your...

With the conclusion of discovery, the court will now transition into opening statements. The plaintiff has 48 hours to submit their opening statements before the court.

The Plaintiff may now cross-examine the witness. Please submit all your questions for the witness within the next 48 hours. If your question(s) depends on the previous answer, please indicate this to the court, and additional time will be awarded.

The court thanks you for your swift response in filing the closing statement. The court will accept the defense's closing statement. However, because the defendant failed to meet the timeframe provided by the court, the contempt charge will remain and will not be removed. The court will now...

I will also add on a separate note that the 24 hours granted to the plaintiff to provide their closing statement do not impede the timeframe provided to the defense. They should follow the original timeframe.

It is very hard to believe that an objection you made caused you to be confused about the timeframe the court provided you to follow. If there was confusion, a question should have been submitted to the court before the expiration of the timeframe provided. If more time was needed, an extension...

Thank you, Will re-issue summons.

Thank you, Will re-issue summons.

I will tentatively agree to allow you to publish your closing statement with the 12-hour extension. However, if the other justices do not wish to hear the remarks, they will be struck, and we will continue with the recess and verdict drafting.

The plaintiff failed to submit their opening statement within the allotted time given by the court. The court will proceed as normal. The plaintiff is further held in contempt for failing to respond in time. The Defense can now provide its closing statements within the next 48 hours.

The Defense is held in contempt for failing to respond on time adequately. The court will not proceed into recess to begin discussing the case and draft a verdict.