The Tender For Law

Volume 11

Jul 12, 2015 4:45 PM

Scott Duncan

Declare Meads "Obiter Dictum", and you are done.

When you hear the word "Meads" in court, OBJECT!

"OBJECTION! Obiter Dictum"!

The follow up with, "THERE IS A QUESTION BEFORE THE COURT, TO WHICH I REQUIRE AN ANSWER", because they should ONLY raise Meads with the QUESTIONS you ask. Make a DECLARATION (like Meads did) and "Obiter Dictum" is irrelevant.