Ubiq -“And again, although you are redefining words to try to fit your wrong point. It STILL doesn’t help you. You said she would be hard in court. Surely you must grant she won’t b invited to said conference. So even if we suspend English, and redefine “having a court case” to include “dismissing a case for being moot””
I don’t know how times I have to tell you – that your interpretation is Not a Legal one!
Moot is a judgment, no matter how many times you lie and say it’s not!
That’s why You can’t determine whether a case is Moot, only a Judge.
“I STILL didn’t lie when I told you (over and over) that her case wouldn’t be heard”
On Feb 5 – I wrote:
“That’s called being heard.
If they make a judgment of moot, then they read/heard the case”
Do you know what the slash between words means?
Obviously you don’t, but I’ll tell you for Free.
It means one or the other, Not both!