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The court will often recognize behavior or history if it's obvious to me.
The court typically works with what is properly evidenced and relevant to the decision it is making. If something hasn't been presented in the right way, at the right stage, it may not be considered — regardless of how clear it feels outside the courtroom.
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The Gap?
"I thought the court would see what they've done"
Court Reality
The court typically works with what is properly evidenced and relevant to the decision it is making.
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