On the recordMay 23, 2016
If you have a result in a trial court and it is done quickly but then you have to wait years, perhaps decades, for justice on an appeal, the speed of the result in the trial court is irrelevant.
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congress.govIf you have a result in a trial court and it is done quickly but then you have to wait years, perhaps decades, for justice on an appeal, the speed of the result in the trial court is irrelevant.
Blumenthal emphasizes the need for timely justice in the appeals process.
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