Well, having inherited a bench which had a 2,000 case backlog, the only way you can deal with a backlog is build a fire under both parties and make them come in for resolution.
John Rice Carter: “Well, having inherited a bench which had a 2,000 case backlog, the only way you can deal with a backlog is build a fire…”
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Carter addresses the need for urgency in resolving a significant case backlog.
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