October is here. Trial is in October(!).
Here's what to expect over the coming weeks and months.
Update: Trial is no longer in October, because apparently putting it in an image format on the internet caused the entire litigation to get stayed.
Just kidding, but here’s where we stand.
But now, back to the original post for you historians: ⤵️
Let’s look at what the schedule will be between now and whenever the Twitter v. Musk matter comes to a resolution. Because both the Court and the parties have discretion about various procedural postures and decisions to be made, it’s impossible to know all of the future details with precision. However, it is possible to outline some of the likely contours.
Trial is scheduled for five days, during the week of October 17th through 21st — Monday through Friday. KSJM’s trials generally begin at 9:15 a.m. each morning, and are held in Wilmington at the Leonard L. Williams Justice Center at 500 North King Street. There will be an audio feed for trial, most likely it will be similar to the ones that have been available for hearings in this matter, provided through Courtscribes.
So, what will happen in the two weeks before trial, and in the weeks and months thereafter? Here are the details.
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