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Justice with a side of fries: U.S. judge orders opposing counsel to lunch in dispute over extension

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A U.S. District Court judge in Alabama took an unconventional approach to resolving a dispute over a deadline extension, ordering opposing counsel to have lunch together and discuss how to work profes...

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