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Interesting (new to me) thing about US law. I suppose it makes sense in a system where many judges are elected but where prosecutors are expected to be professionals. In the UK, where judges are professionals, there's a legal fiction in court that the judge knows all the law. /

A barrister arguing with the judge doesn't say "you're wrong", they have to say "may I remind you that in <such-and-such> a case it was ruled that" or some similar language.

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