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@GottaLaff Lawyers like using convoluted sentence structure, double-negatives, a sprinkling of Latin, and then the "heretofores", etc.

They think that making the law a black box which only lawyers can understand somehow elevates us. But as both Willis and Jack Smith are proving, lawyers can write powerful, well-sourced briefs which are also in plain English. No need to impress with fancy words.