words
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Sometimes it’s “nor” but quite a lot of the time it’s just “or”
Not unlike with the use of “whom” (when sometimes they should just have used “who”) – a topic that I write about in the book – the judicial tendency towards longer, and/or more fancier-sounding, words can lead a judge on occasion to write “nor” when what they really should have written was “or”. Sometimes I… Continue reading
