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Who gives a fuck? Hardin is offering a zealous defense, which he is obligated by law to provide.

These will no doubt be issues that Hardin intends to raise in the up-coming hearing, which means he has to put them on the record. He can't just...

I think he probably has to deal with #213 at some point, since it's nominally about "being of a mind to infringe" which is one of those magic 10th...

I think 261 was a bad move (even if necessary to not mislead the court), but 262 was golden. He has to get that on the record before the meeting...

I think this is exactly why Hardin is bringing it up in addition to the requisite reminder that the defense remains more than eager to move this...

If you don't file it, you can't bring it up at the hearing. And if you don't bring something up and you lose, you have permanently waived it...