we re moving out of a world where people thought that the difficulty of proving reckless or deliberate falsehood and meeting the high standard of a new york times sullivan would make these lawsuits impossible to win, but we have a summary judgment ruling by a very serious court, a ruling rejecting a number of defenses as illegitimate under the relevant governing law, and we have a clear sense of what kind of evidence could be introduced. if i were davida and justin and if i were my former student stephen shackelford i wouldn t throw away the notes with the opening argument just yet. the cases not over there s plenty more. yeah. sounds from davida, like they re going to hold on to the notes and they re ready to go. i will point out what we said before, attorney for smartmatic yesterday saying, quote, dominion s litigation exposed some of the misconduct and damage caused by fox s
jurisdiction to another. i don t think that s going anywhere yeah, he could go to the moon everyone knows who donald trump is, thanks to donald trump they know who he is. there is no way to get a jury that doesn t know anything let me go to another thing, to move off this for a moment with you, joyce dominion, because there s also some movement in that. that s another case of seeming impunity may be falling away they had fox had moved for summary judgment, trying to throw this case out. the associated press is now reporting that the judge has said this case will go to trial. this is what the a.p. reports. the evidence developed in this civil proceeding for the judge demonstrates that it is crystal clear that none of the statements relating to dominion about the 2020 election are true that is what the judge wrote in this case, in their summary judgment ruling. this case is going to trial. your thoughts on that, joyce joy, you and i had discussed this when these motions were being
Camp v. Home Depot questions the continued viability of time rounding policies in California. Time rounding policies are lawful in California if the policy is fair and is used in a way that compensates the employees properly for all the time they have actually worked.
Rounding is the practice of capturing time entries on a time clock and converting them to the closest five, ten, or fifteen minute equivalent. For example, both entries at 8:58 and 9:04.