| Ed Murphy on Wed, 16 Jun 2010 20:17:11 -0700 (MST) |
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| Re: [s-d] [s-b] The Nature of CFIs |
Marr965 wrote:
>> Here's what you wrote:
>>> Pursuant to CFI 112, I submit a CFI:
>>> {{
>>> Statement to be considered:
>>> {{
>>> The answer given by the first judge is now invalid.
>>> }}
>> How could this statement reasonably be interpreted in any way
>> other than "The answer [i.e. judgement] given by the first judge
>> [of CFI 112] is now invalid."?
>
> Very easily. You clearly didn't read the entirety of the CFI. I stated in the "Background" section that this was a general case, rather than pertaining explicitly to CFI 112.
*looks again* Oh, okay, so IIUC you meant it to be interpreted
as "[In the hypothetical situation described in the accompanying
background section,] the answer given by the first judge [would be]
now invalid". Which makes sense /now/, but at the time, you seemed
to be claiming that that situation actually applied to CFI 112.
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