Good news, we’ve purchased the full transcript of the Sunday Ticket trial.
Bad news, we’ve purchased the full transcript of the Sunday Ticket trial.
It wasn’t cheap. (At least it’s a write off.) But given the subpar coverage of the trial, I decided to get the full document.
I’m not sure what to do with it. The trial consumed 14 days of court time, from June 5 through June 27. My current thinking is to read it one day at time, writing one or more items based on whatever happened in court each day.
It’s basically what I would have done if I’d covered the trial in person, but I wouldn’t have had the transcript each day. And I would have had to spend 22 days in L.A. Which, with all due respect to our friends in L.A., I had no desire to do.
I’m not sure how much of a desire I have to read the full transcript. But someone has to do it. If nothing else, I’ll appreciate even more the fact that it’s been 15 years since I put the days of reading testimony transcripts behind me for good.
Well, not for good. Apparently.
