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Prejudgment Attachment


In the law, “prejudgment attachment” is a procedure  where one can obtain an attachment prior to a judgment.


This is the one legal term that does not have a corresponding Jurisight application as there is no attachment, or clinging, without a judgment.  Hopes and desires are judgments the mind makes about what it wants.  Mental clinging and attachment follows from these judgment.


If the motion to recuse is granted, and there is no judgment, then there is no attachment.


This paradox suggests the Legal Koan: 


Name One Prejudgment Attachment





 







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“Scott Rogers has the answer to finding harmony in the practice of law.  Introducing concepts of mindfulness in my legal career was my answer to feeling fulfilled, balanced and rewarded.  Scott has helped me integrate different techniques into my workday - a benefit that has been felt in my personal life as well.”

-- Lori Tashman, Esq.
      Government Attorney


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-- Melvin Rubin, Esq.
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-- Ana-Maria Deschapelle, Esq.
    Trial Attorney


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     Law Clerk


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