Will Baude

I think you should invite all your students to join, but failing that, the opinions are short.

I think we can do it.

Well, as many of you have pointed out online, the booklet printing is really like swamps the filing fee, right?

Isn't Martinization also like a dry cleaning thing?

They're like dry cleaners.

They're like, we Martinize.

Isn't that a...

No, but just as a brief, just as Jackson suggests in this opinion we're about to talk about, that actually Martin was not the first.

He just submitted a name, McDonald, in like 89.

For extraordinary risks.

And then to syndrome.

And then Martin doesn't do it to superstitions.

So it's sort of a coincidence that this is Martinization rather than McDonaldization or syndromeization.

But,

But I take the white.

She says, this is probably a mistake, and it's going too far.

At least applying it to incarcerated prisoners goes too far, because they've got all sorts of problems.

And in lots of ways, we try to make sure that people who are in prison have access to the legal system.

And the administrative burden involved in reviewing repeated, even frivolous petitions filed by prisoners is minimal.

It's hard for them to flood the system because it's hard for them to file things at all.