Four pieces this month, written by people who sit in the rooms they write about. New issue on the first Thursday.
Three studies, one courtroom, and the gap between what people saw and what they later said they saw.
How an unrecorded remark in a hearing room travelled through four appeals and changed a verdict.
Two hundred pages, ninety minutes. A former clerk walks through the order she reads them in.
The standard is older than the profession that uses it, and it has quietly moved twice since.