Having a sense of humor isn’t a prerequisite for service on the federal bench.
With that submitted into evidence, I don’t know whether U.S. District Court Judge Miranda Du intended to infuse a little humor into her weighty, 62-page pretrial order in the increasingly strange civil case of the California high roller who claims he was slipped a ketamine mickey while gambling at the MGM Grand Hotel in December 2021. But it sure made me smile.
After more than four years in court, the head-butting rugby scrum of attorneys representing plaintiff Dwight Manley and defendant MGM Resorts International and its Strip namesake casino has finally found something they can agree on.
