Is this statement missing a “no” between “there will be” and “cell phones?”: “As for phones in court, Bender said “there will be cell phones in the courtroom – that’s been the rule in South Carolina for more than twenty years – and you won’t be able to use electronic devices certainly to file from the courtroom during the court proceedings to prevent distraction.””
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Is this statement missing a “no” between “there will be” and “cell phones?”: “As for phones in court, Bender said “there will be cell phones in the courtroom – that’s been the rule in South Carolina for more than twenty years – and you won’t be able to use electronic devices certainly to file from the courtroom during the court proceedings to prevent distraction.””
The “no” is there.