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Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by vba616 on Monday April 25, 2022 @01:04AM (#31150899)
A judge recently said he was a liar and it was so far beyond dispute that a jury would not be allowed to decide for themselves, as they might be influenced by Musk's ongoing public BSing such as with the TED talk.

So, no, informed people are not "casually" calling him a liar.

Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by AlchemistCamp on Monday April 25, 2022 @01:26AM (#31150971)
> A judge recently said he was a liar

I sincerely doubt that. Judges don’t tend to talk that way, regardless of the case at hand.

Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by Toboe on Monday April 25, 2022 @03:50AM (#31151629)
>> A judge recently said he was a liar

>I sincerely doubt that. Judges don’t tend to talk that way, regardless of the case at hand.

GP is probably refering to this (in which case you are right, judge didn't use words like liar)

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/04/judge-in-musk-tr...

"Judge in Musk trial will tell jury that “Funding secured” tweets were false"

and

"[T]hough 'jury instructions are often an ineffective remedy,' the Court finds that unlikely to be true for the instant case where the jury will be told that the Court has already found that the August 2018 tweets were false and made with the requisite scienter [knowledge of wrongdoing]," Chen wrote.

Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by dwighttk on Monday April 25, 2022 @06:39AM (#31152700)
>false and made with the requisite scienter

Those are words like liar.

Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by skinnymuch on Monday April 25, 2022 @08:33AM (#31153526)
So the judge said he’s a liar. Just without using the exact word lie or liar
Re:Twitter re-examines Elon Musk’s bid, may be more receptiv... by vba616 on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @08:56PM (#31187677)
True, and that is why I didn't write 'A judge recently called him a "liar"'.