[6] On his motion, the Plaintiff relies on publicly available materials including those which would be characterized as “legislative facts”. Plaintiff’s counsel was candid that the position he advances is also the position of “the plaintiff bar”; namely, that unless civil juries are told about the legislated deductible (of approximately $37,000) under the Insurance Act, they will not know that any award of general damages, in an amount less than that, will result in no collectible judgment for a plaintiff.
[7] The motion is dismissed. This Court has no jurisdiction to entertain the motion as framed.