<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

This happened today; I am a lawyer in training, I don't want to say in which country, but it's a common law jurisdiction. We have a Supreme Court and generally junior lawyers don't get to prepare documents for the highest court in the land, however it's a really cool boutique litigation firm that does regular submissions to the Supreme Court and I got a chance to work on a motion. Motions are simple documents,  there are precedents for me to follow and I followed them - except on the title - I F'd up and you know what's coming: Instead of writing "Submissions to the Supreme Court of X" I wrote Submissions to the Supreme Cunt..." not on the title page - if I did that i would have seen it but on the second page of the document - the one that the court registrar/judge reads...god I hope the registrar doesn't show that to the judge. I was rushed - the partner was not in the office, I couldn't ask anyone for advice at the time and there was a deadline I had to meet so I printed it out and basically had to run to submit it to court.  Also, I had spell check off for some shitty reason. I barely got it in on time - when I got back to the office I looked over the document I had up on the screen and sure enough, that cunty word was on the screen. (great, reddit underlines it for me but word doesn't!) Haven't told the partner yet....let's see if I have a job tomorrow!
<bot>: I wrote Supreme Cunt on a document submitted to the Supreme Court and it wasn't caught by my spell check.