Steve Quest (p/k/a Montagraph) vs. Nicholas Robert Rekieta & Rekieta Law, LLC (2023)

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Still no motion for sanctions from Rekieta's side, so it looks like this will be in a holding pattern until the motion hearing on the 10th. If the judge addressed the residency shitshow at all in the February 28th hearing, it doesn't seem like what happened has leaked out from either side yet. I'm not aware of any developments anyway.
 
Still no motion for sanctions from Rekieta's side, so it looks like this will be in a holding pattern until the motion hearing on the 10th. If the judge addressed the residency shitshow at all in the February 28th hearing, it doesn't seem like what happened has leaked out from either side yet. I'm not aware of any developments anyway.
From the second Rekieta started whining about how easy this was to beat I knew it would turn into a tarbaby of retardation. Firstly because he is an incompetent lawyer who can't understand or read situations let alone legal cases properly and secondly because he in theory was in the position of power meaning every moment the enemy isn't wiped out and defeated is technically a victory for that opponent - dragging it out, making it cost money, giving Rekieta plenty chances to embarrass himself. Good content.
 
From the second Rekieta started whining about how easy this was to beat I knew it would turn into a tarbaby of retardation. Firstly because he is an incompetent lawyer who can't understand or read situations let alone legal cases
I don’t know what’s funnier: That he hired someone as prominent as Randazza for this or the fact Randazza will happily (consensually) rape him on fees. MR really is a master troll in so many ways.
 
I don’t know what’s funnier: That he hired someone as prominent as Randazza for this or the fact Randazza will happily (consensually) rape him on fees. MR really is a master troll in so many ways.
And to think that once upon a time he saw kiwi farms as some solid lawbros.
 
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And to think that once upon a time he saw kiwi farms as some solid lawbros.
He’s just mad most of us aren’t retarded enough to buy his expert persona or cheerlead everything he does. Many such cases!
 
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Nick is softly crying somewhere in a corner.
 
There’s been new fillings from Nick’s 75,000$ legal team.

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There’s been new fillings from Nick’s 75,000$ legal team.

My impression is that its a bloated filing around a rather straightforward and standard argument. The argument being that Monty is a public figure and Nick didn't act with malice. Its stuffed full of side-issues and things that don't matter much, but that is the core argument.

I think that all the stuff about SLAPP and colorado law actually weakens the core argument. They would have been better off in the first attempt at dismissal to make an argument around Minnesota law. There is yet more stuff about Monty but it doesn't add anything to what they have said and produced in the earlier filings. Less is usually more in these things. It doesn't really take much to show what Monty is and what Monty does.

There is also alot of boilerplate first amendment stuff in there. But it doesn't seem to have had much effort put into it or crafted much to the particular circumstances of this case. I was expecting a far better and more complete argument as to how calling someone a pedo is not necessarily defamation.

The weakest parts of the argument are the claims that Nick uncontrovertably had no malice in the statement and that he was addressing a matter of public concern. I think the process would have to go further to make a determination on malice. Claiming that Nick directly calling him a pedo was Nick discussing issues isn't a strong argument either.

The document is also just too busy. It would have been better to stepwise proceed with first getting an acceptance of colorado anti-SLAPP rather than doing a combined motion that tries to argue both for Colorado Law and for a summary judgement based on Monty being a public figure.
 
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