Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

When will the Judge issue a ruling regarding the Motion to Dismiss?

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Harman looks damn dapper in that suit. He is not fat and the alternate reality woman version of me would have post-marital sex with him

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Maybe Harman can make a Christmas miracle happen and do whatever AG law magic is needed to actually get Greer some prison time for once.
 
Cope v. Seethe. Cope v. Dilate. Cope v. SNEED!
Joshes lawyers better get the word "Sneed" written into precedent that lawyers will be forced to cite because of this bullshit.

As in the case of Greer v. Moon, the court held that the simple application of the term "Sneed" to refer to derogatory comments about a referenced work was transformative in nature....
 
Yeah he was going to offer that job to Ethan Ralph which would be such a hilarious choice. It would be the only time in my life I would root for Ralph.
just imagine ralph showing up demanding you give him the money or else he is gonna start taking your stuff. i feel like it would be like those tv shows about tow truck drivers and repo companies in the middle of some nowhere town. just with more rage pig moments
 
They're kind of getting along now too. Handing Ralph the authority to go and take a bunch of shit out of someone's house would be hilarious. Imagine Ralph with any modicum of actual power, lol.
The best part is Ralph could probably squeeze this in during a Vegas trip. I hope Null wins hard enough this time to get lawyers fees and Greer is petty enough that gunt gets to show up at his door to repo his stuff.

While Ralph will probably lose a 1 on 1 fight with Greer, he certainly excels at illiciting the assistance of law enforcement (which should be in attendance to ensure the peaceful transition of possessions.)
 
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I mean, they did lay out their reasons. I have no reason to disbelieve it, though I am unsure how helpful extra four days would be.

out of curiosity, i looked up their motion for extra time on pacer. not gonna lie, “we were busy with other stuff” (that we might feel is of more import than this case) is kinda how it reads to me. also, is it normal to bold and underline exactly how “unopposed” a motion is by the other party? both in the title and text of the document?
 
i looked up their motion for extra time on pacer
You could have saved yourself those cents and just clicked on the doc I attached in response to Null.
is it normal to bold and underline exactly how “unopposed” a motion is by the other party?
Well, you don't want the court to miss that part. In all their other motions for extension they did the same or similar.
“we were busy with other stuff” (that we might feel is of more import than this case) is kinda how it reads to me
"We're busy and there's time sensitive thing tomorrow" is not really unreasonable (for the district level at the very least). Personally, I think (especially given all their prior extensions) that this shouldn't fly on the appellate level, but there's not exactly any problems for Null and the Court, so who cares.
 
in your opinion, why do you think they have requested more time? just because this is what they do, or something else?
I think the real question is how many more extensions they're going to need, and what excuses they'll come up with for those. Maybe one of them is going to come down with a bad case of the chicken pox.
You could have saved yourself those cents and just clicked on the doc I attached in response to Null.
I went to PACER anyway because the CourtListener archive didn't have the updated docket or document yet (it should now). I never have more than $30 in PACER fees in one quarter, so it's all waived and I've never had to pay for it.
 
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