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Finally getting the recognition he deserves
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Finally getting the recognition he deserves
I don't have the clip but Sean said that he would help out the farms if he can. Good to put a note towards people willing to help since they are so fewPotentially Criminal (Sean) is covering some of Greer's motions on his stream LIVE now:
God I have missed these kinds of videosThat Sean vid is like what Rackets was before The Coom destroyed him.
Perhaps Russell Greer wants another 90 days because he has pending litigation suingTaylor SwiftI meanAriana Grandeahem I meant aNevada hookeroh right Green Lantern brothel.
Keep it classy Russ.
Suing prostitutes and brothels is the mark of a virtuous man.
I am waiting for him to make a filing with the court to make that trust fund null just got be used to fund his lolsuit
Yes. There's actually a case about it. Law databases were sued for copyright infringement over holding the plaintiff's copyrighted briefs in their archives. Judge in New York dismissed it finding it to be obvious fair use. White v. W. Publ'g Corp., 12 Civ. 1340 (JSR) (S.D.N.Y. Jul. 3, 2014). It is also "clear that the courts of this country recognize a general right to inspect and copy public records and documents,' including judicial records and documents", and while the right is not unlimited, it would also seem to favor your idea. See, Nixon v. Warner Communications, Inc., 435 U.S. 589 (1978)
As is, many different services already compile such works such as Westlaw, Justia, CourtListener, and many more. I certainly don't see why putting it in a book would be any different. If anything, to make the book readable, you probably would be only including excerpts, which would only bolster your claim of fair use.
While he certainly complained about his image being used whilst raising the money, he only asked for time to raise his own funds.
Just log off nigga!
I'm curious, is a reply to a response for a stay allowed? I expect there's some limit otherwise you'd just be sending replies back forever.
Also, if he had spent the time working on the responses/replies he does owe the court he'd be done by now.
How do we sue for reverse defamation because this makes him look too damn good.All this legal analysis is more than I'm qualified to comment on, so I'll just read it and enjoy.
What I am qualified to comment on is that Greer is confirmed to be a filthy light theme user. Do his levels of shame know no limits?
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Aha this guy! Let’s sue for actual damages - $35 trillion Zimbabwe.FR -I can't believe he's seething abt it when I worked extra hard on his to make sure it wasn't overboard or just straight "offensive". What does this dude honestly think he looks like?
"He has tried to sue hookers" made me laugh more than it probably should have.Potentially Criminal (Sean) is covering some of Greer's motions on his stream LIVE now:
He needs to catch Nick's allergy to fat people, and then check his reflection in the mirror once in a while. But other than that he's an alright guy.That Sean vid is like what Rackets was before The Coom destroyed him.
That and the "kill list" were the only cases that could have ended with him incarcerated, from what I remember?I will once again point out Russell's adopted parents paid for his defense attorney in the Erika stalking case but none of his frivolous lolsuits. Therefore, Russell's own parents must not think Kiwifarms an eminent threat, and see this as just another one of Russell's frivolous lolsuits. Russell's parents are on our side.
Alternatively, it's long been theorized that Russell's parents paying for his lawyer (and probably his car and move to Nevada) was the extent of his prodigal son inheritance. "You fucked up bad this time, so we'll pay for your lawyer, and a car to help you fuck off to Nevada with, and that's it, never bother us again!"
In which case, Russell's been cut off for years, hence why he's been getting rejections for payday loans
You are absolutely right.In his thread, we've theorized his broken little mind saw how grown ups made the other kids be nice to him because he was a deformed retard. I think this lawsuit confirms that he's carried this view into adulthood. He thinks judges are the grown-up version of adults who can make everyone play along with his bizarre little fantasies, what the other people think be damned. But that's not how reality works. Hence, these tantrums being thrown in the form of a legal filing.
Pretty much. People (and often lawyers getting paid hundreds of dollars an hour) filing shit that is basically "hamster ate my homework, my dad is gay, bla bla bla gimme 90 days."Is that at all how a stay of proceedings works?
Never mind a search that gets NO results. Not because you misspelled something, because THEY misspelled something.and yet, with the $30 grace amount, the federal system is still light years better than many state and local courts where they'll try and squeeze money out of you for a single page or even, sometimes, a search, which may not be able to even be done online.
If he already missed the deadline, that doesn't help. It would stay further deadlines, though, that he is not yet in breach of.Is that at all how a stay of proceedings works?
Probably, though given that I don't know how British laws work, I would then instead not recommend making such book there without consulting a barrister or whatever.Do you think that he would be retarded enough to try to sue a britbong?
Hardin will write a memoir titled "How I Represented a Man Sued By Russell Greer and Falsely Became Known as Frivolous, Litigious and Crazy",View attachment 5710023
Tldr, "I did not violate court rules, because oopsy woopsie, I have now changed the name of my document"
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As an aside, Local Rule DUCivR 7-1 (C) that he cites has him in violation of part (a), and it does not allow any arguments. He violated it, therefore, in two ways
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If he already missed the deadline, that doesn't help. It would stay further deadlines, though, that he is not yet in breach of.
Probably, though given that I don't know how British laws work, I would then instead not recommend making such book there without consulting a barrister or whatever.
Tldr, "I did not violate court rules, because oopsy woopsie, I have now changed the name of my document"