When the court system isn't playing the game properly and it's no fun anymore he just toddles over to the sandpit and plays his fantasy build-a-brothel games instead. His ego needs an occaisional poke with the stick of harsh reality to get him to generate content.
No, I think he's trying to recruit those ambulance chasers he had the first time around, but I don't see them accepting unless the Supreme Court takes this case. They only worked pro bono last time to pad their resumes and apply for some litigious company with tightly controlled IPs. Remember, he originally thought he could bankrupt Null, right until we rallied around him. He underestimated us, so he's just going to whine that it's not fair Null has people willing to help him and he doesn't.
The judge who originally dismissed the case recused herself after the 10th Circuit ruling. The judge who just ruled is a Magistrate Judge, and cannot dismiss the case, but can recommend a dismissal to the new judge.
What do you mean? We've only been litigating this for 3 years, 6 months, 3 days (2 years, 11 months, 10 days if you're are counting from when Null first responded).
I wonder if you removed all of greer's filings what percent does he make of the total wordcount since he does seem to sperg a lot.
The point is that now it will be a lot more likely for Mr. Hardin to file a motion to sanction and a motion to dismiss for failure to prosecute; and get it all granted. I get the feeling that this is what the court wanted, but didn't want to do it sua sponte.
I think like everyone else the court is just gonna wait and see if the Scotus grants cert. The answer of yes or no is usually fairly prompt by justice system standards. We should know by the end of April. After almost 4 years, what's another 4 weeks between friends.
Is Hardin now waiting for the Supreme Court to accept/deny the writ before filing a motion to sanction?
I am not being briefed on the case by Mr. Hardin, and so, unlike Null, I can't actually say anything definitively. Personally, I think he'll file a motion for sanction before April, but that's just my guess.
This case was started under president Trump, and by goodness it looks like it might END under president Trump.
I think the funniest outcome would be for Russ to lose this case because he couldn't even do the basics of litigation despite getting a massive huge victory that any lawyer would dream of getting that he didn't deserve and managing to get it past the 10th circuit court.
That's been pretty much what's been happening since its moved back to the lower court is Null's lawyer begging Russ to actually get the fuck on with it and Russ ignoring the stalker child court.
On the other hand, shouldn't Null/Hardin wait until the court rules on the motion to compel compliance with the scheduling order (#92 on the docket) before filing another motion that requests (some of) the same relief?
