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Russell Greer: living proof that any man who represents himself has a fool for a client.
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Eh don’t worry about it. I’m probably retarded.I really don't understand your question.
What a racist thing to say.Being retarded isn't a race.
Now watch Russel try to oppose this after the fact. It's not faaaaair that Jersh can have a real lawyer when Russ doesn't have one yet (but he's totally working on getting the DJF back, honest!). It will be even funnier if he complains to the Utah court about Florida granting PHV.Anyway, W for Hardin:
Gee, retard, don't you think you should have brought up that point before the deadline to respond to Hardin's Motion to Change Venue, before the court got sick of you ghosting them yet again, and thusly washed their hands of you?The order is the functional equivalent of a dismissal of the case --- albeit without prejudice --- in that forum. That outcome may be determinative to some plaintiffs, especially some pro se plaintiffs, who may not have the resources to take their cases on the road." Payton v. Saginaw County Jail, Case No. 09-14288, Order Vacating Motion to Change Venue (E.D MI 2010)
That would be genuinely depressing. Eventually I'd run out of other threads on his retardation, and would have nothing new from him to laugh at. I don't think he will, though. Instead, he'll probably publish a new ebook, "Why the Legal System is Prejudiced Against People With Facial Disabilities, and How it Cost Me Justice Against Notorious Copyright Infringer and Serial Harassing Cyberstalker Joshua Moon", or some similarly long-winded title.greer seems so invested in this case, i think if he loses he might actually kill himself over it
It’s honestly kind of exasperating because he’s so perfectly getting everything wrong, like some horrible perversion of a buster keyton show or something....does anyone just find Greer to be tiring?
My opinion is if it's open to the public to show up in person, and is held in open court before a judge, it is almost certainly open to the virtual equivalent of showing up. The main rule is don't record. And don't show up as ShitCock1488.if it's open to the public I am tempted to go to the court in person
I don't like him suing Josh, but he hasn't been this productive in years. I'm enjoying it before he loses and he goes offline to seethe....does anyone just find Greer to be tiring?
Ralph will appreciate the shower.When Null eventually wins and is awarded attorneys fees, he should pay Ethan Ralph to serve the papers on Russ while wearing a Gopro.
Yes and no. In as much as I, IRL, wish the best for people, Russell Greer is frustrating because he refuses to think he could be in the wrong. That being said, there is a small part of me that loves a good shit-show and can be endlessly entertained by them. It's this part of me that comes to KF to get a hit of schadenfreude. It's an addictive drug too...does anyone just find Greer to be tiring?
didn't this happen the same way with fed from American first Baked AlaskaMy opinion is if it's open to the public to show up in person, and is held in open court before a judge, it is almost certainly open to the virtual equivalent of showing up. The main rule is don't record. And don't show up as ShitCock1488.
In the interests of continuity, Greer's proxy needs to be the guy who performed vocals on his America's Got Talent audition video. Greer can loiter in the background and pound away at his keytar to accent any key points.If Russ is smart, he'll use these 8 days to get a lawyer to speak for him. That said, he has had since December 5th (3 months and 21 days) to get them and failed, so I'm not holding onto hope
As much as it might be difficult to hide my laughter when I hear Russ try to speak during this conference, I know I can do it. I would love to hear what is going on live. I eagerly await the results of your inquiries. You will know me by the screen name niggerfaggot.I'm pretty sure status conferences held before a judge in the Northern District of Florida, as opposed to in some conference room or on a conference call between the attorneys, are open to the public. I'll find out.
Needless to say, don't call in with retarded names or try to say shit.
This was what concerned me, I assumed Russell was doing this in a bid to drive up costs for Josh (which probably is his intention, on top of being retarded) but it's good to know the courts don't play that shit.But usually not for shit like missing deadlines or skipping conferences. That adversely affects the other party, who presumably is paying their attorney a handsome sum to do things correctly and is playing by the rules. "Pro se" doesn't mean "can run roughshod over the whole works."
Bankrupting Null was his intention as far back as 2022. (Archive)I assumed Russell was doing this in a bid to drive up costs for Josh (which probably is his intention, on top of being retarded)
"It's TENA. Like the incontinence pad."Ratface misspelled the judge's name. Her name is TENA Campbell, not Tina.
Since his thread has 4200 pages, no. When he's on a roll, his content is top-notch....does anyone just find Greer to be tiring?
He showed off his laptop in the AGT auditions before he sued them, then when he sued Taylor Swift, he told the court how talented and special he was to use it to flatter her with.Perhaps he uses a library or cafe with computers sometimes but I don't think he owns a proper working PC.
Interlocutory appeal time? Is the only possible hail Mary I can think of for him.Greer would have to make a motion in Florida to stay pending the results of a 10th Circuit appeal.
Now, is there a funny here? There is. Greer is forbidden by the 10th Circuit to appeal this order, but he is also forbidden to appeal it in the 11th Circuit. His only recource is to use obscure Florida Supreme Court case law to beg the Florida District Court to reverse Utah's decision citing "extraordinary circumstances"
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Lmao, sucks to suck
- "Also well-established is that an order transferring venue of an action, even if the transfer is to a district in another circuit, is an interlocutory order and unappealable, except by certification under 28 U.S.C. § 1292(b)." - In re Dalton, 733 F.2d 710 (10th Cir. 1984) (the exception is not applicable here for several reasons)
- "We also lack jurisdiction to the extent Harris seeks appellate review of the district court's text order denying her motion to transfer venue. That order is not final because it did not end the litigation on the merits, and it is not immediately appealable under the collateral order doctrine because it is not effectively unreviewable on appeal from a final judgment" - Harris v. Sec'y, U.S. Dep't of Veterans Affairs, No. 23-11628 (11th Cir. Jun. 9, 2023)
- "Accordingly, we conclude that absent extraordinary circumstances, a trial judge's order granting a change of venue may not be reviewed by a successor trial judge in the new venue. Once such an order has been issued, it must be honored in the new venue unless and until a proper appellate court rules otherwise." - State v. Gary, 609 So. 2d 1291 (Fla. 1992)