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

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

When I lived on campus, I had a really shitty experience trying to get mail and packages from the horribly run dorm mail room. So I got a PO Box and found that by using the post office's address I could get UPS and FedEx from places like Amazon. Perhaps it varies by local post office, but I never had issue with them storing my packages for a few days despite having rented the tiniest mailbox.

It’s completely at the discretion of the postmaster of the location - smaller ones won’t give a care (and as mentioned before really rural ones do it as a matter of policy) - but if it’s abused at a bigger one they start refusing.

UPS and FedEx can also throw a fit but again, smaller routes don’t care. Larger routes might push back and complain if it’s affecting their metrics.

 

[AnOminous]

Not necessarily though, a court can give the party they think is going to lose more rope to hang themselves with. Giving people extra time or a little extra leeway they shouldn't have is a common way courts do that. It helps prevent accusations of bias.

It also helps preventing an appeal on some procedural ground that results in the case having to go up to appeals court and come back, something that has already happened with this.

However, it's a bad look to not have those motions ready to go by the time the court does deny the stay. Russ really should have learned after the last time it was denied that filing a motion doesn't automatically mean anything and be working on answering those motions. The #1 rule of lolcows applies though, he hasn't learned anything, because he's too retarded.

There are some motions that toll a deadline just by being filed, but you can bet Ratface will never bother checking which are which because he's too "confused" and "afraid" despite having spent literally years engaged in recreational litigation.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

I can believe he's confused, his suits have never gotten to this stage. It's been a long time since paralegal school, which we all assume he was just passed through to get rid of the little sex pest, and he's never really practiced his trade. He probably really has no idea what to do next. Like an animal who chases their tail and gets confused when they catch it.

But he really should have considered this before filing, and certainly before bragging about being better at law than lawyers.

 

[DrJonesHat]

I can believe he's confused, his suits have never gotten to this stage. It's been a long time since paralegal school, which we all assume he was just passed through to get rid of the little sex pest, and he's never really practiced his trade. He probably really has no idea what to do next. Like an animal who chases their tail and gets confused when they catch it.

I firmly believe that the college let him graduate just to get rid of him. His classmate who used to post here told us the school would warn women about him rather than hold him accountable for his bad behavior. He interned at the Utah AG's office, and had exactly one paralegal job that lasted a short time (I forget how long), and he was let go as he didn't seem to understand how to do his assigned tasks. Yeah, he's in WAY over his head, and I think he's suddenly realized that and is panicking, as he can't see a way out.

 

[SheepishShark]

I firmly believe that the college let him graduate just to get rid of him. His classmate who used to post here told us the school would warn women about him rather than hold him accountable for his bad behavior. He interned at the Utah AG's office, and had exactly one paralegal job that lasted a short time (I forget how long), and he was let go as he didn't seem to understand how to do his assigned tasks. Yeah, he's in WAY over his head, and I think he's suddenly realized that and is panicking, as he can't see a way out.

If I remember correctly, wasn't he let go from his paralegal job for using the a legal portal to creep on women and the Taylor Swift lawsuit?

 

[Debbie Macomber]

If I remember correctly, wasn't he let go from his paralegal job for using the a legal portal to creep on women and the Taylor Swift lawsuit?

In one scene of his book, he claims his bosses threatened to fire him UNLESS he denounced the Taylor Swift suit as a publicity stunt, which he refused to do

Now, he calls the Taylor Swift suit a publicity stunt, years too late to keep the job, and to the detriment of his current case

 

[Apteryx Owenii]

If I remember correctly, wasn't he let go from his paralegal job for using the a legal portal to creep on women and the Taylor Swift lawsuit?

I don't think there was ever anything definitive on that, likely because a law firm is extremely unlikely to make statements about HR decisions that get out in the public. We have to try to interpret Russ's statements in a way that fits with reality.

I can imagine everything from a (reasonable) worry that he would misuse his position to the possibility that he actually did use some kind of company subscription service to try and get information.

 

[SCV]

There's no point pushing a 44.2 when the last time it was granted was 30 years ago. We generally have a negative luck multiplier and we have to roll natural 20s to even be treated like human beings on a good day. The courts are going to wait for some innocent baby-faced cherub company with C-level Jews like Rumble to make the case law for them, if ever.

I mean, it's only $200. Granted, yes, it's a bit more since Null will have to pay Mr. Hardin to write up arguments that he hasn't presented before, but it is $100 cheaper than requesting a cert was.

I would be willing to cover the costs of filing a 44.2 motion if it's only $200 plus another couple hundred for Hardin's time. I'm aware it is an extreme long shot but after coming this far I think it's worth it to truly exhaust all options. I still can't believe they requested comment for the en banc review and then dropped it.

 

[DragoonSierra]

Slobbermutt vs Slobberface

 

[Useful_Mistake]

 

[mindlessobserver]

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Hardin coming in hard. I cannot believe Greer actually told a court he spent 14,000 dollars on whores. Makes a wonderful little reference point though

 

[Botchy Galoop]

I want to have Atty Hardins babies.

EXCERPT:
What’s more, the Plaintiff’s budget appears to have abundant funds which can be reallocated to cover postal costs. In 2018, Mr. Greer told another federal district court that he spent not less than $14,000 annually on prostitutes. Greer v. Herbert, No. 2:16-cv-01067, 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 78323, at *3 n.11 (D. Utah May 8, 201. Mr. Greer also apparently carries $4,000 in cash on his person to houses of prostitution, id. at n. 12, even as he professes to this Court that he cannot pay an estimated $30 on postage for a lawsuit that he initiated. ECF No. 118 at 2. Perhaps because of Mr. Greer’s very personal ideas of what does and does not merit a slice of his ostensibly very limited budget, another U.S. District Court emphasized that it had denied Mr. Greer in forma pauperis status and the special solicitude that comes with such status

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Hardin coming in hard.

I am fond of this one myself

 

[Milton Luther Keynes]

Some classic Russ phrase-mangling, self-pity, and making everything oddly sexual here:

How do you get off on saying I haven't participated...

Is that supposed to be "Where do you get off?", Rustlejimmies? There may be professionally rewarding moments in this case for Mr. Hardin, but I don't think he's enjoying it quite that much.

...when I clearly stated I was confused?

Actually, make that an unlovely mixture of self-pity and a grandiose sense of entitlement: Russ thinks all he has to do is state his bullshit clearly and it shall be so. Unfortunately for him, he's not capable of doing so either in writing or in speech.

I simply want to settle this, sir.

Hehehe: Hardin's got him being obsequious: we all know that if Josh had hired a female lawyer who was taking Russ to the woodshed as comprehensively as Hardin is, he'd take the first opportunity to call her a "girl".

I am not your slave and I am not Joshua Moon’s slave.

Yes you are, bitch. Now put on the gimp mask of proper federal court procedure, and drown in your own drool.

 

[DumbDude43]

What’s more, the Plaintiff’s budget appears to have abundant funds which can be
reallocated to cover postal costs. In 2018, Mr. Greer told another federal district court that he
spent not less than $14,000 annually on prostitutes. Greer v. Herbert, No. 2:16-cv-01067,
2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 78323, at *3 n.11 (D. Utah May 8, 201.

this made me laugh IRL

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Told you.

I wonder what prompted this sudden "compliance"

 

[Thomas Talus]

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Told you.

This would have been a great time for a "spellcheck error" to leave that as "failure to prostitute."

 

[Magnificent Penis]

"Please give me a service address so we can continue this litigation according to the ordinary rules of civil procedure."
"Uh, first tell me what you're going to send me"
How much of this blatantly malicious/retarded shit needs to happen before a motion for sanctions becomes a lock? I hope Hardin is diligently accounting for every penny he's spending on pointless postage because the drooling tard refuses to do what he is required to do.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

Hardin continues to impress. He's clearly fed up with Russ, yet remaining professional.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

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Told you.

I wonder what prompted this sudden "compliance"
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Glad Hardin brought up that the last time Russell got an extension he missed the deadline, declared he considered two deadlines for two different thing to mean he could turn BOTH in late if you add the number of days for one deadline to the other, pinky swore he'd have it done on his new deadline he decided, and then missed that deadline and asked for another 90 days