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

[East_Clintwood]

No, that'd be absurd.

*gestures vaguely at this entire case so far* Let's not be too hasty in ruling in out the absurd.

 

[Pandokeon]

We've reached a point where the absurd has become the probable, haven't we?

 

[Useful_Mistake]

We've reached a point where the absurd has become the probable, haven't we?

I may end up taking the L, but I do not genuinely believe Null wishes to, or will, pay for Russ' lawyer, and I have not seen anything to indicate that.

 

[mindlessobserver]

I may end up taking the L, but I do not genuinely believe Null wishes to, or will, pay for Russ' lawyer, and I have not seen anything to indicate that.

Wouldn't it be a breach of ethics for Russes lawyer to take payment from an opposing party? It may not necessarily be against the rules because it's an issue that has never come up for this reason.

 

[DHugo]

unless I see some caselaw in the contrary.

Don't worry fam, I have it:

This is how it ended:

 

[geckogoy]

No, that'd be absurd.

>thinks something wont happen because its absurd (in the year of our Lord 2024)

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Mandatory arbitration is often damn close to "one side (big side) pays for both sides." I could see it happening in some weird case, and it probably DOES happen in divorce proceedings.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Wouldn't it be a breach of ethics for Russes lawyer to take payment from an opposing party?

I have raised that point earlier as well. I genuinely believe it would be a breach of ethics for the lawyer to accept such payments, regardless of whether or not Utah R. Prof. Cond. 1.7 and 1.8 waiver applies or not (I think as written it shouldn't, but it could), and I sincerely believe it would be a breach of Mr. Hardin's ethics to cosign on such a plan.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

I think it would be simple enough to agree to give Russ the money for Russ to retain an attorney with, the only issue is how conditional it could be. As in: could you actually give Russ money to only be used for retaining an attorney and only that, and hold him to it?

Either way, Judge Jared C. Bennet would be even more done with Russ if Null fronted the money for him to get an attorney and instead of a real lawyer getting anything done, Russ just files a month later whining that he needs more time and more money because the first amount only paid for one hooker!

 

[DumbDude43]

you are all fucking retarded if you think these convoluted and absurd schemes of null paying russ' lawyer in some insane plot of 4D chess make any sense

let the tard remain pro se forever, have hardin answer whatever retard motions he throws out, until the utah court inevitably grows tired of russells endless stream of bullshit and dismisses the case for good

 

[FrancineCansMcGee]

people are guessing at what Null is going to do instead of his lawyer’s plan. It’s entirely conceivable that whatever he comes up with is retarded nonsense.

 

[HodgePodgeRogerDodger]

I’m waiting until more states start throwing this to other states until it finally gets moved to the Philippines because technically Greer was first talked about there.

I feel like this is going to get beyond retarded and is gonna finish with Greer getting some motion his way that ultimately pisses @Null off more than him being wrong about the cheese thread and then he trips, breaks his neck, and dies on his way to fuck a whore.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

I feel like this is going to get beyond retarded and is gonna finish with Greer getting some motion his way that ultimately pisses @Null off more than him being wrong about the cheese thread and then he trips, breaks his neck, and dies on his way to fuck a whore.

wait who dies here, Null or Greer? You pronouned too much!

 

[Pedophobe]

Thia means that, since the court responded in docket #129, the court noticed the poll and everyone loses.

Seems appropriate really.

 

[HodgePodgeRogerDodger]

wait who dies here, Null or Greer? You pronouned too much!

You can use context clues to decipher my meaning. Hint: he’s a mush mouthed retard who loves former Eastern Block whores.

It’s Greer, the Eastern block whore is the judge during the appeal

 

[Magnificent Penis]

There was the guy writing several pages worth of Chrischan erotic fanfic at the Flutter thread, now there's this autistic discussion about Null voluntarily paying for his opponent's lawyer using the crowdfunded money... it seems that people grow retarded out of pure boredom when a thread goes too long with nothing happening.

 

[HarblMcDavid]

I mean a lot of things keep happening, it's just that none of them advance the case in any way, and most of them fly in the face of the rules as written...so I think it's less a matter of nothing happening and more a matter of "fuck it, the dartboard has proved useless so let's toss darts at the ceiling vents, maybe something will stick there?"

 

[Belgians in the Congo]

let's toss darts at the ceiling vents, maybe something will stick there?"

Be careful!!! You might hit one of the cats.

 

[WelperHelper99]

There was the guy writing several pages worth of Chrischan erotic fanfic at the Flutter thread, now there's this autistic discussion about Null voluntarily paying for his opponent's lawyer using the crowdfunded money... it seems that people grow retarded out of pure boredom when a thread goes too long with nothing happening.

I mean its a four year long car crash- i mean court case that has only ended with a butchering of copyright law, which really hasn't solved the issue of why the case was started in the first place. People get antsy.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

The point wouldn't be for the judge to actually grant it, it would be the rhetorical point of showing how much Greer has cost Null with his endless pro se bullshit and how badly this needs to end already