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

[Your Starter for 10]

Yeah Hardin is just using Josh to have something interesting to break up the monotony of submitting FOIA requests.

And also by training in lawfare against retards he makes it harder to catch him off guard in a normal legal fight. Like when Frank Dux used to spar against chimpanzees or women driving small Volkswagons.

Frankly, he should be paying Josh (although I guess jannying this thread for free is a kind of payment.)

 

[AnOminous]

I get the impression Null is Hardin's weird side hobby, not a cash cow.

Defending Null in the face of the shitstorm that results sends a strong message that he has a high tolerance threshold for bullshit.

 

[mindlessobserver]

An often overlooked part of Hardins resume is that he was a commonwealths attorney, which is Virginia for "state prosecutor". That's a pretty prestigious position in its own right for a lawyer to have done.

But what if I told you he was the State Prosecutor for Greene county. Yes, THAT Greene county. Where Chris-chan is from.

 

[PyrrhicRustle]

An often overlooked part of Hardins resume is that he was a commonwealths attorney, which is Virginia for "state prosecutor". That's a pretty prestigious position in its own right for a lawyer to have done.

But what if I told you he was the State Prosecutor for Greene county. Yes, THAT Greene county. Where Chris-chan is from.

It’s been mentioned

 

[Napoleon III]

But what if I told you he was the State Prosecutor for Greene county. Yes, THAT Greene county. Where Chris-chan is from.

There is a Chinese expression about using Barbarians to fight barbarians.

NGL this makes sense as to why Hardin is good at lolsuits.

 

[.iota.]

I get the impression Null is Hardin's weird side hobby, not a cash cow.

i sincerely hope that the book that mr. hardin ineviably publishes about his experiences as null's attorney is written with the same wry humor and ascorbic wit as his filings. who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

i sincerely hope that the book that mr. hardin ineviably publishes about his experiences as null's attorney is written with the same wry humor and ascorbic wit as his filings. who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

Mad at the Internet: Defending the World's Most Controversial Website

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

I've always thought some variation of Hardin Wouldn't Run would work well.

 

[PyrrhicRustle]

Mad at the Internet: Defending the World's Most Controversial Website

Maybe “the World's Most Controversial (Legal) Website”

 

[Your Starter for 10]

And Justice for Lol

The Pelican Sneed

Mr. Moon Goes to Washington

or

Hardin Fast: How I Bilked Millions from Insane Internet Autists and Got Away with It.

 

[Third World Aristocrat]

i sincerely hope that the book that mr. hardin ineviably publishes about his experiences as null's attorney is written with the same wry humor and ascorbic wit as his filings. who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

Kafka's book already has a good name.
And is quite a comparison to Null’s plight.

 

[mindlessobserver]

i sincerely hope that the book that mr. hardin ineviably publishes about his experiences as null's attorney is written with the same wry humor and ascorbic wit as his filings. who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

The title writes itself.

Mad At the Internet. A lawyers recollection of defending America's first serial defendant.

 

[Bill Evans 45]

Man of Honor - Legal Vexations

Blood Red Moon - The Last Stand for Freedom

Mandela Moon - My Time with the Most Feared Man in Serbia

Legal Lore - One Man, One Keyboard, One hell of a ride

 

[IdiotPlusPlus]

Man of Honor - Legal Vexations

Blood Red Moon - The Last Stand for Freedom

Mandela Moon - My Time with the Most Feared Man in Serbia

Legal Lore - One Man, One Keyboard, One hell of a ride

If I knew how I'd tag Null and ask if there can be an Art Competition for covers and titles for MATI
xD

 

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

i sincerely hope that the book that mr. hardin ineviably publishes about his experiences as null's attorney is written with the same wry humor and ascorbic wit as his filings. who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

I prefer ascerbic with. Ascorbic tends to dissolve with acid.

Mad at the Internet: Defending the World's Most Controversial Website

I thought of: 'I Know Why the Kiwi Cries: Tales of Defending the Captial "I" Internet'

 

[Botchy Galoop]

The Cow Jumped Over the Moon:
Litigating Free Speech and Other Fairy Tales

 

[sallowhal]

circuit splits and paralyzed lips: a retrospective

 

[Kosher Salt]

who has suggestions for the title of such a tome?

Well-Oiled and Ready to Last for the Long-Run

 

[Morch Ponkey]

Whoremonger vs. Autism: The Cursed Medallion and other thrilling legal tales

 

[.iota.]

I prefer ascerbic with. Ascorbic tends to dissolve with acid.

agreed. sigh ... so few words, so many spelling errors (i misspelled inevitably, too).

thread tax: in forma pauperis, pro se, and other latin excuses to be vexatious