I am on this team, I think this is the beginning of the end. I think the failure to dump the case has the judge on the lets just get this over with mindset. When you send something to Florida you don't want or expect it to come back. My gut is telling me total kiwi victory is approaching.
Too verbose, three words will do: "Enjoy prison, stalker."
I get where you're coming from but Hardin seems like he's with us for the long haul. Taking KF on as a client early on at least suggests he holds everyone's right to a defense as a virtue and what's more is he saw our autistic willingness to throw thousands of $ to our legal battles.
Yeah, but they aren't super difficult motions either. It's doable. Not for Russ, mind you, but its doable.
Yeah, but nobody likes a downer.i didn't even say i'd think it'd be funny
No, the magistrate judge is facetious retard.
Fines, jail time until compliance, dismissal; things like that.
Mr. Hardin is paid to file and write motions, and with all due respect to him (and very much is due), he is not paid to like the thread. Nobody's doing here anything to sabotage the case.
He hasn't had any sanctions, the court's just been letting him get away with not responding. Now we have to wait and see whether he misses this deadline, or whether the court lets him get away with it.
Am I the only one who wants the court to say, you know what, you wanted it transferred back Greer, this one is going to be in person.
That'd be an awful lot of bullshit to deal with for two parties who are literally just supposed to be hashing out the schedule for exchanging their discovery requests. We're still in the very beginning stage of this stupid lawsuit...
What do you mean the beginning stage? It's been years, surely it's almost time for trial.... right.... right?
That's the million dollar question, isn't it?
"lol" -said the Judge, "lmao even"
Because this is how vexatious litigants have been handled since times antedeluvian. There are lunatics out there who have literally filed THOUSANDS of absolutely bullshit cases and continue to do so. Greer isn't even a blip.
I accept this explanation, in the vein that if enough retards throw enough curveballs they will eventually hit something hard enough and cause catastrophic damage. Do these pro se vexatious litigants usually break the entire system or expose what strike me as fatal flaws in the system like Greer's case has though (Worded so as to relieve Greer of some of the blame, as to me this seems like a battle of ideologies between personalities and personal belief systems in the court system, none of Greer's arguments provoke the thought that the system is broken and we should dismantle the whole thing and recreate the argument for him that he wins and we strike down the man saying things we don't want to hear, because all of his arguments are just 'You must feel sorry for me' repeated ad nauseum), what I guess I am asking is it normal that the supposedly indifferent judiciary system starts making the arguments for the plaintiff and literally putting their fingers on the scales?
Reminder: Russell has been dodging planning for discovery since December 2020.
Yes, for pro-se parties, they are given a lot of leeway. While a Judge isn't supposed to be an advocate for an unrepresented party, Judges will tend to read between the lines of a filing in order to have the most generous interpretation of a shitty brief, so they can try to reach a conclusion on the merits instead of terminating the case due to procedural issues.
You can't really count the time when the case was in appeal though, since the case was essentially dead for that entire period of time.
