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It's sealed, but shouldn't be sealed to Russthere is a denial of the application on record, so there is an application on record.
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It's sealed, but shouldn't be sealed to Russthere is a denial of the application on record, so there is an application on record.
Well... yeah. Those people are hired to protest. They're not going to spend time trying to convince the DNC to not hire them.This is how we had 75% of the country claiming that Florida had a "Don't Say Gay" law -- because nobody could be fucking bothered to actually read the text of the bill. Always time to be outraged and organize protests, never time to just pull up the legislature and read what the law really says.
I think the IFP one would be more interesting
Yes, it jumped out at the time. Could be just to make it sound more official or real to a boomer judge. He doesn’t currently have a screen he could photographBig thanks to everyone who posted summaries and impressions, such a deluge of milk is a nice thing to come home to after a long day at work.
Did he really say photographs?Not even screenshots; now I'm imagining a grainy film photo of null typing at his computer, caught red handed in the act of posting.
i am now suspicious that there is something on the TRO application he doesn’t want the court to see.My personal favourite was Greer pulling out the classic "I don't know how to access my filings, ya honor" retard card.
I would not be surprised if there is fabricated horseshit to puff it up.i am now suspicious that there is something on the TRO application he doesn’t want the court to see.
Multi-option poll: "Which of the new court orders will Greer comply with on time?" with a "none of them" option of course.I think the IFP one would be more interesting
Even when you have an IFP/pro se plaintiff and a pro se defendant, the plaintiff still has the burden of proof, and judges are frankly more likely to be accommodating to pro se defendants than they are to pro se plaintiffs, especially if those defendants aren't obviously acting in bad faith.One could pick a random name in the phone book, file IFP, and bankrupt an innocent person since a lawyer to have it thrown out costs more than they are worth and filing themselves in their defense would fail since courts are 90% technicalities of filing. Miss a single one and its over, themalicious retard owns you with all the strength and violence of the courts and police.
People laugh and it is funny to a point, but I've gotten kind of disgusted over this case and what it represents as time goes on.
He already ignored one motion to compel, so there might be. Maybe it's full of blatant lies.there is a denial of the application on record, so there is an application on record.
edit: unless russell won’t supply the sealed application (thanks for the correction, @Useful_Mistake !) there is something on the application russell doesn’t want to be seen?
Very true, Our society gives retards too much leeway. i used to think there was a silver lining to pro se representation "i could be in that position!," but there pro bono groups that'll handle legit cases. Russ even had pro bono representation at one point. it took years for the courts to understand Russ filed this lawsuit for reasons other than copyright infringement. and even with sanctions and russ being able to pay, i know plenty of retards who managed to duck garnishments. their lives are miserable but their victims aren't ever going to be made whole.Miss a single one and its over, themalicious retard owns you with all the strength and violence of the courts and police.
russell only complies with anything he believes is in his favor. it would be easy as fuck to obtain his restraining order application, all of the reasons for its denial lead to it being a particular wealth of russell’s crazy. if you look at the utah requirements for a TRO, his request met exactly zero of them. i expect that his application was yet another livejournal entry of his plights.He already ignored one motion to compel, so there might be. Maybe it's full of blatant lies.
Though I wonder what could possibly be in there to reflect more poorly on his character than all the things the court is already aware of.
Then again, maybe it's just Russell being a petulant, stubborn child and simply refusing to do what Hardin wants him to do, court orders be damned.
This was an award of attorney's fees. The Defendant in this case can apply to the sanctioning court/Judge for further relief if the deadline to pay has passed and no payment agreement has been reached with the retard.What are the potential outcomes of not having paid the sanction? Sanctioning the non-payment of sanction, or something more severe?
Don't you did fine & excellent job.Just as an aside, I want to apologise for heavy handed moderation
The court now has the option of dismissing on at least three valid grounds, or could wait for the briefing on the motion to dismiss (itself raising multiple grounds) in order to dismiss it on any or all of them. This would make it virtually unappealable since Russ would then have to win on every single one on appeal.To add to this he's looking at 2 more Sanctions motions that Bennet is deciding. Bennett may take a broad view regarding the Steve Taylor one and quite possibly have Hardin submit his costs for everything since the transfer back from Florida.
Magistrate judge Bennet and one of his clerks reviewing the events of this afternoon's hearing:He’s probably also taking a moment to process the fuckery he just stumbled into lol.
there is a denial of the application on record, so there is an application on record.
Russell (who is "homeless" and broke) has to pay a filing fee (which he has not had to do before) within 30 days or the case is dismissed. The judge acknowledged Russell's lying bullshit and is also interested in Hardin's push for sanctions, though that will come later.can someone explain this in english