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

[DavidS877]

The opposing lawyer can challenge the IFP status and call for an accounting, but they should have some evidence to support going down that path.

Like a docket entry in a previous case saying "Yes, I can afford it."

 

[Debbie Macomber]

Based on the Stebbins cases and others, no, this doesn’t stop him from requesting IFP status in the future.

Like a docket entry in a previous case saying "Yes, I can afford it."

I hope everyone Russ sues in future gets a helpful email from Hardin informing them his IFP status was revoked

 

[Jew-ish]

I hope everyone Russ sues in future gets a helpful email from Hardin informing them his IFP status was revoked

I imagine as soon as this case is over, theyre going to start the process of labeling Greer a vexatious litigant

 

[Pee Cola]

Like a docket entry in a previous case saying "Yes, I can afford it."

Can evidence of IFP revocation on a previous case be taken into consideration the next time Russhole files a lolsuit on an IFP basis?

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Can evidence of IFP revocation on a previous case be taken into consideration the next time Russhole files a lolsuit on an IFP basis?

If a party raises it as an issue, sure.

 

[HackerX]

I would expect a late payment in conjunction with a motion to excuse his lateness

Those of us in da business call this "excusable neglect".

He won't pay because he will claim that filing a motion to "undo the things that he said directly to the Judge in the hearing constitute Excusable Neglect and he should not have to pay," will stay the order to pay.

He will then file another emergency motion after the deadline has past claiming yet more Excusable Neglect.

This man must be in da business.

Losing his IFP status is some high-quality retardation on its own, but the whole "phone storage" cope is baffling. Google Drive is free, a subscription for expanded storage is dirt cheap ($3/mo for 200GB), and these legal documents are relatively tiny in the context of digital storage. Even if something had to give... why would it be the sensitive legal documents? Surely whatever else he's saving to his cell phone (whatever the fuck it might be; who fills an entire phone's storage??) isn't as important as legal documents.

Oh, I assume Russ was either too lazy or malicious and drummed up a plausible excuse.

You'd imagine it'd be smarter to frame it as anything other than "phone storage" though. I'd completely believe it's true, considering it's Russell Greer, but it's all such a ridiculous concept. He basically highlighted that his own court records are so meaningless to him, that he doesn't bother doing anything with them outside of his phone.

 

[Sweeter and Savoury]

ok I am a legal retard so I have a question

if Russtard fails to pay the filing fees is the case dismissed with or without prejudice?

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

ok I am a legal retard so I have a question

if Russtard fails to pay the filing fees is the case dismissed with or without prejudice?

i believe it doesn't really matter, as the statute of limitations and penumbras has passed gas.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

ok I am a legal retard so I have a question

if Russtard fails to pay the filing fees is the case dismissed with or without prejudice?

Is this a running joke?

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Is this a running joke?

<chatgpt generated "greer and prejudice" cover pastiche of Pride and Prejudice>

 

[DavidS877]

<chatgpt generated "greer and prejudice" cover pastiche of Pride and Prejudice>

I was just thinking we could probably feed this thread into an LLM and make a Useful_Mistake_Bot that would probably snap and nuke the planet after answering the same question for the 41st time.

 

[Harm]

Pretty soon, people are going to be asking "if Greer loses, what does that mean exactly?" and "so, is this a civil or a criminal matter?"

 

[oh no its pipkun]

Like a docket entry in a previous case saying "Yes, I can afford it."

he can afford it now, he may not be able to afford it later. the future lawyers will have their work cut out for them in the same manner this lolsuit did.

 

[Post Reply]

if Russtard fails to pay the filing fees is the case dismissed with or without prejudice?

If Russ fails to pay the fee, then the case is dismissed with actual malice and @Useful_Mistake has to pay Null's attorney costs.

 

[RodgerDodger]

he can afford it now, he may not be able to afford it later. the future lawyers will have their work cut out for them in the same manner this lolsuit did.

But it does give future litigants a basis to ask that the next court actually question and review his claims, rather than simply accepting what he claims at face value.

 

[Sexy Potoo]

ok I am a legal retard so I have a question

if Russtard fails to pay the filing fees is the case dismissed with or without prejudice?

If Russhole doesn't pay the filing fee, the baliff smacks his nuts.

 

[Kosher Dill]

My prediction for "Will He Pay": he files an emergency motion with the court stating that while he could have paid at the time of the hearing, oddly enough he lost all his money between then and now, and now he can't afford it and needs to be IFP again.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

When Russ said "Yes" to "Can you afford to pay the $400?" I don't think he failed to connect the dots or zoned out, I think even Russell realized that if he lied to the judge's face when asked point blank, he'd be in some deep shit

When the judge asked if Russ could pay the $400 and maintain his support and he went silent for a while, I think the gears turning in his head were wondering if he should take the out, but then he thought that if he says no, the judge might say "OK, give us your latest bank statement and we'll see how much you make and how much your bills are and how much you have saved" and then he'd be on the hook for more sanctions or even criminal charges when it came out he could afford it, so he finally said "Yes" again.

Honesty out of self preservation

 

[Lapsus of the bepsus]

Honesty out of self preservation

he never had any intention of paying the fee and imo he still doesnt. he will try to weasel his way out of it. has there at any point in the history of this case been a single instance where russhole paid the court or hardin something? i dont think hes about to start.

 

[The Dude]

he never had any intention of paying the fee and imo he still doesnt. he will try to weasel his way out of it. has there at any point in the history of this case been a single instance where russhole paid the court or hardin something? i dont think hes about to start.

This is my hunch as well, or something along these lines. Any time the court has ordered him to pay he has had to have his feet held to the fire in order to get him to pay up (Skordas). He will try his damndest to weasel out of it, and in the process likely fuck the whole thing for himself.