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

[talk talk talk]

Although a lot of people think that the RO application must contain something juicy, I'm inclined to believe it's not going to be materially different than what Greer said in the police report he made in Florida that went nowhere. I'm sure that it does at the very least give Hardin some ammunition for proposing further sanctions, case dismissal, etc. but the pursuit of this document is far more interesting than the document itself could ever hope to be. I doubt it contains anything that Greer hasn't claimed in any of the various filings in this case at one point or another.

Quantity matters at this point. Hardin is slowly painting the picture for the Court of the Russtard we laugh at. The Court is never going to read this thread and know all the lore. Hardin has to submit it bit by bit.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

If you factor in just how many filings the judges allow to pile up in this case before tossing out a quick, often minor ruling, I don't think either pays enough attention to get very frustrated at all.

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[Swole McPole]

After the judge takes action for his lack of action on the production of the RO application, we can expect another epic "Motion to undo what has already been done" and then, of course, an epic spergplight appeal to the 10th.

Russell managed to make his last appeal work because he had experienced lawyers footing the bill/working for free. How likely is he be able to make a subsequent appeal work as a Pro Se litigant? Wouldn't it cost him big money now he's no longer IFP and shouldn't there be relatively complex procedural issues to trip him up?

 

[obsdj]

It is especially relevant because Greer's only evidence at trial will be his own testimony.

And screenshots. Lots and lots of screenshots.

I suspect since the whole docket is requested it will include several documents at $4/each plus the $0.50/page at least the original plus the denial, plus the motion Greer submitted for a copy.

I did call the addition of his emailed motion back when it occurred:

P.S. Now he'll have to pay extra for the copies because the motion he just filed IS PART OF THE CASE NOW BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I hope that it really is part of the case but who knows. But honestly, even if it is, how many discrete documents at $4.00 each could there be in the case? Null was never served, there was no lengthy back-and-forth of filing motions. Shouldn't it just be the initial filing (probably with a stupidly extreme number of pages at 50 cents each), the judge's dismissal, and possibly the late-stage motion Greer tried to file last month?

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

I hope that it really is part of the case but who knows. But honestly, even if it is, how many discrete documents at $4.00 each could there be in the case? Null was never served, there was no lengthy back-and-forth of filing motions. Shouldn't it just be the initial filing (probably with a stupidly extreme number of pages at 50 cents each), the judge's dismissal, and possibly the late-stage motion Greer tried to file last month?

Hey, it was 2018. Did he have any other plightsperging blogs (read: lawsuits) open at the time? Maybe it has 10-20 different documents! Greer getting into a retard fight during a restraining order would be par for the course.

At least fatrick had the honesty to do it open in court face to face with the judge (and then promptly ignored all the great advice and "here's how to do it" that the judge walked him through).

 

[Useful_Mistake]

I hope that it really is part of the case but who knows

I did tell you last time that the docket wasn't updated.

Nothing new appears in that court's docket, so seemingly the clerk rejected it outright

 

[mindlessobserver]

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That movie is worth watching just for Raul Julias performance alone. What a fucking legend.

 

[m1ddl3m4rch]

That movie is worth watching just for Raul Julias performance alone. What a fucking legend.

Of course!

 

[Slimy Time]

That movie is worth watching just for Raul Julias performance alone. What a fucking legend.

Did it for his kids/grandkids while suffering with illness iirc.

 

[a hapless toad]

I hope that it really is part of the case but who knows. But honestly, even if it is, how many discrete documents at $4.00 each could there be in the case? Null was never served, there was no lengthy back-and-forth of filing motions. Shouldn't it just be the initial filing (probably with a stupidly extreme number of pages at 50 cents each), the judge's dismissal, and possibly the late-stage motion Greer tried to file last month?

I hope he printed out his entire KF thread and attached it to the application as evidence of harassment and that's what's costing 50 cents a page.

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

I just thought of a way Greer could forceibly attempt to legitimately get his hands on whore property. It's a crazy idea, and no one sane would try it, but we're talking about Rusty. Too bad for him, I'd rather chop off and eat my left nut than ever actually mention it here or anywhere else.

 

[obsdj]

I just thought of a way Greer could forceibly attempt to legitimately get his hands on whore property. It's a crazy idea, and no one sane would try it, but we're talking about Rusty. Too bad for him, I'd rather chop off and eat my left nut than ever actually mention it here or anywhere else.

 

[Sneed Force One]

I'm gonna whip this one out next time I'm in court when I feel like taking a business trip to Winnamucca, think I'll get the extension?

Greer uses Zubulake v. UBS Warburg LLC, where in his citation, fees were partially shifted due to expensive and highly specialised restoration of backup tapes, to the tune of $175,000.
This is a case Zubulake won, specifically because USB Warburg spoliated evidence in the litigation hold period.
Mr. Greer actually believes this is a relevant case because he is kvetching over $78 dollars, an over 99.9% smaller amount.

 

[RodgerDodger]

But honestly, even if it is, how many discrete documents at $4.00 each could there be in the case?

Greers initial filing
Greer filing IFP
Additional expository plightsperging
Second motion for expository plightsperging
The Court telling Greer to Fuck Off
Greer filing to undo the thing that was done
More plightsperging
The court ordering Greer to go away.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

I mean, you literally can just look at the docket, but what do I know

 

[Irene and 22 others]

Quantity matters at this point. Hardin is slowly painting the picture for the Court of the Russtard we laugh at. The Court is never going to read this thread and know all the lore. Hardin has to submit it bit by bit.

How much is the court going to care about Greer filing for a bogus restraining order with another court that contains much of the same unhinged nonsense that he puts in in his own filings to this court? The only thing I see it particularly useful for is getting Russ declared as a vexatious litigant, which makes it worth all of the struggles of obtaining it, but I doubt the contents of that RO application are what finally makes the judges stop tard guarding Greer. They're far more likely to get pissed enough to sanction him over his continued failure to actually produce the document than over anything it could possibly contain.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

I recall a 1L property case unremarkable other than for being taught involving literally exactly that, a contract to sell a property written on a napkin in a bar. They tried to back out of it because of intoxication. Iirc they were found not too intoxicated to sign a contract and it was upheld.

Likely Lucy v Zehmer, a Contracts case about specific performance.

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

I'm slightly surprised that things have been so quiet on the docket today. I figured we wouldn't see anything from Hardin until tomorrow, but I thought for sure we'd see more plightsperging or the judge smacking down Greer's latest masterpiece of legal diarrhea. But, I guess the day is still young.

 

[The Man With No Name]

I'm slightly surprised that things have been so quiet on the docket today. I figured we wouldn't see anything from Hardin until tomorrow, but I thought for sure we'd see more plightsperging or the judge smacking down Greer's latest masterpiece of legal diarrhea. But, I guess the day is still young.

The Honorable Judge Bennett has more important things on his mind than petty legal disputes

 

[Harvey Danger]

I'm slightly surprised that things have been so quiet on the docket today. I figured we wouldn't see anything from Hardin until tomorrow, but I thought for sure we'd see more plightsperging or the judge smacking down Greer's latest masterpiece of legal diarrhea. But, I guess the day is still young.

Hardin is probably busy lighting a fire under Rekieta's bony ass. Greer is (honestly) (in good faith) waiting for an immediate ruling on his Motion To Make The Other Guy Pay $67 Because C'mon Bro. The judge is probably waiting for the status report from Hardin in a week, seeing what the total pile of recalcitrance adds up to before making his rulings.