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

[John Andrews Stan]

Assuming that Null gets awarded money at the end of this process, amount that the broke retard will never be able to pay, could he just parcel the debt into packages and sell it to alogs, so they can have their fun looking into (and garnishing) Greere finances?

I expect this post of yours to be reproduced in full by Greee in a future filing.

 

[Thoughtcrime84]

Can you imagine him selling the debt to a half dozen debt collectors, all of whom would be constantly going after Greeeeeeeeeee until he paid up?

That's exactly what I'm thinking. Parcel it into packages which minium value allows for some lawful debtor actions against Greer and auction them off. He gets some money back and doesn't have to deal with him again.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

Assuming that Null gets awarded money at the end of this process, amount that the broke retard will never be able to pay, could he just parcel the debt into packages and sell it to alogs, so they can have their fun looking into (and garnishing) Greere finances?

I'm imagining Russell's parents or the LDS church bailing him out.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

I'm imagining Russell's parents or the LDS church bailing him out.

the LDS investment arm buying the debt to be able to wrangle their tardchild would be ... pottery

 

[Irene and 22 others]

I expect this post of yours to be reproduced in full by Greee in a future filing.

I'm personally not sure how that helps his claims of copyright infringement, but I lack the brilliant legal mind of Russel Greer so I must defer to his wisdom on this matter.

That's exactly what I'm thinking. Parcel it into packages which minium value allows for some lawful debtor actions against Greer and auction them off. He gets some money back and doesn't have to deal with him again.

I think it would be more funny to make Greer auction off the rights to his music and movie scripts to pay the debt, but I recall during one of the Melinda suits that Null floated the idea of either selling the debt to Ethan Ralph or hiring him to collect it so that he could go harass the mountain jews for money every week and make some content. If Acerthorn ends up owing Null some money, perhaps there's and interesting opportunity there. Watching two pro se retards battle it out in the courts has a certain allure to it.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

I'm personally not sure how that helps his claims of copyright infringement

Since when has that ever been Greee’s criteria for citation in a court filing?

 

[teriyakiburns]

I'm personally not sure how that helps his claims of copyright infringement

Copyright infringement?

 

[Swole McPole]

It's best to have someone who went through a paralegal program so that they understand their role and know how to effectively and correctly perform the legal research and other behind the scenes tasks that comes with the position.

In the UK, they used to be called solicitors clerks. They generally hadn't had a legal education but learned on the job. Some of them became extremely knowledgable and would manage the other clerks and secretaries, etc. Then at some point, they decided to formalize their role and turn it into a proper legal profession, so they created the role of Legal Executive -- and they had a combination of workplace training and academic study.

My wife started her working career as an archeologist. When the number of local digs turned out to be thin on the ground, she did a secretarial course and became a legal secretary. When she realized she was doing the work of a legal executive, she did the training for that and became a legal exec. And when she realized she was doing the work of a solicitor (but not getting the pay) she retrained again and became one of those.

So it's a profession of it's own in the UK, but it can also be a path to qualify as a lawyer. And I believe Chartered Legal Execs can also become certain types of judges these days.

 

[GenociderSyo]

Is paralegal an actual "thing" or just a job title? E.g., does a lawyer HAVE to hire someone certified as a paralegal or could they hire any random asshole from this thread as a paralegal? If it's the second, it makes sense; the government wouldn't really give a shit.

It is a state by state thing some places require CEU and such to keep up the credential. Some states don't even use paralegals they just use "assistants" which means its just a secretary with no training. The education programs differ by state too. Some require BA in paralegal studies and experience hours, some you pay a fee get a cert and are a paralegal.

 

[HackerX]

the LDS investment arm buying the debt to be able to wrangle their tardchild would be ... pottery

The name's Pottery. Johm Pottery.

 

[Iron Hamster]

Copyright infringement?

More like copy-plight infringement. amirite?

 

[RodgerDodger]

I hate to break it to you. But baring some incredibly unusual ruling Greers not going to end up owing null all that much. Really just the Discovery violations. Because fees are baked in there. It will be a few thousand at best. For all the rest of the fuckery the Court is unlikely to care. Null will not be made whole from this.

 

[HackerX]

I hate to break it to you. But baring some incredibly unusual ruling Greers not going to end up owing null all that much. Really just the Discovery violations. Because fees are baked in there. It will be a few thousand at best. For all the rest of the fuckery the Court is unlikely to care. Null will not be made whole from this.

Plus a frequent source of plights and information will be lost once the case is over. I need this lolsuit to run another 20 years at a minimum. Money be damned!

 

[RodgerDodger]

Plus a frequent source of plights and information will be lost once the case is over. I need this lolsuit to run another 20 years at a minimum. Money be damned!

Null needs an ending but don't worry. Russel will just sue another whore. If we're really lucky we may start seeing Cow on Cow suits.

 

[obsdj]

For all the rest of the fuckery the Court is unlikely to care. Null will not be made whole from this.

As long as this case ends with Greer unequivocally the loser (without Null "settling" in any fashion whatsoever), we'll have to call that a win.

 

[Bloodthirsty Nosenigger]

I hate to break it to you. But baring some incredibly unusual ruling Greers not going to end up owing null all that much. Really just the Discovery violations. Because fees are baked in there. It will be a few thousand at best. For all the rest of the fuckery the Court is unlikely to care. Null will not be made whole from this.

Could you elaborate a bit?
According to § 505 and Kirtsaeng, courts have relatively broad discretion with regards to awarding fees, and from a layman's perspective, it would appear that Greee has given them every reason to do so.
He's made no earnest effort to pursue his own claims. The judge merely needs to look at the timeline and his own bloated docket to see that the plaintiff has been stalling, every step of the way. He's outright stated his intention to run up costs for the defense. He's demanding relief that the court couldn't possibly grant, even if he were to prevail.
He's been flat-out lying to the court and opposing counsel.
The bad faith is oozing from his facially defective filings, as the facially defective plaintiff is just oozing in general.

 

[The Un-Clit]

Could you elaborate a bit?
According to § 505 and Kirtsaeng, courts have relatively broad discretion with regards to awarding fees, and from a layman's perspective, it would appear that Greee has given them every reason to do so.
He's made no earnest effort to pursue his own claims. The judge merely needs to look at the timeline and his own bloated docket to see that the plaintiff has been stalling, every step of the way. He's outright stated his intention to run up costs for the defense. He's demanding relief that the court couldn't possibly grant, even if he were to prevail.
He's been flat-out lying to the court and opposing counsel.
The bad faith is oozing from his facially defective filings, as the facially defective plaintiff is just oozing in general.

But Josh is the Internet's biggest blackest gorilla nigger and Kiwi Farms (a website) is evil Nazism incarnate. While the court will likely eventually be forced to rule against Russhole, I don't see it going out of its way to compensate the evil Null all that much.

Unless Greee's antics have pissed the judges off as much as they should have, and they decide to really impose appropriate sanctions against the plaintiff on behalf of the defense.

 

[Sexy Potoo]

According to § 505 and Kirtsaeng, courts have relatively broad discretion with regards to awarding fees,

This is the actual problem. See, according to the 10 circuit appeal, time travel can be considered a factual thing if it means screwing over the ebil Kiwifarms.

You have to realize that according to the broad public, whose understanding of this forum comes entirely from the Wikipedia page on it, this site is adjacent to Stormfront forum. Therefore, will be legally screwed over at every available opportunity.

The more discretion a court has to do something, the worse it will be for Null. This whole case has dragged on like this soley because of court's discretion.

The only reason why people are even entertaining the idea of dismissal in the near future is because Russhole has managed to fuck up in ways that penalty is 'shall be dismissed', which limits discretion.

 

[obsdj]

Could you elaborate a bit?

The short version: What's legal, and what people get away with, are very often two entirely different things. It's not fair but it is reality.

 

[break these cuffs]

Could you elaborate a bit?
According to § 505 and Kirtsaeng, courts have relatively broad discretion with regards to awarding fees, and from a layman's perspective, it would appear that Greee has given them every reason to do so.
He's made no earnest effort to pursue his own claims. The judge merely needs to look at the timeline and his own bloated docket to see that the plaintiff has been stalling, every step of the way. He's outright stated his intention to run up costs for the defense. He's demanding relief that the court couldn't possibly grant, even if he were to prevail.
He's been flat-out lying to the court and opposing counsel.
The bad faith is oozing from his facially defective filings, as the facially defective plaintiff is just oozing in general.

You're right, these judges seem very motivated to punish Russtard for hiswaste of everyone's time and Null's money.