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California is full of these imbeciles.. Illegals are often an improvement and I don't write this lightly.sorry to bump the old post but this is bundy cult follower type stuff. they all think they are in militias
Does SCOTUS have to agree to hear the case or does she have an absolute right to have them hear it?
Did I read that her case was filed and dismissed on the same day? That has to be some sort of record.
It's also worth noting that she's nothing like Tommy. She actually filed. Tommy never will.
Maybe she'd have more success if she used Tommy's 18 USC 1983 narrative.
It was specifically in reference to pro se litigants, but even SCs usually type their drivel, don't they?Is "the Supreme Court only accepts hand written documents" some sovereign citizen thing?
"yuh geyez ben mahkin funnuh mah wahf,"
SCOTUS declines to hear most cases that people request. And these guys are handwriting their motions? GTFO here.
Does this mean anything or is he bullshitting again.Part 2
Tfw when judge tells you you can't sue a website for saying mean things.
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But his case is handwritten. That means something.
And these guys are handwriting their motions? GTFO here.
Doesn't SCOTUS require petitions in an antiquated paper size that you have to pay a small fortune to print a couple dozen copies of, just so they can publish them in their books? Is this yet another privilege of being pro se?To be fair, Gideon V. Wainwright was accepted by the US Supreme Court via Clarence Gideon submitting a hand written petition Pro Se to the Supreme Court. He won too, though the court demanded an actual lawyer give the arguments when it went to trial.
Of course Gideon actually had a case, and him actually winning was such bottled lightening that his hand written filing is now in the Smithsonian. the mountain Jews on the other hand are vexatious spastics.
Exactly. A two-minute search found a handbook for pro se litigants that says filings must be "typed, printed, or legibly handwritten." Of course, that's for a US District Court, not SCOTUS.I knew it was a waste of time to verify but I've found absolutely nothing that says Pro se litigants are forced to hand write complaints. The closest I found was that some districts won't allow a Pro se litigant to directly submit their complaints electronically, instead having to electronically submit them through a bar member.