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When will people start memeing him? I expected butthurt ISWV memes to come from ass nowhere after what was leaked about him.Can I call Chupp "Chump" now?
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When will people start memeing him? I expected butthurt ISWV memes to come from ass nowhere after what was leaked about him.Can I call Chupp "Chump" now?
Isn’t that from the Gator stream earlier?
When will people start memeing him? I expected butthurt ISWV memes to come from ass nowhere after what was leaked about him.
I called him "Chump" some days ago... and I got mostly dumb ratings for it at the time.. I obviously don't care about ratings here, but I was fucking right. >.>When will people start memeing him? I expected butthurt ISWV memes to come from ass nowhere after what was leaked about him.
How is his handwriting worse than mine? I'm left handed and my handwriting is shitNo, hes not "interpreting", he was there. Some quotes are taken from dallas morning news.
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Sorry you smear everything you write, but that's still probably more legible then his handwriting.How is his handwriting worse than mine? I'm left handed and my handwriting is shit
Hearing HerExcellency talking about the tone of the room, it sounds like Chupp stepped on a lego on the way to the room.
I think judge Chupp had a specific idea of what he wanted to see, and only wanted to see stuff that fit that expectation. If he didn’t see evidence in the form he pictured it, he dismissed.@Imperial Agent , I am curious what you think about the rulings. You have left that out so far.
Even if Ty had the contract there wouldn't be anything stating that his removal was due to interference, you need an affidavit proving that someone talked to them prior to his removal. There is the issue that they could just state "NO" even though they where conspiring with the defendants.I'm no big city lawyer, but that seems like a massive mistake on Beard's part. Surely if your goal is to show an interference in a contract, your first port of call should be to submit into evidence a copy of the contract that you are allegeding is being inteferrred with.
I feel you, but if the information we got so far is true then Ty indeed tried to keep him on prima facie case at the start but Chupp didn't actually care.To everyone saying Chupp turned a prima facie showing into an evidentiary hearing: Remember that Nick mentioned this risk on his recent streams. A big part of the hearing was going to be keeping the judge focused on the TCPA steps, the shifting burden, and walking him through it. It sounds like Ty failed to keep the judge on track.
I won't call him incompetent, because in BHBH's response filing, overshadowed by the affidavits and subsequent notary buggery, there was a decent walkthrough of the TCPA steps. From the transcripts I'm seeing, it sounds like Ty never got to do the walking; the judge was sufficiently distracted.
In which case, Lemoine's shit-flinging strategy worked. He clouded the air enough that even the slam-dunk TI case got tossed (which is the biggest WTF moment of the day). I've called Ty a boomer lawyer enough today, but I'm mildly serious when I say he wasn't Internet-autistic enough for this case. He needed to be obsessed with the details enough to push them through a flame war to keep an argument on track.
(Can't hate Sam "Lawyer Batman" Johnson for his win, though. He caught the same things we caught, filed efficiently, and earned his pay. Marchi should have been on the hook for defamation for the same reasons Monica was. She earned her place in the lawsuit, and it's annoying to see her slip away just because the weakest case got the strongest lawyer.)
This is half-right. Without specific written contracts and termination clauses you can't have TI-EC.Even if he had come in with the affidavits about contracts that were interfered with and weren't in writing, the defense would have argued that no written contract means no way to prove TI. They'd have a valid point, too. I think Chupp would have agreed, given his entire line of thinking today.
This was, in essence, a Catch 22 scenario: Ty came in thinking (correctly) that he'd have to establish a prima facie case for each charge on each defendant. Judge Chupp decided that it would have a higher standard required to pass it, and the only way to pass it would have been to have discovery happen; however, discovery is stayed during TCPA. Even if he'd moved to subpoena such information, the defense would have filed motions to quash as it would be "outside" the TCPA's limits, much like how they were going to subpoena Nick and Ty said TCPA prevented it. There was no way for Ty to come in because he was blindsided, something even many KV'ers I've talked to agree seems to be the case.
It's like page 97 and it's some guy who apparently wrote down what he heard. Probably illegal but oh well.View attachment 926394
Umm, yeah. I wish.
Where's the transcript from? Did someone record the event?
Because that would have been slightly highly illegal.
Instead of a PPT the plaintiffs brought a giant poster with the Prima Facie definition on it (didn’t use it, probably for the best given Chupp’s disposition) and a smaller version (same thing) they had projected onto the screen while they presented.Even if Ty had the contract there wouldn't be anything stating that his removal was due to interference, you need an affidavit proving that someone talked to them prior to his removal. There is the issue that they could just state "NO" even though they where conspiring with the defendants.
Additional discovery wouldn't work per se because of the time crunch. It would take Chupp time to approve of a subpoena (possibly a week), then you'd have 1-2 weeks to wait for them to submit them, then you have to sift through all that
I feel you, but if the information we got so far is true then Ty indeed tried to keep him on prima facie case at the start but Chupp didn't actually care.
I kinda can't wait tell we get the transcripts and laugh at how exceptional Chupp was being tbh.
Glad you got home safe, also thankyou for your service :3I think judge Chupp had a specific idea of what he wanted to see, and only wanted to see stuff that fit that expectation. If he didn’t see evidence in the form he pictured it, he dismissed.
He often seemed to be fishing for specific responses, and sometimes outright stated such.
He also seemed far more concerned with what made sense to him than was in the letter of the law. This went both ways as he was not amused by any of Lemoine’s attempts at obscure arguments. Outright seemed to ignore stuff he thought didn’t make sense.
Was he being sarcastic or serious? Seems like he was joking to me. Hard to tell