And I'll save my response to the legal part for a pleading before the court
...yet you keep responding
A bunch of babbling that is easily defeated with case law in a pleading before the court
Defeat it then. I dare you. Show me the caselaw. As the cool kids say, "put up or shut up"
You clearly didn't read your own source
The rest of your legal argument will be addressed in my upcoming pleadings
Which link were you responding to?
The Federal Rules also allow 21 days for each litigant to respond. T
I'm going to assume you mean rule 12. It only applies to counterclaims and crossclaims, and not every reply is either one of them. They usually require the defendant to sue the plantiff back.
Inaccurate. There's a whole rule book defining what can be said in a pleading and when.
FRCP? Those mainly affect plantiffs/defendants. While it does address the courts a bit, there is no rule (point it out if there is) that prevents the judge from looking at external evidence. For example, when judges judge vexatious litigants, they must look outside of that specific suit to find evidence to judge, namely the litigants past suits
Relieved to know the Kiwi Farms cult is not a sex trafficking ring.
Your reading ability never ceases to amaze me.
Actually I did. You're just too stupid to understand. Starting to agree with Deadpool that you should Epstein yourself.
Wouldn't that require a third party?
The case law in my next reply/pleading answers that
The only reason you'd need that was if you agreed that it was improper
Also, why are you writting a responce either way? You told us your Motion to strike was to remove the amount of responce you have to write, it seems counterproductive to start writting before the rulling. Proof of my claims of your words:
The judge can either (a) GRANT or (b) GRANT IN PART or (c) and DENY IN PART or (d) DENY my Motion to Strike. Once he does that, I will then file a response to whatever the judge hasn't gutted out of their Motion to Set Aside Default.
If he strikes the whole thing I don't even have to respond, the Default still stands.
If he strikes only a part of it, I only have to respond to whatever is not striken.
If he denies my motion completely, then I have to prepare a lengthier response to all of their Motions
Assuming I'm incorrect has always been your greatest folly
And yet we've seen you fail every step of the way in this suit.
Figures that now you can't make up your mind what to call it.
Funny thing that there is a difference. The fact that she doesn't know what she's writting is hilarious.
w. I'll save it for the hearing
Mel, the hearing was postponed. Prepare for your replies, not the hearing.