2020-12-07 - Scott v. Moon Mk VI(?)

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Any new filings?

Also, I will admit to being woefully ignorant on how to navigate Pacer. How do I go about finding this case myself?
 
Any new filings?

Also, I will admit to being woefully ignorant on how to navigate Pacer. How do I go about finding this case myself?
Here's the courtlistener URL.

 
Any new filings?

Also, I will admit to being woefully ignorant on how to navigate Pacer. How do I go about finding this case myself?

Gotta wait for Melinda's snail mail to get to the court since she won't file electronically. She also lied on Rackets about not being allowed to file electronically because she's not a lawyer. She does not file electronically because she doesn't want to pay for it and get the necessary certifications from the court that are required before they let you file that way.
 
Gotta wait for Melinda's snail mail to get to the court since she won't file electronically. She also lied on Rackets about not being allowed to file electronically because she's not a lawyer. She does not file electronically because she doesn't want to pay for it and get the necessary certifications from the court that are required before they let you file that way.
She filled a motion to ask the court to allow her to file electronically, so hopefully it will all speed up.
Any new filings?

Also, I will admit to being woefully ignorant on how to navigate Pacer. How do I go about finding this case myself?
Western District of Virginia link, CourtListener link, case name (just in case you want to search somewhere else) 2:20-cv-00014-JPJ-PMS Scott v. Wise County Department of Social Services et al

PACER instructions (made with assumption that you have an account):

Go to this link, type in the case name and or number, and press search.
This is how it should look (name cuts off in the screenshot, write it in full)

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This is the result you should get

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Hope that helps

Edit, I usually post new fillings in this thread, and Mel's one. Current newest Fillings can be found here

Edit: New filling by Null
 
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That woman is proof a little knowledge can be very dangerous.
Misplaced knowledge to boot. What a colossal waste of time and money. Courts won't and can't pull new laws out of thin air just because she insists on becoming like a raging case of herpes beating on their doors. She's been barking up the wrong tree for years and revels in it.
 
Gotta wait for Melinda's snail mail to get to the court since she won't file electronically. She also lied on Rackets about not being allowed to file electronically because she's not a lawyer. She does not file electronically because she doesn't want to pay for it and get the necessary certifications from the court that are required before they let you file that way.
I don't think she lies about this shit, I think she's really that fucking stupid. She's also pedaling the notion that she can't cite case law in the body of her main complaint as a pro se. I used to play with her a few months ago but got bored over trying to teach her how and when to use initial caps, and she's seriously convinced that she uses them properly. I just can't believe that a Trisha Paytas or Dick Masterson level troll would sue Josh and The Farms 5 times. So it's got to be intellectual/mental disability.
 
I don't think she lies about this shit, I think she's really that fucking stupid. She's also pedaling the notion that she can't cite case law in the body of her main complaint as a pro se.
It's pretty common not to cite case law in a complaint or in a motion (case law is generally cited in a memorandum in support of a motion). It's not against the rules, but it's only done for a reason, such as a particular case being absolutely central to an argument made in the complaint itself. It's somewhat common to cite a case supporting jurisdiction since it has to be alleged sufficiently in the complaint.
 
It's pretty common not to cite case law in a complaint or in a motion (case law is generally cited in a memorandum in support of a motion). It's not against the rules, but it's only done for a reason, such as a particular case being absolutely central to an argument made in the complaint itself. It's somewhat common to cite a case supporting jurisdiction since it has to be alleged sufficiently in the complaint.
Sure, but she emphatically said it was not allowed. I mean as in procedurally and unethical. I, once again, almost choked.
 
5) As a pro se litigant, you are the beneficiary of considerable leeway and the Court will construe your pleadings liberally. However, it appears at this point that we are witnessing an incredibly aggressive use of motions on your part, which will only drive up litigation costs for Mr. Moon and burden the Court. This follows on the heels of express signals from the Court about its preferred schedule for resolving the instant litigation, and following no less than four dismissals in other litigation you've brought against the same defendant (two in state court, and two in federal court). At some point, if you continue to escalate your use of the court's lawful powers for purposes that are improper or seem aimed at driving up Mr. Moon's costs, we will have no alternative but to seek relief under Rule 11. Alternatively, I may be forced to advise my client about the options that areavailable to him in counterclaims or separate actions for abuse of process or related causes of action.
That pro se abuse may bite her in the ass.
 
That pro se abuse may bite her in the ass.
She'd need an ass to bite. She's being evicted and her sugar daddy left her, and she has 6 gremlins to feed.

I'm also gonna bet she's unemployable so she's sucking her government dry while using her free time and government aid doing litigation abuse against Null.

She's judgement-proof as in she's too poor and already so far in debt that any judgement against her will just cost more money than it may ever bring back, and she owes nothing of value.

She's a sunfish. A braindead, inedible waste of ocean space that just takes ressouces and contributes nothing.
 
She'd need an ass to bite. She's being evicted and her sugar daddy left her, and she has 6 gremlins to feed.

I'm also gonna bet she's unemployable so she's sucking her government dry while using her free time and government aid doing litigation abuse against Null.

She's judgement-proof as in she's too poor and already so far in debt that any judgement against her will just cost more money than it may ever bring back, and she owes nothing of value.

She's a sunfish. A braindead, inedible waste of ocean space that just takes ressouces and contributes nothing.

Just to add in case she's thrown to prison and CSP would take custody of her goblonoids, it would cost federal courts even more more money and long term damage by unleashing equally unhinged hellspawn into custody homes or orphanages.

It's cheaper to let her and her clown car vagina and spawn to starve. Not to mention unleashing her lunatic mongrels on general public
 
Just to add in case she's thrown to prison and CSP would take custody of her goblonoids, it would cost federal courts even more more money and long term damage by unleashing equally unhinged hellspawn into custody homes or orphanages.

It's cheaper to let her and her clown car vagina and spawn to starve. Not to mention unleashing her lunatic mongrels on general public
Unless I'm wrong, wouldn't she only be sent to prison for criminal reasons? Packing the court and contempting it might give you massive fines, but I though jail time was for felonies.

I'm not too familiar with the American justice system, but from what I've been exposed, civil cases end in money transfered, not people put in jail.
 
There's no possibility of that, either. That money (and the checks for each of her children), will be instantly converted into cash, plus enforcement of any judgement is probably going to take quite a while. Last stimulus check, much of it went to getting her 84-page book published, this check she'll probably spend a large chunk buying copies of her book from the publisher so she can sell them herself. It's money flushed away, of course.
 
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