- Joined
- May 27, 2017
Is there any reason for Null not to let it remain in that state as the defendant in the case outside of wanting to be out of it? There's no prejudice against the defense for not trying to move the case forward and Greer seems incapable of doing that.
I can't remember the exact details, so somebody feel free to fill in the blanks for me, but here is the quick recap.
Back when Skordas was Null's lawyer during the appeal and Greee got free lawyers, Skordas got a bit lazy at the end of his tenure and didn't oppose things he had the right as the defendant to oppose, expecting to do so at a later time if truly needed.
However, the judges at the time basically said "You didn't object to the plaintiff's motion within 3 seconds of them filing it, so we are going to take that as you waiving your right to object, lol." This led to a fair amount of bullshit that occurred in that case.
Therefore, Null's order to Hardin is "Fight everything, as long as it is within the rules of the court. Doesn't matter how petty the matter is, file the motion." Since us Kiwis have proven willing and eager to keep the legal warchest loaded, Null is going to keep to this strategy.