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Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. Not to be taken internally. May cause drowsiness; alcohol may intensify this effect. Here's the opinion that the recent one is based on . It gets pretty deep into the issue so it's hard to summarize. But I'll try. These days, when courts thin...

Uninformed wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 1:58 pm Is this for real or are they trying to one-up the Cyber Ninjas?

¿Por qué no los dos?

New life goal: Never inspire a judge to write 110 pages about me.

Thanks OL. Bryan is a total sovcit nutter but mixes in a LOT of Jesus with his sovcit nuttery. The guy in that video is named Robert Jones. He got arrested at one of Ammon's courthouse steps shenanigans. Don't remember the charges but likely obstructing an officer and/or trespassing. I tried to loo...

Only fool like Karl would claim that the Declaration of Independence is a legally binding document. I am astounded that there are people who actually give this guy any credence at all. I started to say "Since he specifically mentions the Bill of Rights, does that mean that he thinks that the a...

Just to clarify: I would be very happy if federal habeas relief was much easier to get, and I would be more than fine if the previous grant of habeas relief was upheld. Which means that, yes, I find Judge VanDyke's "victory lap" on the denial of habeas relief to be both in poor taste and u...

The repeached Florida Man nominated VanDyke to the 9th, and ABA rated him "not qualified," in part due to ... his poor temperament. (He's also the nominee who cried at his confirmation hearing.) After reading this whole dissent, I'm left with the feeling of "This person doesn't have ...

I never claimed originality. Or anything else, really. Apologies. Not enjoying this. Have fun.

I think this is worth mentioning here as a sample of Glynn's... defense: Glynn made several remarks loudly after the judge left the court to deliberate on his verdict. First, Glynn exclaimed "The captain has abandoned the ship". He later told a guard: "In England, if the judge leaves,...

Every once in a while you see a story that just stands up and screams "This will definitely not end well, and you should immediately post this to Fogbow." Benjamin Glynn, a British national, decided to try a classic 'I am a sovereign citizen, you have no jurisdiction' defense in criminal c...

The inevitable hammer has dropped. ORDER dismissing 1 Complaint; denying as moot 2 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis, 3 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis, 4 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis, 5 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis, 6 Motion for Leave to P...

Update: This is now back in the district court. The parties are trying to reschedule things, and the judge is getting vaguely irritated with how they're going about it.

I see. I was unaware of the extent of the Karl Reality Distortion Field. Thank you for the explanation.

So, to put it simply, this Moor group is better at copypasta from the internet than Karl. Karl takes something from an old FrontPage created website and treats it as gospel. I don't know if I can go there with you. It seems to me that Karl and the Moors are using two separate and equally powerful f...

Our intrepid Moorish dimwits have filed a "Writ to Strike Evidence and Dismiss the Case" . It's mostly handwritten, and I would need at least two but no more than three drinks in me before I try to parse handwritten Moorish nonsense. But it leads off with a typewritten copy of the first pa...

Nope, plain ol' Roman Catholic. Very good education, though with some convenient holes in the history curriculum.

I became an Atheist in about the 8th grade, largely from reading about the Reformation. It demonstrated, to me at least, that religion was more about control and power than about any Deity. Which is not the full "God does not exist" journey I eventually concluded, but it was the start, th...

No. Dominion had previously sent document presentation letters to NewsMax and OANN -- meaning "we're putting you on notice that we're probably going to sue you, so don't destroy any relevant documents or There Will Be Issues." At around the same time, NewsMax and OANN started including dis...

One of my biggest fears coming out of the pandemic is that big employers will draw a lesson from the unexpected success of remote work: 'If our employees can do these jobs by sitting at home, we can hire people to do these jobs while sitting at home in cheaper countries.'

Some nice zingers in the comments on that article. Come for the dating profile suggestions, stay for the throbbing ovaries.

Yeah, it's a great opinion. And it's a really fun look at show business dealmaking. But the issue was never about "Should Judge Judy get to keep her $45M (and later her $47M)?" As is so often the case, the issue is "How should that have gone on the show's books?" To simplify the ...

And it seems to me like he's falling into the horrible void in American mental health support: too mentally damaged to function in society, and too mentally damaged to have the insight needed to get help voluntarily; and not damaged enough to allow for help to be given involuntarily.

I am fairly sure that I am unworthy to even summarize the AFFIDAVIT OF FACT. I had originally set out to tiptoe through the AFFIDAVIT OF FACT, firmly skipping the factual issues and touching only lightly on the legal points that seemed... dubious... even to my untrained eye. But alas, I lack the end...

Exciting docket update! Our intrepid Moors, perhaps having been informed of the grievous defect in their AFFIDAVIT OF FACT, have made a new 92-page filing containing everything that they attempted to file before, and asked the clerk to identify and refile whichever page(s) in their filings may have ...

This thread really leaves the reader wondering what the heck is going on. Yes, I know; when the Moors are involved, "wondering what the heck is going on" is a normal state of affairs. But let me try to ease the gentle readers into the pool: These plaintiffs are the alleged dimwits who alle...