Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[SargonF00t]

We are WAAAAAY past the point Greer can avoid Sanctions. Even if he withdraws the case, those Sanctions are coming.

Sure, but I was trying to emulate how Russtard thinks.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

But Josh has been the defendant this whole time (as well as KF, a website). I feel like that would've gone over well if he just didn't mention Josh. "Your honor he's adding new people and asking us for discovery about them but he hasn't even said what discoverable information they have.". If this is an obvious assumption (and as a layman IMO it is) in court why did he mention Josh at all?

Being a defendant and a discovery target aren't the same thing. There's a whole process for disposition, even if you're the defendant. Greer is so fucking stupid he didn't realize he needs to depose Null.

 

[kcbbq]

We are WAAAAAY past the point Greer can avoid Sanctions. Even if he withdraws the case, those Sanctions are coming.

The magistrate asked Hardin to provide costs for the dead witness stuff and the restraining order stuff, I believe.

 

[SCV]

Update: There does not appear to be a limit to the number of participants, and you can join from your browser.

Was going to come back and say that I got in on my browser (over tor no less) but you are already aware. Also I am suing you for contributory copyright infringement for giving me trauma lumps by saying there was a 50 person limit.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

So now the thread's cooled down a bit, my favourite parts:

• Russ being asked why he can't produce his own documents, him whining he doesn't know how but somehow still thinking he can get away with commanding Mr Hardin to go and find them despite being compelled to produce them
• Russ slurring some conspiracy theory about "James Jorton" wiretapping him with Mr Hardin's permission in order to request court documents he has referenced in public filings
• An audible notification pinging on Shitlips' phone and him just abruptly stopping in the middle of a sentence to check it
• Russtard straight up admitting he can absolutely pay his filings fees but he doesn't see why he should because "it's irrelevant to copyright". You could hear the trauma lumps developing in real time as the Magistrate told him to pay up in 30 days or him and his case can fuck off.

 

[Mr. Manchester]

It sounds like the hearing went very well, shame I couldn't listen to it, sounds like it was a laugh riot.

At this rate the whole case should be wrapped in another 5 years or so!

 

[Tiggletown]

I'm surprised that Hardin doesn't bring up to the Judge that Greer is a qualified paralegal, as I doubt the Judge realises this.

I also predict that Greer will not pay the filing fee, as he hopes that closing the case will mean that they don't go forward with further sanctions on him.

I agree and I also think it will work unfortunately

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

I disagree with the judge regarding the individuals with discoverable information. There is no way that Josh or Kiwifarms (A website) would have any inherent knowledge that the two users here have discoverable information. I think that was a very faulty conclusion on the judge's part.

 

[Fishmalk Observer]

Things at least seems to be moving forward.

Unless i am mistaken (please do correct me) Greer is pretty fucked because he has to provide a restraining order that doesn't exist to the court, withing 14 days and in 3 week hardin can come back to Benett, tell him that russtard didn't do his part and possibly get the case tossed?

 

[SCV]

depending on whether or not Russhole understood Judge Bennett's clear instructions to send said restraining order to Hardin marked "Confidential Attorney's Eyes Only" as per the SPO that Russhole doesn't quite have the gist of.

There is absolutely no way we are getting that (presuming rusty files anything). Hardin would have to have legitimate brain damage to file it publicly even if russ doesn't label it properly.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

because he has to provide a restraining order that doesn't exist to the court,

I fucking hate you. It's on this fucking page, bro

 

[S.C.U.D.]

All Russ needs is to file a Motion To Pretend The Hearing Didn't Happen, that will get the case back on track for him.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

In the future when Hardin gets an opposing lawyer to write out a panic induced, "I know of absolutely nobody else on Earth with relevant discoverable information" document he needs to include an, "including all the people you think it would be obvious have such information" clause.

 

[Sneed Force One]

Things at least seems to be moving forward.

Unless i am mistaken (please do correct me) Greer is pretty fucked because he has to provide a restraining order that doesn't exist to the court, withing 14 days and in 3 week hardin can come back to Benett, tell him that russtard didn't do his part and possibly get the case tossed?

Yeah I was confused as well, he's been asked to provide a restraining order that he admits to be a typo?

 

[Harm]

I fucking hate you. It's on this fucking page, bro

This thread is a stunning indictment of the collective reading comprehension of this website.

Even if you just think about it with basic logic: Why would the judge, wholly aware that there is no restraining order, then order Russ to produce a restraining order?

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

This thread is a stunning indictment of the collective reading comprehension of this website.

You're just noticing this now? Where the fuck have you been?

 

[Harm]

You're just noticing this now?

No, and nothing in my post indicated it was a new realization.

 

[DavidS877]

In case anyone missed it, here it is in meme format:

 

[Yandex Captcha Solver]

Will Greer take the gamble and pay the $400 on high hopes the case is not dismissed?

Or will he not pay them to save $400 to just be left with sanctions?

I know what option I would choose to save $400.

 

[StinkySnack]

He's going to pay the fee, and he's going to produce the documents.