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

[Useful_Mistake]

Question: This may have been answered earlier, but at what point does "Excusable Negligence" cross over into the territory of "Malicious Non-compliance" or whatever a more appropriate term would be?

Somewhere along ECF 278 or 273 whichever you prefer. I'm partial to 273 myself.

 

[SpellforceFan]

Question: This may have been answered earlier, but at what point does "Excusable Negligence" cross over into the territory of "Malicious Non-compliance" or whatever a more appropriate term would be?

Especially in mushmouth's case, it's always assumed he's clinically retarded, unless defendant can present an undeniable proof (like a discord message or something like that) that proves malice.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

Those whom God wishes to destroy, He first sets against the Kiwi Farms. A special thanks to Hardin for defending Null, and by extension, us.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

he'd file a subpoena to find out how to serve his added defendants

Oh, so that's what he said. I couldn't make out the last part. This makes no sense, but I suppose that's Russ for you.

 

[DavidS877]

I can see Russ being literally so retarded that he files motion to dismiss,

Russ is in a good position here. He can't actually file a motion to dismiss this late in the case without the defendant's approval. But now he has an out, he can just not pay. But I like to think the court would maybe actually approve a ton of monetary sanctions both already filed and likely to be filed by Hardin.

 

[Dizzyuntildeath]

Oh, so that's what he said. I couldn't make out the last part. This makes no sense, but I suppose that's Russ for you.

"I'm workin on it"

 

[Useful_Mistake]

He can't actually file a motion to dismiss this late in the case without the defendant's approval.

You can file whatever, doesn't mean the Judge has to (or even can) grant it.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Oh, so that's what he said. I couldn't make out the last part. This makes no sense, but I suppose that's Russ for you.

Now that he isn't IFP and is flush with cash his best bet would be to hire a lawyer to figure out how to serve them.

 

[DavidS877]

Oh, so that's what he said. I couldn't make out the last part. This makes no sense, but I suppose that's Russ for you.

I assume he's going to subpoena Judge Bennett to get him to explain how he's supposed to add these additional parties to his case.

 

[Dizzyuntildeath]

Now that he isn't IFP and is flush with cash his best bet would be to hire a lawyer to figure out how to serve them.

Unfortunately those funds are earmarked. Brothels do not open themselves.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Now that he isn't IFP and is flush with cash his best bet would be to hire a lawyer to figure out how to serve them.

Why? It'd be a waste of cash since he can't really litigate against them anyway

 

[Vernon Dozier]

I haven’t caught up on this thread fully but the judge is stern and seems kind of ready to end the case he seems like a no nonsense kind of guy. Russ was a bit angry on the phone at first and then sounded sad and defeated by the end.

 

[Dizzyuntildeath]

Why? It'd be a waste of cash since he can't really litigate against them anyway

A waste of cash, like say....a romantic evening at the Olive Garden that costs $4,000 USD?

 

[MaltVinegarRespecter]

Him even having to file a small fee of 50 bucks every time he gets an inkling to do so is probably sufficient to get him to stop with shenanigans.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

A waste of cash, like say....a romantic evening at the Olive Garden that costs $4,000 USD?

Probably cheaper, but just as worthless

 

[Pee Cola]

The Judge openly realized that this lawsuit has nothing to do with Copyright. With a side helping of he's seemingly started to realize that the Plaintiff is a paranoid nutbag who is seeking vengeance against mean things said on the internet. I cannot see this ending well for Shitlips.

100%. Now that Russhole has been given a chance to explaaaaain, I feel this case may be at a tipping point.

I think even if Greer somehow STILL forgets to mark it correctly, Hardin will not file it as an exhibit. Bennett sounded like he was specifically telling both sides that he does not want to see it posted on Kiwi Farms and if he does it was heavily implied that he will make Josh eat a giant shit sandwich over it. I think he did this as a safety net in case Greer still fucks it up somehow.

Agreed. There is no way the restraining order-related docs will be added to the status update filing, even if/when Greer fucks it up. Hardin's acknowledgement that said documentation exists and that he has sighted them should be good enough for anybody.

Him even having to file a small fee of 50 bucks every time he gets an inkling to do so is probably sufficient to get him to stop with shenanigans.

U_M has already stated that IFP status has been revoked for this case only.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Him even having to file a small fee of 50 bucks every time he gets an inkling to do so is probably sufficient to get him to stop with shenanigans.

Not how this works

 

[obsdj]

Now that he isn't IFP and is flush with cash

Hardin would be wise to point this newly-established fact out to Judge Barlow when Greer inevitably tries to appeal to him on the "bonded stay" bullshit.

 

[MaltVinegarRespecter]

Not how this works

Oh, it doesn't follow to other cases?

 

[RodgerDodger]

100%. Now that Russhole has been given a chance to explaaaaain, I feel this case may be at a tipping point.

Agreed. There is no way the restraining order-related docs will be added to the status update filing, even if/when Greer fucks it up. Hardin's acknowledgement that said documentation exists and that he has sighted them should be good enough for anybody.

U_M has already stated that IFP status has been revoked for this case only.

To add to the joy. The Utah Court or Sheriff's will almost certainly charge a document fee for those Restraining Order documents. Russhole ain't getting him his penis sucked this month!