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

[East_Clintwood]

C'mon Mr. Hardin he sometimes gets 2 or 3 whole emails a day, you can't expect him to keep up with them alongside his creeping on women on LinkedIn full time job


While it's not as bad as his continued insistence on "good faith" or "excusable neglect", he's pulled this one before as well. Whenever he gets called out based on shit he's said before it's never that he's since changed his mind, or that he was lying in the first place, it's that he misspoke (or in my personal favourite example, he typoed). The implication of course being that now he's clarified what he really meant, you can no longer use what he previously said, or in layman's terms just moooove on like Greer has.

 

[Harvey Danger]

Yes, but the Judge wasn't aware that the clerk wasn't Greer's slave, and also that it could cost up to $80, so it really is the Judge's fault

Channeling Acerthorn: it is an unsettled question of law whether a document fee of $80 is sufficient grounds for an IFP plaintiff to shift costs to opposing counsel. We need the benevolent luminaries of the 10th Appeals to weigh in on this novel dilemma!

 

[S.C.U.D.]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

 

[The Great Citracett]

"It's only fair the defendants pay this time, since last time it was my turn!"

 

[oh no its pipkun]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

isnt it $80 because he wanted the court clerk to mail it certifed?

 

[Bogliacci]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

80 dollars that he doesnt need to pay if he wasnt a retard and requested the single document.

 

[RodgerDodger]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

I kind of wonder what outrageous claims he made in that application? And maybe he's realized that letting it get seen would not turn out well for him. Thus his stalling and repeating that he's decided its irrelevant nonstop until everybody agrees with him. I mean it can be taken as evidence that he's been stalking and harassing Null since at least 2018.

 

[Welfare Bum]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

He only paid those because he was backed into a corner and wasn't able to kick and scream to stop it. He still thinks he can weasel out of this. So long as his motion to reconsider is not ruled on, he won't budge. Then he will likely try another avenue.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

ECF 373

 

[Harvey Danger]

Two filings in one day? Hardin can't keep getting away with it!

He's clearly got to where he feels it necessary to handhold the court through their own standard operations. "Ok judge, keep in mind, this is the procedure if you reject the tard, and this is the procedure if you don't. Call me if you need me."

 

[East_Clintwood]

Shouldn't this be 2025 or is that goddamn time travel at it again?

 

[obsdj]

Wyświetl załącznik 8100022

Shouldn't this be 2025 or is that goddamn time travel at it again?

FUCKING HELL HARDIN

Also, 366 was filed on the 14th, though the docket says entered on the 15th. The green stamp says 6:54pm on the 14th. Hopefully….well, hopefully.

 

[AnOminous]

Wyświetl załącznik 8100022

Shouldn't this be 2025 or is that goddamn time travel at it again?

Obligatory typo!

 

[Gorilla Milk]

Wyświetl załącznik 8100022

Shouldn't this be 2025 or is that goddamn time travel at it again?

FUCKING HELL HARDIN

Also, 366 was filed on the 14th, though the docket says entered on the 15th. The green stamp says 6:54pm on the 14th. Hopefully….well, hopefully.

The 10th District decided that this case involves Time Travel, so only fair that Harden hop into the old time machine as well.

 

[oh no its pipkun]

ECF 373
Wyświetl załącznik 8099904
Wyświetl załącznik 8099908

the court can sustain the objection and deny this motion right? i'm having flashbacks of ty beard putting on the t shirt.

 

[RodgerDodger]

the court can sustain the objection and deny this motion right? i'm having flashbacks of ty beard putting on the t shirt.

Technically no they cannot. But they did it anyway last time. This is Hardin reminding the Court that they violated the rules last time.

 

[The Un-Clit]

Typos aside, this is a good call by Hardin (though he needs to give his paralegal a wedgie for the constant typos, or himself a vigorous one if he typed it himself) and hopefully will result in some court action before the heat death of the Universe.

 

[Moths]

'$4,620 would not deter future conduct'

Is this the first time Greee has said something that is actually true?

In reference back to this isn't this just a blatant contempt of court to state "even monetary sanctions won't fix my behaviour yeronner".

Well I mean moreso than ignoring court orders that the judge has helpfully extended for you for months on end. It feels like one of these days Greee might get a knock from a bailiff asking politely for a non-optional tour of the court's other facilities for a couple of days before he stops fucking around and admits he has nothing, (well even moreso than hes already stipulated to).

I am enjoying the Hardin arc of reminding the court of its procedural obligations that will make it a bit more awkward for them to outright ignore them even if on appeal the 10th circuit will say something retarded like "nah we don't care about our procedures lmao".

 

[Irene and 22 others]

Two filings in one day? Hardin can't keep getting away with it!

He's clearly got to where he feels it necessary to handhold the court through their own standard operations. "Ok judge, keep in mind, this is the procedure if you reject the tard, and this is the procedure if you don't. Call me if you need me."

Asking for a hearing is a good move regardless. Greer can't use an AI to generate slop for him so he's limited to his own legal capabilities, or near complete lack thereof. Russ is also retarded enough to tell on himself to the court or not understand what he's doing, similar to how he talked his way out of his own IFP status at the last one. It's also a good opportunity for Hardin to remind the court about how much shit they've let pile up.

 

[Mk1 Fire Control Computer]

I still can't get over how he paid the filing fee, he paid the sanction (even after it had been raised), he went out of his way to mention he had thousands of dollars to spare, but somehow $80 to mail a document is too much.

I honestly think he thinks he doesn't have to pay for something the defense wants, in spite of the rule that both sides bear their own costs, including the cost of answering the other side's questions.

It does fit with his overall, stated strategy of driving up Null's expenses to force a non-monetary settlement. It's why he whined so much when Null raised money for his defense- it put that out of reach.