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

[HackerX]

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Huge fan of Hardin's approach here. The judge hammered Greee for his lack of effort to uncover his eager witness had died a while ago as well as Russ's inability to check emails from the court. Now, not only can't Greee be bothered to respond to repeated emails in a timely manner, much less at all, but doesn't even care enough to read the email when he finally responds. Hardin is building the narrative over Russ (excusably) neglecting his involvement as a party in this court case, and ultimately his severe lack of prosecution.

 

[DumbDude43]

And at least these judges are treating the big bad Kiwi Farms fairly, while their tard shield has been draining for 1.5 years. Is it really a good idea to try fresh judges?

maybe he's just telling this to greer to make him mad lol
"i am considering filing a motion..." is very non-commital language

 

[Sneed Force One]

Without Greerhelping, is the sex worker's testimony so valuable as to change venue?
I get the move back to Florida, for obvious reasons. Ohio, less so.
If it is moved to Ohio, maybe we can retain the illustrious @Potentially Criminal as a Victim Advocate, with plenty of private backroom discussion.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

I can’t wait for the case to be transferred again so we can find out how it gets transferred back to Utah this time.

Greer will definitely file his opposition an hour late again now that the precedent has been set.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Without Greerhelping, is the sex worker's testimony so valuable as to change venue?
I get the move back to Florida, for obvious reasons. Ohio, less so.
If it is moved to Ohio, maybe we can retain the illustrious @Potentially Criminal as a Victim Advocate, with plenty of private backroom discussion.

I'd assume he'd only file it if MtD is denied for trial purposes

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Shitlips after 8 consecutive emails over the course of 17 days repeating the same simple question:

What was your inquiry?

This fresh barrage of witnesses is the absolute fucking best. Excited to see what Amazon have to say and any evidence regarding the forged letters if the case ever gets that far.

It's a fantastic look for the guy doing the suing to tell his victim's representation to "stop fixating on the case" and repeatedly ignoring important communications. Very "excusable", bizarrely.

 

[DavidS877]

Sadly my actual job is cutting into my reloading this thread job.

ECF 431 as images and attached as a single PDF.

Spoiler: Load sixteen pages and what do you get.

 

[Summary Judgment]

I like how Hardin is using the court's own order (in part disagreeing with Defendants) from 150+ filings ago against Greer's newest arguments.

Mr. Greer states he has never before sought sanctions under Fed. R. Civ. P. 37. But that’s transparently false and shows only how cavalier Mr. Greer has become in making untrue and unresearched allegations of wrongdoing against undersigned counsel. This Court’s docket reflects (as Mr. Greer’s own memory should also) that Mr. Greer sought sanctions under Rule 37 at ECF No. 263. That motion was denied, with the Court expressly holding that Mr. Greer’s motion was filed under Rule 37. ECF No. 272 at 5, n. 18 (“The court also notes that, contrary to Defendants’ assertion, Mr. Greer’s motion for sanctions was brought under Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(b)…”).

 

[FamicomGorby]

If it gets transferred back to Florida I hope Hardin just files something akin to this

This fresh barrage of witnesses is the absolute fucking best.

Even without investigating Greer's actions, keeping the case in Greer's face is a good strategy. Greer is pretty content to let the case simmer in the background forever, as seen from the times that he just ignores it for months and then files a motion to undo the thing that just happened when he finally looks. He's lazy and forcing him to stay engaged just means Greer will get more and more frustrated. Probably won't get him to drop the case just to be rid of it, but enough to make Greer keep fucking up catastrophically.

Excited to see what Amazon have to say

Probably that the sales of his book were completely unaffected by the google drive.

 

[CEO of Gay]

Mr. Greer is also simply wrong.

I don't know why this simple sentence makes me laugh so much, but it does.

There's an entry for random_text.txt if I ever read one.

 

[XL xQgg?QcQCaTYDMjqoDnYpG]

This is the most innovative legal strategy I've seen in this millenium

 

[HackerX]

I'm curious if the reason Russ forgot he's attempted this type of sanction before was because he's a retard, or ChatGPT wasn't aware of it and Russ glanced through without catching it. Obviously, the former is a safe bet, but the latter is really, really tempting.

 

[Pee Cola]

Buddy Boy, are you high? If you dump this docket in the lap of another court, they will throw you in jail for trying to kill them.

Whilst I initially wasn't sure why Hardin would propose a venue change to Ohio, it would make sense should Natalie Banks be eager to testify.

That being said, sending the case back to Florida could also work, preferably to Judge Bozo who bounced it back to Utah. It'd be a just punishment for him.

 

[AnOminous]

So much for our sad sojourn in Nothingeverhappensville.

Not just any legal brothel but perhaps the most famous of them all.

 

[RodgerDodger]

Whilst I initially wasn't sure why Hardin would propose a venue change to Ohio, it would make sense should Natalie Banks be eager to testify.

That being said, sending the case back to Florida could also work, preferably to Judge Bozo who bounced it back to Utah. It'd be a just punishment for him.

I suspect this is more Hardin making a point than any actual desire to start over in a new court. Of course I could be wrong.

 

[Sneed Force One]

This is the most innovative legal strategy I've seen in this millenium

Proponents of DUCivR 37-1 HATE this LIFE HACK

 

[DavidS877]

I suspect this is more Hardin making a point than any actual desire to start over in a new court. Of course I could be wrong.

If he can get it transferred it's likely it will be concluded years, if not decades earlier than if it stays in Utah.

 

[obsdj]

I suspect this is more Hardin making a point than any actual desire to start over in a new court. Of course I could be wrong.

It does come across more as needling Greer and the Utah judges, the former for his retardation and the latter for their refusal to act. I can't imagine any way in which moving the case to Ohio would even be seriously considered, much less considered an actual good idea in real life. The pseudonymous hooker's potential testimony isn't going to be particularly helpful, although her sheer presence in the email exchanges between Hardin and Greer is itself causing our Plaintiff to shit himself most hilariously.

 

[East_Clintwood]

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The funny thing is Russ clearly thinks this a sick comeback to Hardin's response and not you know, yet another thing he's gonna get in shit for.

 

[DavidS877]

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Hardin has run out of courtesy for Greer it seems.

I cannot understand how Greer doesn't understand the relevance of Amazon's information in a COPYRIGHT case.

Anyone with 0.00001% of a brain would realize that you need to show how the alleged infringement impacted sales(or in this case made no difference at all). And really this should have been a disclosure Greer made, along with every other location his book (wasn't) sold.