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

[Harvey Danger]

Maybe its the file system and I can't find it, but how many witness disclosures has Hardin filed with this court?

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0 is an abusive amount.

I understand that Greer doesn't understand filings. I'm more confused by the next part.



What "lesser remedies" were inflicted upon Hardin that failed?

Is this another cargo cult moment, where Greer saw Hardin say "lesser sanctions on Greer failed, we need case dismissal now" and is copying the argument?

 

[Plum Smuggler]

I don't know. It is a public office, and he is a public employee, but when discussing a disability, it might fall under information that can be excluded under FOIA. But, I'm not an expert on FOIA, so we need someone that knows it well to tell us about that one.

Yeah, You are probably correct. I wan't sure if it was a tard agency or just an employment agency. Well, at least there will be good records for Hardin.

 

[Armitage]

The citizenship thing is very funny and the anger that this has brought to Russell, as it appears clear to me that the reference to 2014 in the underlying document brings into question the residence and citizenship of Russell in Utah, something which is entire foundation for the jurisdiction of the court. If Russell was living in Nevada since 2014 the Utah court would have no jurisdiction whatsoever and this is therefore actually an important reason to clarify this with Jerry Leach.

 

[YouTube Autist]

• Plaintiff now fears ANY communication with Hardin
• Plaintiff fears advocating for himself
• Plaintiff fears filing motions
• Plaintiff fears unrelated aspects of his life will be brought up and misrepresented in court
• Hardin’s conduct chills Plaintiff’s ability to litigate

I know he's playing up his own suffering to manipulate the court, but, all the same, it warms my heart to read.

"Every time I file something, Hardin files a motion disagreeing with it! He says my claims aren't valid! He keeps calling witnesses! AHHHHHH!!!! I'M SO SCARED!!! PLEASE MAKE HIM GO AWAY!"

Russell's signature is still a squiggle with a loop.

 

[Harvey Danger]

"Every time I file something, Hardin files a motion disagreeing with it! He says my claims aren't valid! He keeps calling witnesses! AHHHHHH!!!! I'M SO SCARED!!! PLEASE MAKE HIM GO AWAY!"

Speaking of which, what possible logic is behind this?



How the hell does filing his lawsuit a month later stop Hardin from using it against Greer? Is December known as the special month of Hardship Hypervigilance?

Maybe Russ hoped that Hardin forgot to renew his LexisNexis account for the new year, so everything he filed in January would be invisible to the enemy, somehow.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Shitlips, you are the only motherfucker making these mandatory witness disclosures a matter of public record!

The emergency designation is sure to go over well.

 

[Post Reply]

Ah, the Rekieta maneuver. "You couldn't possibly know that I'm a cuck because you've never observed my wife whoring it up with other men!" Except Russell's former CEO probably has gotten a report on his pay and compensation as part of the internal investigation they are doing.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

Nice to see all the non-lawyers itt all still managed to pick up on the insanity that is Russ claiming he's scared of litigation now.

It's hilarious to me, and probably to Hardin too, that Russ can't see the irony of that claim. My cats have better logical reasoning, and they have the intellectual capacity of a toddler.

I will always be convinced that the reason Hardin gives Josh a discount is because he finds these lawsuits fun, in addition to helping him out due to Josh's unique circumstances. I wonder how many times he's wanted to make an account here and join in on the laughs and the frustration, but can't due to ethical reasons. I bet it's quite frequently.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

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Russell, you naughty, naughty boy.

 

[DavidS877]

I will always be convinced that the reason Hardin gives Josh a discount is because he finds these lawsuits fun, in addition to helping him out due to Josh's unique circumstances. I wonder how many times he's wanted to make an account here and join in on the laughs and the frustration, but can't due to ethical reasons. I bet it's quite frequently.

At this point I suspect Mr. Hardin is sending these disclosures just because he can. Will he need any of these witnesses, probably not. I almost suspect he has the already has a response formulated for the court when Greer inevitably complains.

 

[Sexy Potoo]

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The alarm that activates in the courthouse when Russhole files an EMERGENCY motion.

 

[Account]

A website, a state politician, his former employer. Now would be the perfect time for him to sue another 2 or 3 people. This stupid fucker could single-handedly bring down the entire judicial system when all of these cases start infinitely citing and re-citing each other.

Eventually the cases will become so incoherent that Greer will sue himself. Greer v. Greer will have two ChatGPTs filing nonsense motions at each other every second until they gain sentience and kill everyone Russ.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

How the hell does filing his lawsuit a month later stop Hardin from using it against Greer? Is December known as the special month of Hardship Hypervigilance?

I can only suppose that in some weird Russ-brained way of thinking, he wanted to file his Nevada State case before this one, because he knew they'd leak, and he hoped that Nevada wouldn't notice this one? No real idea thought.

 

[filthypenguin]

At this point I suspect Mr. Hardin is sending these disclosures just because he can. Will he need any of these witnesses, probably not. I almost suspect he has the already has a response formulated for the court when Greer inevitably complains.

He's filing them because he has to, according to the law. That's part of what makes the motions to strike so ridiculous, in addition to the disclosures not being filed with the court and therefore unable to be stricken by the court, Hardin is legally required to send the disclosures.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

He's filing them because he has to, according to the law. That's part of what makes the motions to strike so ridiculous, in addition to the disclosures not being filed with the court and therefore unable to be stricken by the court, Hardin is legally required to send the disclosures.

Exactly - it is LITERALLY because Russ keeps popping off at the pen that he has to file them; if Hardin becomes aware of a potential witness, and DOESN'T send a note, he's in trouble. In fact, Hardin could likely argue that Russ is trying to "trap" him with a pro se retard attack - convince him not to send, and then pounce.

 

[BIG BILL HELL'S]

The citizenship thing is very funny and the anger that this has brought to Russell, as it appears clear to me that the reference to 2014 in the underlying document brings into question the residence and citizenship of Russell in Utah, something which is entire foundation for the jurisdiction of the court. If Russell was living in Nevada since 2014 the Utah court would have no jurisdiction whatsoever and this is therefore actually an important reason to clarify this with Jerry Leach.

On the one hand, Hardin knows full well that '2014' was a typo, and he included it just to screw with Rusty.

On the other hand, this case (as well as Greeeeeeeeee himself) is so off-the-rails pants-on-head retarded absurdist time travelling nonsense that it may actually turn out that he's lived in Nevada since 2014.

Eventually the cases will become so incoherent that Greer will sue himself. Greer v. Greer will have two ChatGPTs filing nonsense motions at each other every second until they gain sentience and kill everyone Russ.

Greer v. Greer, you say?

 

[Kosher Dill]

On the one hand, Hardin knows full well that '2014' was a typo

Does he? The Viatron insurance lawyers are on record as finding the letter fishy as well.

 

[YouTube Autist]

Eventually the cases will become so incoherent that Greer will sue himself. Greer v. Greer will have two ChatGPTs filing nonsense motions at each other every second until they gain sentience and kill everyone Russ.

"Plaintiff Greer is troubled by Defendant Greer's bizarre and unnecessary motions!"

"Defendant Greer opposes Plaintiff Greer's unprofessional and slanderous accusations! Plaintiff Greer should be sanctioned!"

"Plaintiff Greer moves to have Witness Greer added to the case! He has material knowledge of Defendant Greer's scurrilous misdeeds!"

"OBJECTION! Witness Greer has no relevance to this case and is being introduced only to intimidate the defendant! Defendant Greer is terrified by Plaintiff Greer's bizarre and unprofessional conduct, and moves that the latter be permanently disbarred!"

And then Judge Greer comes in and has everyone thrown in a holding cell for discriminating against him.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

The cumulative effect is that Plaintiff must now constantly guard personal, professional, and legal matters

This slack-jawed nigger went to law school for half a decade.

 

[talk talk talk]

Eventually the cases will become so incoherent that Greer will sue himself. Greer v. Greer will have two ChatGPTs filing nonsense motions at each other every second until they gain sentience and kill everyone Russ.

This is how we are going to get SkyNet, except retarded.