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

[Pelican Bones]

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I think this means Barlow is officially sick of Greer. I can feel the contempt here.

The problem is, now that Barlow has explained it to Greer in detail, he now assumes Greer will start acting right.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

The problem is, now that Barlow has explained it to Greer in detail, he now assumes Greer will start acting right.

Russ should just email him this:

 

[DHugo]

>This case is based on claims of copyright infringement.

Blind judge can't even read, Greer said it's not about copyright.
smh this is injustice

 

[The Man With No Name]

Plaintiff's Motion to Undo The Thing I Did DENIED

Defendant's Motion to Move The Case Forward At All DENIED

Back to the grind.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Defendant's Motion to Move The Case Forward At All DENIED

That wasn't Mr. Hardin's motion. His motion was just a reminder that the District Court has to give him an opportunity to respond if they think Russ might have a point with his objections

 

[Uncle Buck]

Back to the grind.

Like the man said, you can't be king of the world if you're slave to the grind.

 

[obsdj]

You're literally the only one who remembers those motions, bro.

You're right, I should totally be the judge for this case.

Actually, there was yet another motion Greer filed in July for sanctions on Hardin, ECF 346. But all three of those motions are before Bennett, and Bennet has bowties to iron, so our boy must continue to wait for jushtish.

 

[East_Clintwood]

Blind judge can't even read, Greer said it's not about copyright.

Actually he's said it is:



Of course this is because Hardin was doing something he didn't like. He conveniently ignores it's a copyright case when it's time to plightsperg about alleged Hitler emails and the like.

 

[Terrifik]

Happy for belt coming out for misusing the babby(copyright) before supreme court see it

 

[Useful_Mistake]

I looked at Barlow's calendar just to see if there was anything that shocked him awake. Turns out, he's going to have a veeery busy friday

 

[The Un-Clit]

Barlow IS NOT happy
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Absolutely not happy. I knew Greee had pissed on their desk several times too many. Barlow's tard-guarding is over and done with, kiwifams!

 

[Your Starter for 10]

Those plaintiffs and defendants are all lawyers (specifically an IP firm and a commercial property firm). Unless there's some error and they listed the reps as plaintiffs and defendants.

Probably a huge pain in the ass case, and without all the frustrating insanity and ineptitude that Greee offers.

 

[Pedophobe]

You can say this to him 50 fucking times and he still won't understand what you're talking about.

It shouldn't be too long before he starts accusing his opponents of doing it. If it worked on Russell it should work on them too.

 

[obsdj]

Those plaintiffs and defendants are all lawyers (specifically an IP firm and a commercial property firm). Unless there's some error and they listed the reps as plaintiffs and defendants.

Probably a huge pain in the ass case, and without all the frustrating insanity and ineptitude that Greee offers.

Those are quite a lot of motions to deal with all at once. Evidencing that the court can, in fact, hold a damn hearing when there are multiple motions in a single case that need to be dealt with, if it wants to.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

ECF 376, 377

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BARLOW CAME THROUGH!

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I have no words for how funny this is

Where the fuck was this logic last time when, before any fees were imposed, Barlow decided to knock the sanctions down 80% because he didn't even read what Hardin's costs were, and also he admitted in the same ruling that he was guestimating $1,000 would be "far less" than defendants were actually owed?

 

[Your Starter for 10]

Those are quite a lot of motions to deal with all at once. Evidencing that the court can, in fact, hold a damn hearing when there are multiple motions in a single case that need to be dealt with, if it wants to.

I mean it probably helps when most of the filings make some sort of logical and legal sense.

 

[DavidS877]

Those are quite a lot of motions to deal with all at once. Evidencing that the court can, in fact, hold a damn hearing when there are multiple motions in a single case that need to be dealt with, if it wants to.

I think the court may have learned in this case a hearing is absolutely useless as one of the parties doesn't do anything they say they'll do and probably is trying to attend a brothel meeting at the same time.

Just let them file it on paper.

 

[BIG BILL HELL'S]

In a normal case, this is correct. Amusingly, in this case, the roles are reversed: dismissal would be the lesser of sanctions, and the $4600 is the greater.

 

[obsdj]

I think the court may have learned in this case a hearing is absolutely useless as one of the parties doesn't do anything they say they'll do and probably is trying to attend a brothel meeting at the same time.

Just let them file it on paper.

The court could and should have learned that a hearing brings out more truths than the filings do, such as IFP not being applicable, and noncompliance with orders that the court (somehow) thought were being followed.

 

[4090 Chad]

I’m curious what greee’s response will be. Will it be more plight sperging? Will he tell the judge he’s a dumb idiot and try to go behind his back to the district judge again? Will he try to use some weasel word jiu jitsu conjured by ChatGPT to explain that judge just didn’t understand the retarded point he was trying to make? Or some combination of the three?