Next Tuesday, the next set of hearings in the Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. nuisance lawsuit will be held to deal with motions to compel discovery from The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin and motions for summary judgment. Writing about TDPK’s present situation might provide him with insight into how to better argue his case, so for the next few days, I’ll be recycling some oldies from the TKPOD Greatest Hits section.
Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
Originally posted on 15 December, 2013
The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin is no stranger to filing—and losing—RICO lawsuits. While he was still in prison, he ran a business selling porn to other jailbirds. When he lost his original connection for the porn, he turned to a new source, but was unsatisfied with what was provided. On page 213 of Mark Singer’s Citizen K we find:
In January 1987, in federal court in Madison, Wisconsin, Kimberlin sued Crest Paragon Productions, alleging false advertising, breach of contract, mail fraud, conspiracy, and violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). … He asked for compensatory and punitive damages totaling $150,000. After “a [redacted] Reagan appointee” dismissed the suit on procedural grounds, Brett appealed to the Seventh Circuit but was told he’d have to pay an additional filing fee. “I decided at that point I’d spent enough on this,” he said.
One wonders when he will come to the same realization in his current Rico Madness.
Yet another example that shows us how Kimberlin never reformed at all. Hoge and his co-defendants are fighting someone who’s been a vicious, remorseless criminal his entire adult life.
He’ll…he was a criminal before he became an adult. A convicted criminal no less.
I’m not involved in the case, but it is aggravating to me as a citizen to see people dragged into court with nuisance suits with the intent of silencing their speech. And it is particularly vexing to see the courts allow a serial “lawfare” abuser like TDPK allowed to do it repeatedly, especially when he openly brags about it as he did in Patterico’s comment section. He doesn’t even pretend he has a case, just that he can cost you money to show it.
It’s time for judges to squash this bug permanently by declaring him a vexatious litigant and requiring pre-approval of any filings.
Amen!
He also should be on the hook for lawyer’s fees for the defendants, but he’s been able to duck paying Mrs. Delong for a very long time.
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