Judge Hazel issued the following order in the Kimberlin v. The Universe, et al. RICO Madness:
Well?
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Judge Hazel issued the following order in the Kimberlin v. The Universe, et al. RICO Madness:Well?
Well, at this point wouldn’t even HE know it’s just throwing good paper after bad?
Surely, Brett Kimberlin would have been aware by today whether, or not, he intended to file such a motion tomorrow. So, either Brett Kimberlin files such a motion tomorrow, or, already, he has blown off the judge’s instruction to him to notify the court if he doesn’t intent to file for a preliminary injunction.
Seems Brett Kimberlin did find time to file a Motion for Issuance of Judgement in the Maryland case. Surely, preparing that motion took longer than pinning a one-sentence notice to Judge Hazel that he is withdrawing his request for leave to file a motion for a preliminary injunction.
If he doesn’t make either filing, the judge’s order has that “sanctions” tone to it. You do not dink around with a federal judge, pro se litigant or not.
Wishful thinking. I’m afraid the most that will happen is a sternly worded letter telling him he messed up.
Can ya tell ive lost a bit of faith in the justice system?
We are all Earl now.
Eventually Charlie Brown learns that Lucy is going to yank the football away.