Now that all the briefs are filed in the appeal of the Kimberlin v. Frey RICO Remnant LOLsuit and we’re waiting for the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to rule, I’ll be recycling posts related to that appeal and the other pending Team-Kimberlin-related cases. A big part of The Dread Deadbeat Pro-Se Kimberlin’s appeal is his whining about not being able to publish confidential discovery material on websites such as Breitbart Unmasked Bunny Billy Boy Unread. This post from two years ago today deals with that same theme.
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The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin has sent what appears to be an ex parte letter to Judge Hazel whining about the discovery protective order issued in the Kimberlin v. Frey RICO Remnant LOLsuit.
The assertions in the letter are nonsensical. All the protective order prohibits is giving any discovery information marked “Confidential” to a third-party not directly involved in the LOLsuit. That means that TDPK is forbidden from leaking confidential information to “the press,” i.e., Bunny Boy Unread. In order for “the press” to challenge the order, 57F Osborne will have to hire a lawyer.
Heh.
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TDPK could have hired a lawyer to file a motion on behalf of Breitbart Unmasked Bunny Billy Boy Unread to unseal the Frey discovery, but I suppose that spending that $9k on other “documents” has crimped his budge. Or maybe having to identify the actual entity behind that website as the party filing such a motion …
“Moreover, there is a real possibility that the press will move to overturn the order if it is not modified.”
Interesting. Setting aside for the moment the irony that Brett was citing a mandamus appeal for the press involving a criminal case about a felon dealing weapons, the actual writ was supported by amicus from an array of established press organizations with impressive credentials.
IIRC, Kimberlin filed the writ of mandamus to the appeals court, and not the press as he had warned. The Wall Street Journal, AP, CNN, FoxNews, CBS, PBS, NBC, ABC News, NY Times, NY Post, the Guardian, BBC, SkyNews, Al Jazeera, Telemundo, Air America, The Young Turks, Inforwars, Bill O’Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Rachel Maddow, Al Sharpton, Village Voice, Liberals Today, Daily Kos, Joy Reid, Bill Maher, ESPN, Fox Sports, Saturday Night Live Dateline, every local newspaper, radio and TV station in the US, and 99.999999999 percent of citizen bloggers, all seemed to pass on filing an amicus brief, with the exception of two emails submitted as exhibits, one by then Editor of Bunny Boy Unread and one from an obscure satire and parody purveyor, Bill Schmalfeldt who memory-holed and abandoned more rebranded WordPress sites than stages of Parkinson’s.
Apparently, he’s not the big man he projects. And for a guy who wants the press, he sure seemed to run away from it when Buzzfeed asked him about the damaging documents purchased from the Ukraine. Weren’t those supposed to take down Donald Trump?
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Unpublished opinions cannot be cited as authority outside the original case.
You can hardly call websites tied to Brett Kimberlin legitimate sites and cannot be under any circumstance consider those sites as legitimate news sites. Any website tied to or linked anyway to Brett Kimberlin is nothing more than a phony website developed for the sole purpose of defrauding the public. And speaking of Bretibart Unmasked, it is not surprising that Bill Schmalfeldt has latched on to the Roy More scandal and seems to be delighted and fascinated with the phrase “Kiddie Diddler”. Schmalfeldt also appears to be very well informed how to implement that phrase.