In the movie “The Replacements”, Coach Ginty asked the players in a meeting to discuss their fears. The players, all replacements on a professional football team, were still learning how to come together as a team. The discussion started as fears of spiders and bees. Then, quarterback Shane Falco said “Quicksand.” After a bit of confusion from Franklin, he explains it like this: Continue reading
Today, in real life court, Magistrate Kaymani West gave Bill Schmalfeldt what he wanted: Granting his motion for a Second Amended Complaint.
Yesterday, on his Pro Se Away Blog, Schmalfeldt was touting how his new Second Amended Complaint was fortified with new armour since he added the Does, Roes and Poes. And because it mirrored a complaint filing by John Hoge’s attorney, this was absolutely a slam dunk case and everyone is going to pay. Continue reading
Over on the Pro Se Away blog by the hapless Bill Schmalfeldt, he has decided that since his fatally flawed Second Amendment Complaint contains similarities to a complaint filed by John Hoge’s Pro Bono lawyer that his complaint meets the rigorous standards that will guarantee him success.
In other words, defendants should start hiding the wives, children and assets offshore because he’s coming for you!
Note: This is a really long and technical article with lots of legalese for potential Pro Se Plaintiffs.
Let’s fisk his claims.
With apologies to those with sensitive constitutions –
A Magistrate walks into their office and sees a post it note to review an amended complaint from a Pro-Se representing himself..
Schmalfeldt has a new blog! He’s added a soon to be deleted web space to document his journey as a Pro-Se Plaintiff in his federal lawsuit to fight back against all his haters, defamers and libelers.
No really, he made a federal case out of it..
If you are new to this saga, Bill wants you to believe that he is a private citizen on the receiving end of unjust and unwanted harassment from a bunch of right wing nut jobs!
“He who represents himself has a fool for a client.” – Abraham Lincoln, quoted here.
LULZ MUSCLES IN CRITICAL CONDITION!!
BWAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHAH!!
Update: Link above.
Just thinking out loud here..
Reasons a lawyer will settle a case:
It’s in the best interest of both parties. Usually, lawyers attempt to settle the case to avoid trial and to not run up the expenses on the client. Going to trial is an expensive endeavor. Attorney’s will often seek a fair settlement for both sides. It’s always preferred when the outcome is not certain.
Over at the Artisan Craft Blog, Dave Alexander reports about the road ahead for Team Kimbergarden and shares an email comment from Bill Schmalfeldt after Sarah Palmer was granted a No Contact Order in North Carolina.
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