The punishment phase
United States District Judge S. Thomas Anderson in Tennessee has awarded Defendants $10,565.23 in the case of Liberty Legal Foundation v. Democratic National Committee of the USA. This is less than half of what the Defense asked for. Judge Anderson spent 17 pages explaining his decision.
This order goes against the Plaintiffs’ counsel, Van R. Irion, for needlessly multiplying proceedings, pursuant to 28 USC §1927.
It seems to me that with all of the significant birther lawsuits winding down, we’re seeing the Courts trying to make some defendants whole by assessing the costs of defending frivolous lawsuits to the birthers who brought them. Taitz was required to pay $20,000 as a punishment and $4,000 in costs in birther cases. This plus some small court costs bring the total to over $30,500. The threat of §1927 sanctions against Orly Taitz in Mississippi of much larger magnitude is looming. If we get a few more, I’ll do a table of them.
Read the order:
LLF-TN – ECF 53 – 2012-12-04 – OrDER Granting in Part Motion for Attorn
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Nice… Orly may want to take notice 🙂
Since Mario is getting in bed with her, he should take notice….of course he won’t, HE’S WINNING….he keeps telling us… 😎
The number of brain cells lost trying to understand these people’s arguments are astronomical.
Obviously the Obama thugs got to that Judge too lol
I know you’re being figurative, but I’m still gonna slap you for putting in my brain the image of someone in bed with Orly.
Can I sue her for causing me to lose my appetite for pancakes?
bovril: Since Mario is getting in bed with her …..
goodness – i just got the visual ……….
isn’t there something about waking up with fleas?
I’m hoping George Soros commissions a new work; Orly walking her pancake to his first day of school.