Posted on 08/18/2014 11:39:38 AM PDT by Citizen Zed
Judge Lucy Koh has blocked an apparent attempt by some of America’s most notorious killers to intervene in the Techtopus Silicon Valley wage-fixing case.
You know you’re living in interesting times when sentences like that one are accurate.
As I reported late last month, Koh’s court had received a handwritten “motion to intervene” apparently signed by a group of high-profile convicted murderers including: Christopher Wirth, William Parker, Jimmy James Thule, Jared Lee Loughner, Jodi Ann Arias, James Holmes, and Terry Lynn Nichols.
Yesterday, Judge Koh responded to the motion: Ruling that the group of murderers lacked the legal standing to intervene in the case involving wage-fixing at Google and Apple.
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They members of a club? How are these sociopaths communicationg?
I'm glad to hear this isn't about Octomom teaming up with Go-Pro cameras.
Careful. Don't giv'em any ideas of unionizing. d;^)
I have to pour vinegar in my eyes now. Thanks.
Well, it hard to see how they would have standing, I suppose some of them might have worked in that industry, but I’m sure not all of them did.
We see the order of denial from the Judge, but what was their contention?
Supermax has a chess club?
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