To: No Longer Free State
What's needed is some pro-bono legal help. I should think a counter-suit might be the way to go.
6 posted on
11/22/2004 5:20:41 AM PST by
Cicero
(Nil illegitemus carborundum est)
To: Cicero
Hi, Folks. I am not so sure publicity like this is a good thing. Right now, we were offered a chance to sign mutual releases and let this go behind us.
While I am totally convinced of my innocence in this charge, this is the kind of thing that might make the Plaintiff dig in his heels and fight.
The issue is NOT whether I think I can win this, we have some tremendously damning evidence to present in trial, but the issue is whether I can afford to continue the fight.
The fund-raiser so far has allowed me to pay the lawyer back for fees incurred so far. I need to almost triple what I have collected to finish the fight, and then, repeat this for a countersuit to come to trial.
That is way to much money to ask people to help with...in fact, asking for what I got so far is too much.
It is too late, McCaslin wrote an accurate piece, and the word has gone out.
I am just concerned about unintended consequences that I cannot afford.
14 posted on
11/22/2004 5:44:00 AM PST by
RaceBannon
(Arab Media pulled out of Fallujah; Could we get the MSM to pull out of America??)
To: Cicero
>What's needed is some pro-bono legal help. I should think a counter-suit might be the way to go.
Absolutely. A little SLAP litigation would be wonderful.
Litigant is longtime AA Dem "Reverend" scammer with multiple fraud problems. Sue him, his church, his wife, anyone who encouraged him, anyone else who was with him at the rally, etc.
Plaintiffs control litigation, but counter-plaintifs can turn up the heat too.
15 posted on
11/22/2004 5:44:17 AM PST by
MindBender26
(Having your own XM177 E2 means never having to say you are sorry......)
To: Cicero
Counter suit is all they will understand and should be done right away IMHO.
28 posted on
11/22/2004 5:57:27 AM PST by
keysguy
(Trust the media as far as you can throw them)
To: Cicero
I sent him a donation, but I also I hope that he can still get some pro bono help and ultimately prevail and counter-sue. Also, if the man suing him is falsely claiming that he was battered, and testifies to that in court under oath, I hope the D.A. looks hard at filing a perjury case. If Martha Stewart can be jailed for lying to officials then so can someone filing a false civil suit.
39 posted on
11/22/2004 6:19:40 AM PST by
Enterprise
(The left hates the Constitution. Islamic Fascism hates America. Natural allies.)
To: Cicero
I should think a counter-suit might be the way to go. A huge counter-suit attached to a Federal Civil Rights suit involving the suppression of the first amendment would appear to be in order. The liberal bullies who use the legal system to unjustly attack people they oppose should have a comeuppance.
77 posted on
11/22/2004 12:41:27 PM PST by
fella
To: Cicero
What's needed is some pro-bono legal help.If you're pro-Bono, perhaps you need to
check out another forum.
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107 posted on
11/22/2004 7:50:34 PM PST by
O.C. - Old Cracker
(When the cracker gets old, you wind up with Old Cracker. - O.C.)
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