This is exactly what Leo encountered in NJ courts and at SCOTUS with the clerks. Runaround, conflicting demands, nonsense
Some of the people here are already taking the judge’s side. The judiciary no longer cares about We The People or the Constitution anymore.
Can Berg then take this case to SCOTUS if it is dismissed?
Orly needs more active military in the thousands so the court system can tell our military that they do not have standing.
I doubt if people read what Lisa filed or they wouldn’t be siding with the judge. She is documenting which is exactly what she should do what happened.
I have no idea what is going to happen; but people should really take this seriously. This is a real look into how sometimes the legal world works.
I don’t know about the rest of what you asked. But it’s definately worth reading what she wrote. And I stress she is documenting what happened.
This is exactly what Leo encountered in NJ courts and at SCOTUS with the clerks. Runaround, conflicting demands, nonsense
***I remember that and thought at the time that some kind of games were being played but no one knew the rules.
I too would like to know if a higher court would hear a case over court procedures. Fed courts are tough, but I’ve never hear of them acting like this. If there is an appeal over miscommuncation by court personnel, or whatever...I’m not sure that can be done. It is the attorney who is completely responsible for all documents filed with the court. Paralegals are supervised by attys, she was acting on attys behalf. If the atty messes up, he’s to be responsible. If the judge had committed an error, then there would be a cause for appeal of some type. Clerks are not suppose to give advice, but they can reject documents.
Can Berg then take this case to SCOTUS if it is dismissed?
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what SCOTUS? That sham group sitting in there not even pretending to give a sh*t about the Constitution?
No. He can appeal the dismissal to the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. If they affirm the dismissal he can ask SCOTUS to hear the case, but they don't have to.