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Dear Panic Pass and Notorial Dissent,
You both have tried to offer assistance to the poster as did I. To one extent or another we have all wasted our time with someone who does not know what he is doing as is not willing to learn. He was looking for someone to do it for him.
He claims to know discovery, but presents no supporting evidence he knows anything but the word. Based on what he has written, I suspect he used subpoenas duces tecum directed at parties to the issue when he should have properly used interrogatories, production of documents and requests for admission.
He thanks me for nothing as my answers were as vague as those of the judges. He forgets he mentioned the judge provided no answers. He apparently is so devoid of legal knowledge he does not recognize the terms interlocutory appeal, relief, state statutes, rules of the court and local rules. These are not vague, legal terms.
He also does not comprehend the proper way to obtain reasoned responses from those here who do work in court is to provide the following information, which should be helpful, I hope, to others requesting aid.
Please provide the venue of the court; is it federal or state. If it is state, please tell us what state. Is the matter criminal or civil. If criminal, what crimes are complained of; with code or statute numbers. If civil are you the plaintiff or defendant/respondent. What is the nature of the matter. What has been filed in the case by either side. Can you download documents for us to read. (Anyone who has more to add to this list, please jump in.) These are the basics any of us researchers need to help you.
As for this instant poster, I will tell you what I know about Due Process vis-a-vis your instant case. When the court is finished with you it will have Processed all the Due Due out of you.
Joseph Sugarman, Self Styled Pro Se Litigator from Hell.
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