Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by throwawayjava on Monday September 11, 2017 @10:00PM
(#15224178)
I mean, it sounds like he was trying help intimidate already fidgety witnesses. That's not just wasting the court's time.
Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by foota on Monday September 11, 2017 @10:28PM
(#15224282)
What? I don't have context for what else has occurred, but it sounds like the lawyer in this case was objecting to the bond that the judge put on his client?
Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by throwawayjava on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @12:35AM
(#15224838)
Person A was on trial for (attempted?) murder. Person B posts to InstaFaceGram that Person A will be free soon. Person B then shows up to court and starts live-streaming the court proceedings, included of witnesses, to a sketch-sounding Facebook group.
Person B then lies to judge about what he was doing and so the judge throws him in jail for 6 months for contempt.
The probable witness tampering probably had something to do with the harsh contempt punishment.
Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by foota on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @01:30AM
(#15225020)
Ohhhhh. I see where I was wrong. I had only watched the second reference in op's post. Thank you for explaining.
Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by pooloo1 on Monday September 11, 2017 @10:38PM
(#15224344)
Would it really be the people getting on the judges nerves or the corporation at fault?
Re:Chatbot lets you print lawsuit forms for suing Equifax fo...
by jlgaddis on Monday September 11, 2017 @11:34PM
(#15224625)
Even if a judge decided your lawsuit was completely frivolous, I'm pretty sure most would just throw it out -- not throw you in jail for contempt. Now, if you filed dozens of similar frivolous lawsuits in the same court...
[i] http://www.gainesville.com/news/20170227/gainesville-man-get...
[ii] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssujwibxOlA