I wanna see the debtor's movie!

[TorqueWheeler]

This picture made me loff, even his name is like 70% of melancholy

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I thought his name was Mudhoney at first. He looks like a derelict from the morning after St. Paddy's day.

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

So pat gets to stay at home, start drinking early, and xeeting about Trump all day while his case gets kicked down the road a few weeks. I can only hope the judge pushes back but I have a feeling it will be a very underwhelming day.

 

[SFWA liaison]

was James Dickinson a Jackson Jones or a SFWA referral?

 

[Mr-Wrinkle-Paws]

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These are like headshots of the extras in the Mos Eisley cantina

Did this bitch have a harelip? that nose is more distracting than Kuhns

 

[CompoundBasement]

A KFag has made an interesting point, I'm hoping Quasi can speak to.

They said Sosnay was only named presiding judge of this case once it was moved to a contempt hearing - is that true?

I'm hoping Rick's public animosity and disrespect toward the MPD has played into the circuit's decision to bring in a judge notorious for harsh treatment of contempters.

Imagine if the MPD chief or even the DA campaigned to have Sosnay on this to protect their honor? Aw, Rick. What have you done?

Fatso screaming at the top of his lungs that he's going to sue the MPD for a million dollars and sending the video to news networks and podcasters probably won't do him any favors.

 

[guest]

So pat gets to stay at home, start drinking early, and xeeting about Trump all day while his case gets kicked down the road a few weeks. I can only hope the judge pushes back but I have a feeling it will be a very underwhelming day.

That’s how it goes. For better or worse, the justice system is set up to allow things to drag out. Rick will get his, hopefully starting on Thursday, but as long as quasi continues to pursue it will eventually happen.

 

[PorqueDealer]

This picture made me loff, even his name is like 70% of melancholy

Attorney Andrew A. Muchoney at O'Flaherty Law

Andrew has over 25 years of experience as a trial attorney and has successfully litigated over many cases, including divorce, custody disputes, business valuations, orders of protection, and appellate practice regarding grandparent visitation.

www.oflaherty-law.com

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[FurBurger]

A KFag has made an interesting point, I'm hoping Quasi can speak to.

They said Sosnay was only named presiding judge of this case once it was moved to a contempt hearing - is that true?

I don't think that was the case. I'm too lazy to go back and look, but I remember there was an argument about whether Sosnay was still going to be the judge when it moved to contempt, as he'd been handling it before the contempt motion.

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

That’s how it goes. For better or worse, the justice system is set up to allow things to drag out. Rick will get his, hopefully starting on Thursday, but as long as quasi continues to pursue it will eventually happen.

Hopefully sanctions or some wild card that comes from quasis response to the motion can still force pat to either cooperate or get punished. Its basically giving him enough rope to hang himself.

 

[FurBurger]

This picture made me loff, even his name is like 70% of melancholy

Attorney Andrew A. Muchoney at O'Flaherty Law

Andrew has over 25 years of experience as a trial attorney and has successfully litigated over many cases, including divorce, custody disputes, business valuations, orders of protection, and appellate practice regarding grandparent visitation.

www.oflaherty-law.com

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That's the Drunk Uncle off SNL, isn't it?

 

[TorqueWheeler]

Who saw that coming?

 

[BudDickman]

Why would the judge grant a continuance? There is nothing to litigate. Either Pat agrees to pay, or he refuses. If he refuses, then he's defying the court order and is in contempt.

 

[guest]

Why would the judge grant a continuance? There is nothing to litigate. Either Pat agrees to pay, or he refuses. If he refuses, then he's defying the court order and is in contempt.

The right of a defendant to have an attorney is considered so sacred that if a continuance is requested by a pro se individual for the purpose of getting an attorney, they are almost always granted. The judge doesn't want to be in a situation where he sentences someone to jail who would have otherwise avoided it if he had had an attorney. Also, since pro se individuals generally know nothing about the law or how civil proceedings are supposed to work, it's usually the case that less court time will be wasted by giving them a continuance in order to obtain an attorney.

 

[Prison Enjoyer]

A KFag has made an interesting point, I'm hoping Quasi can speak to.

They said Sosnay was only named presiding judge of this case once it was moved to a contempt hearing - is that true?

Wrong. He's been the judge since the debt was originally domesticated on Jenuary 6th.

KF fags being blatantly wrong on basic facts? Who would ever expect!

 

[TorqueWheeler]

CHECK OUT DICKINSON'S PROFILE

HAHAHAHAHA HOLEEEEEEEEEE SHIT!

He looks like if Ken Marino's life took a drastic wrong turn somewhere.

 

[Kim_Jong_Poon_]

The right of a defendant to have an attorney is considered so sacred that if a continuance is requested by a pro se individual for the purpose of getting an attorney, they are almost always granted. The judge doesn't want to be in a situation where he sentences someone to jail who would have otherwise avoided it if he had had an attorney. Also, since pro se individuals generally know nothing about the law or how civil proceedings are supposed to work, it's usually the case that less court time will be wasted by giving them a continuance in order to obtain an attorney.

He has representatives now. Maybe they'll request more time, but the judge will likely ask *what are you arguing*?

How can they possibly respond other than a bankruptcy plan is underway?

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

One possible upside is that it might open the possibility that the next few court dates have a chance for audio back on the table.

 

[PorqueDealer]

He has representatives now. Maybe they'll request more time, but the judge will likely ask *what are you arguing*?

How can they possibly respond other than a bankruptcy plan is underway?

Fatty thinks he can go bankrupt and still keep all his toys.

One possible upside is that it might open the possibility that the next few court dates have a chance for audio back on the table.

We'll get to see any changes in Nikki's CD collection over the last decade.

 

[Niki]

sounds like thursday is a bust

 

[DeadWithoutMyDavid]

@captain_kamala can you rank all these please, thanks in advance

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The top 2 guys, O'Flaherty and Hector, are inbred cousins or something right? It's like someone shaved 2 Appalachian hillbilly brothers.

I guess Karla J is the Norma Buster of this wacky bunch!