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To: Catspaw
Not a chance. The lawyers for the other side will still run up legal bills, and unless you know FRCP and FRAP extremely well--as well as case law--they're going to have to spend more time, not less, in a lawsuit.

Like I said, if you play the game, you pay the bill. How are they going to run up their bill? You don't need case law. You are missing the point. You don't argue the case. Tell the judge to decide it with what he has. What discovery are they going to do in a case like this. You simply don't respond to the discovery requests if they submit them. You don't take their phone calls. You tell them, see you in court, don't bother me, we move the monument when a judge tells us to move it.

Again, nothing you do or say in court or in preparation for the trial is going to make a difference in a case like this. The judge will have already made up his mind depending on his political leanings. Again, the only way to win is not to play the game. Do you just like piling money into the hands of lawyers? That seems to be the only course you advocate.

152 posted on 01/20/2004 12:44:44 PM PST by BJungNan
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To: BJungNan
LOL! What you propose is beyond being steamrollered. It's called being a doormat.

I'd love to sue you. And after you get out of jail for failing to to comply with a court order to compel discovery, you can let me know how you enjoyed jail food and sleeping on a 2 inch mattress.

Excuse me while I show your answer to some lawyers I know. They'll get a big laugh out of it.

153 posted on 01/20/2004 2:16:06 PM PST by Catspaw
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