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PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 5:37 pm 
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Looks like the entry was modified flunk pro junk.

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In the OC, if no one appears to argue the motion the tentative ruling becomes the court's official order. I'm thinking Judge Perk did not want the "AWFUL" phrase enshrined in the official order, having already made his point in the tentative.

Or, if she did appear and he made his point to her in person, there was no need to make it "official".

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 5:47 pm 
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In the OC, if no one appears to argue the motion the tentative ruling becomes the court's official order. I'm thinking Judge Perk did not want the "AWFUL" phrase enshrined in the official order, having already made his point in the tentative.

I agree.
For CA attorneys, do state judges have same court grievance committee system as federal judges? I.e., could Perk refer this/Taitz to the committee?


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As OC Judge Glass noted to Orly at the Dunn hearing on July 1, CA attorneys are required to put their bar number on every pleading so that the judge will know who they are if a report to the Bar is called for.

Of course, Orly left it off again on the AWFUL pile of poo she filed with Judge Perk only a few weeks later. So either she fails to learn from the direct instruction of judges or she purposely leaves it off to slow down the discipline process.

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Looks like the entry was modified flunk pro junk.

It was a DTIFP.

Delete the insult for posterity.

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Is any of you a PA attorney?


Well, is you?

lol.


Does she have a hefty retainer available?

And, would a bunch of Philadelphia Lawyers do?


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Is any of you a PA attorney?


Well, is you?

lol.


Does she have a hefty retainer available?

And, would a bunch of Philadelphia Lawyers do?

I'm not sure she would be willing to pay in cash. Maybe she will do some free work on you in her dental chair. :shock: Remember, she does like to barter.

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Taitz had a big day today in this case. Three losses in one case. Two of the losses were against parties who didn't even bother to appear after they were (allegedly) served:

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26 MINUTES FINALIZED FOR MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND/OR ADJUDICATION 09/10/2010 11:00:00 AM. 09/10/2010

25 REQUEST FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT SUBMITTED BY MEDICAL DENTAL DEVELOPMENT LLC REJECTED ON 09/10/2010. 09/10/2010 1

24 REQUEST FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT SUBMITTED BY MEDICAL DENTAL DEVELOPMENT LLC REJECTED ON 09/10/2010. 09/10/2010 1


Documents 24 & 25 are each available for $7.50, but I am not going to buy them. It's obvious that Taitz's requests to enter default against the two defendants she allegedly served were rejected because either she didn't have them effectively served, or she didn't know how to fill out the kindergarten-easy request to enter default form, or both. My vote is on both.


Edit: Here's the super difficult form that has to be filled out to get a default entered. http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/fillable/civ100.pdf

It's got lots of boxes to check off opportunities for Taitz to fuck up.

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Sterngard Friegen wrote:
Documents 24 & 25 are each available for $7.50, but I am not going to buy them.

Our rich centenarian uncle is now becoming frugal? =;

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Documents 24 & 25 are each available for $7.50, but I am not going to buy them.

Our rich centenarian uncle is now becoming frugal? =;

Cheep.


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Hah, Obly replies to Nolu...

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#16. To: nolu chan (#12)

this is Orly. Three doctors signed the contract as individuals and therefore responsible. I am wondering, why are you concerned about this simple lease agreement and not concerned about Phil Berg employing a convicted career document forger and thief, lying about everything under the sun, filing a legal action based on fraud on the court, perjury, submitting forged documents, and judge Robreno letting him get away with it without any sanctions.


Hmmm..... maybe because you're done pretty much the exact same thing, Orly?

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A couple of the documents in the case from 9-10-10

Default Rejection

Minute Order

I'm sure the others have similar entries. :P

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According to the minute order Taitz showed up AND ARGUED. What was there to argue? I wonder if she tried to explain to the judge that she didn't have to give 75 days' prior notice as required by law (she gave no more than 14 days' prior notice, less than for a regular motion), or that she didn't have to prove her facts, also as required. The transcript of the proceedings (if there is one) would be highly informative and entertaining. Taitz can't blame a national emergency on these failures.

It takes hard work to maintain one's status as the worst lawyer in the history of humanity. Orly Taitz is working tirelessly to maintain that sobriquet.

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Once again not (or not correctly) signed ...


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 7:43 pm 
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Once again not (or not correctly) signed ...

painfully comical


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Once again not (or not correctly) signed ...

painfully comical

With this particular error being repeatedly made (and sometimes corrected), I am wondering whether Obly wants to fail. Failing to sign a document is tantamount to setting oneself up for failure. Obly may enjoy playing the victim, the martyr for the holy cause, and winning something would put her off that course. The heroic fighter against insuperable odds may be her self-image, but always losing on even the simplest things takes a little bit of work.

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Tes wrote:
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Once again not (or not correctly) signed ...

painfully comical

With this particular error being repeatedly made (and sometimes corrected), I am wondering whether Obly wants to fail. Failing to sign a document is tantamount to setting oneself up for failure. Obly may enjoy playing the victim, the martyr for the holy cause, and winning something would put her off that course. The heroic fighter against insuperable odds may be her self-image, but always losing on even the simplest things takes a little bit of work.

There's $290,000+ at stake here. That's real money, even to the Taitz family.

I just think she's a completely incompetent idiot who has no idea how to practice law. If her dentistry is anything like her lawyering, well then, Foggy must be one toothless rooster.

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There's $290,000+ at stake here. That's real money, even to the Taitz family.

It's probably a cow case, Stern. But Orly is going to screw it up. Royally. Then it is going to be the evil judge's fault. Entirely.

You know the mind of the Orly by now. :-({|=

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There's $290,000+ at stake here. That's real money, even to the Taitz family.

It's probably a cow case, Stern. But Orly is going to screw it up. Royally. Then it is going to be the evil judge's fault. Entirely.

You know the mind of the Orly by now. :-({|=


Yosi was smart enough in PA Liberi case to get his own attorney. You'd think he'd be sharp enough to get a genuine attorney for this case where $300k is riding on it. Where IS Yosi?


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I just think she's a completely incompetent idiot who has no idea how to practice law. If her dentistry is anything like her lawyering, well then, Foggy must be one toothless rooster.


You don't have to know anything about how to practice law to sign a damn form. Hundreds of pro se litigants manage this simple task in small claims every day.

Orly never takes the time to do it right. Everything she does is half-assed because she never reads anything thoroughly and never checks her work. Doing so would take valuable time away from her obsession with Googling her own name every 20 minutes.

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If her dentistry is anything like her lawyering, well then, Foggy must be one toothless rooster.

Wuh? Wuh he 'ay 'bout 'e?

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There's $290,000+ at stake here. That's real money, even to the Taitz family.

I just think she's a completely incompetent idiot who has no idea how to practice law. If her dentistry is anything like her lawyering, well then, Foggy must be one toothless rooster.

The defendants have not seemed to be taking Orly's suit very seriously, perhaps because they know that they will win if the case goes to court. There may be facts that Orly has not yet revealed. I would not be surprised for Orly to have violated the terms of the lease. $290,000 would matter to the three defendants too, but they really are ignoring her. Orly may have known that her suit is doomed. This could explain Yosef's not hiring a real lawyer.

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Her law practice would likely be infinately helped by a minimum wage, part-time high school student who knows how to read instructions on forms.


Wouldn't that fall under either abuse of or contributing to the delinquency of a minor....?

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