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Robinson et al v. City of Milwaukee et al

swole_edging_llc

snackie ate my ass, then she doxed me
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I have not been following this but I read a few pages and you funsters are likely confusing dismissal with a motion for summary judgment. Broadly a motion to dismiss is the judge agreeing that there nothing in the complaint that is "applicable" law. What was presented even if true does not rise to the level of prima facie or isn't applicable to the venue, torts etc. This is usually pre discovery. You might be familiar with a certain Mrs krinsky. Slapp is like a specific kind of dismissal.

A motion for summary judgment is probably what you're conflating here. That's the judge saying. Even if all the facts under dispute are true it can be decided as a matter of law. Juries basically say if a fact is true or not. And a judge determines applicability process etc. If there's no facts for a jury to decide, then there's no trial. It could also be the judge saying none of this evidence is material or relevant even if true as well.

Qualified immunity would be this case,not a motion to dismiss. Msj comes during or after discovery. Because there's no evidence to rule on yet.


Trust me my father is a retired judge. This is 100% true.
Not all of us have a judge in the family.
What's the one sentence synopsis?
 

NoBacon

An honourable man.
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I have not been following this but I read a few pages and you funsters are likely confusing dismissal with a motion for summary judgment. Broadly a motion to dismiss is the judge agreeing that there nothing in the complaint that is "applicable" law. What was presented even if true does not rise to the level of prima facie or isn't applicable to the venue, torts etc. This is usually pre discovery. You might be familiar with a certain Mrs krinsky. Slapp is like a specific kind of dismissal.

A motion for summary judgment is probably what you're conflating here. That's the judge saying. Even if all the facts under dispute are true it can be decided as a matter of law. Juries basically say if a fact is true or not. And a judge determines applicability process etc. If there's no facts for a jury to decide, then there's no trial. It could also be the judge saying none of this evidence is material or relevant even if true as well.

Qualified immunity would be this case,not a motion to dismiss. Msj comes during or after discovery. Because there's no evidence to rule on yet.


Trust me my father is a retired judge. This is 100% true.

I feel like you’re wrong, and feeling is believing now. No map no plan no guide.

 

iBangedQuasi

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I'm listening to Mad At The Internet at work because it's better background drivel than an Irish midget with downs syndrome (that's a reference to you, Dan) and that Josh seems to think Patti is gonna get a couple hundred grand from the suit.
Starts at 1:25':30 ish, he talks briefly about the liberated patio furnie then talks about the lawsuit, idk how to timestamp rumble videos
 

UnPRePared

For the last time, I am NOT Frank Grimes!
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I'm listening to Mad At The Internet at work because it's better background drivel than an Irish midget with downs syndrome (that's a reference to you, Dan) and that Josh seems to think Patti is gonna get a couple hundred grand from the suit.
Starts at 1:25':30 ish, he talks briefly about the liberated patio furnie then talks about the lawsuit, idk how to timestamp rumble videos



... What?

No fucking way that even Milwaukee is this stupid.
 
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I'm listening to Mad At The Internet at work because it's better background drivel than an Irish midget with downs syndrome (that's a reference to you, Dan) and that Josh seems to think Patti is gonna get a couple hundred grand from the suit.
Starts at 1:25':30 ish, he talks briefly about the liberated patio furnie then talks about the lawsuit, idk how to timestamp rumble videos

This is troubling. Josh Moon is a brilliant legal mind and has always had a total grasp on the Patrick situation.
 

Mass.gov

" You just crossed the Rubicon sandnigger"
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This is what this is all about, marks...

I'm always right...

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