Attorney Searched for Gun at Courthouse

[historian]

Good on you! Hopefully it will be an easy appeal either way!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Good on you! Hopefully it will be an easy appeal either way!

Yes, just one issue, whether judicial immunity applies or not.

 

[Leadeye]

Maybe a large, quite, supporting mob would help.

 

[Fargo]

Yes, just one issue, whether judicial immunity applies or not.

Doesn’t judicial immunity require the court to have at least apparent jurisdiction over the matter in question? I am having difficulty with it being a judicial act, much less an exercise of jurisdiction.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Doesn’t judicial immunity require the court to have at least apparent jurisdiction over the matter in question? I am having difficulty with it being a judicial act, much less an exercise of jurisdiction.

Yep. Walking by an attorney answering questions about Pinner in the hallway, or reading about how Kirk linked the Pinner decision or Guy Relford's article on Pinner on Facebook or seeing the APRA/FOIA request at the judges' meeting (or however she became aware of me filing it) is hardly the establishment of jurisdiction.

AG said that entire courthouse was her jurisdiction--judicial acts everywhere, and all I survey is my jurisdiction. It fits nicely with the fictional crime, but no judicial immunity.

However, I know that 91D01 is the trial court argument that must be done before we go up (either way) to the Court of Appeals and then (a shot) at the Indiana Supreme Court.

 

[HoughMade]

You're on The side of the angels.

Appellate work is always fun. I have a pretty important case (actually 3 consolidated cases) in the middle of transfer briefing right now. We won at the COA.

 

[actaeon277]

People with power often think it is limitless.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

You're on The side of the angels.

Appellate work is always fun. I have a pretty important case (actually 3 consolidated cases) in the middle of transfer briefing right now. We won at the COA.

I am on the side of some reasonable limit to judicial immunity.

Just want to get past this and get to the discovery and have her start naming names to see who else was involved in this against me.

I can hardly wait to get to court tomorrow. They have all been walking on pins and needles over this. The suspense must be getting to them. Going to talk loud tomorrow!

 

[Trigger Time]

Kirk I'm a simple man and dont understand all the lawyer speak going on but it sounds like you are making headway and I'm happy for you. Glad you stood up to a wrong and in my opinion a bully.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Kirk I'm a simple man and dont understand all the lawyer speak going on but it sounds like you are making headway and I'm happy for you. Glad you stood up to a wrong and in my opinion a bully.

No headway. Motion to dismiss under advisement.

Need to resolve the judicial immunity issue before I start sitting people down for depositions--won't the Courthouse Gang love that!

 

[historian]

Any idea of the timeframe for the ruling so you can get it to the appellate court?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Any idea of the timeframe for the ruling so you can get it to the appellate court?

No idea. I would speculate that he'll give it the weekend, come into the office in jeans over the weekend and give it a think. Could be 2 weekends if he has a trial or something coming up.'

I don't know, but will let you know when I get the order on the Motion to Dismiss.

Again, I don't want it in the Appellate Court but either way that is where it is going. It's an important legal issue--where is the line on judicial immunity--and deserves consideration.

 

[historian]

Starting to look like another weekend...

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Starting to look like another weekend...

Dude, it's Tuesday. Relax.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Order out stating that it is under advisement.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Indiana Supreme Court, after 16 months, takes a pass.

No criminal action, no license suspension, only civil suit remains.

 

[HoughMade]

Next stop- Court of Appeals.

Good luck.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Next stop- Court of Appeals.

Good luck.

Thank you, sir.

I'll be asking for oral argument.

 

[Hawkeye]

Thank you, sir.

I'll be asking for oral argument.

Every time I ask for oral, that’s what I get. Argument. Oh, wait... You meant in Appellate Court... My bad! Carry on.


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[historian]

Thank you, sir.

I'll be asking for oral argument.

Is that what was happening in the bathroom at the courthouse?


Good luck!