Re: this is AWESOME


Mockingbird wrote:
> rebecca wrote:
> > I don't know what's going on here, or how things work, but if she
> > asked for counsel, it does make sense to me that the judge should rule
> > on this first before anything else. in any event, below is my favorite
> > part...
>
>
> As was stated earlier He DID rule on it. He said that he lacked
> jurisdiction. He did that a MONTH before kathLOON filed her Motion to
> dismiss defendant's motion to dismiss as a response to their motion to
> dismiss.
>
> Here it is FYI:
>


Isn't this catch-22? She claims she cannot get a fair hearing in her
state due to the fact that it's AGAINST the state. (makes sense). Yet
other states will not hear it because it will lack jurisdiction?

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