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"If you file a lawsuit, your #1 concern until trial will likely be =
preventing its loss from dismissal or summary judgment. If you allow it =
to be lost, you will lose your chances of being vindicated by the =
courts, probably be charged defendant's costs - perhaps even his fees - =
as well as yours. Your case won't even reach trial or settlement until =
it leaps over the dismissal and summary judgment barriers. You are in =
greatest danger of losing your lawsuit through dismissal or summary =
judgment, if: (1) You are pro se, (2) You are suing the government or a =
gov. official, (3) You are suing a powerful corporation, celebrity, or =
friend of the judge, or (4) You are alleging Civil Rights violations or =
RICO. Your case can be dismissed - regardless of how egregious the =
injury to you - due to even a small infraction of a Rule - your merits =
may not even be considered. It could even be dismissed sua sponte - =
giving you no leave to amend, hearing, discovery, right to refile (i.e. =
dismissed "with prejudice"), and res judicata applied. This very =
informative manual describes applicable parts of about 140 precedent =
cases relating to protecting the right to survive dismissal and summary =
judgment for good cases. Citations of Authorities is broken down into =
General, Rule 12(B) and Rule 56 (Federal Rules of Civil Procedure), Pro =
Se, Civil Rights / Human Rights, Conspiracy, Alternative Theories, =
Circumstantial Evidence, Disputed Facts and Contradictory Inferences, =
Equitable Relief, Immunity (Sovereign, Absolute and Qualified), =
"Conclusory Allegations," 28 U.S.C.A. =A71915, and Long/Detailed =
Complaint Precedents. Also includes comprehensive discussions on Optimum =
Complaint Preparation, Judgment Analysis (including how judicial =
non-decisions are dealt with), Rule 8(a)(2) vs. Heightened Pleadings, =
Demurrer (some States) vs. Motion to Dismiss (Federal), Judicial =
Immunity, the Holodeck Court and how it is best overcome, Judicial =
Defamation of a Party (and applicable case precedents), Unpublished and =
Secret Law, the Corruption and Contamination of Case Law, Standing, and =
Rule 11(c) issues. While this manual is primarily geared to Federal =
Court plaintiffs, most states pattern their Rules and use the same case =
law as Federal Courts. If you are a defendant, you need to be able to =
anticipate and quickly reply to plaintiff's responses to your motions to =
dismiss and for summary judgment. Just like it is foolish to bring your =
car to a mechanic without understanding what is wrong with it, it is =
foolish to file your case pro se or bring it to an attorney without =
understanding the law and how it works. You are usually given only a few =
days to respond to a motion to dismiss or summary judgment, and legal =
research is complex, time-consuming and tedious - even if you have a law =
library nearby! You need to have the case law ammo right at your =
fingertips so you can immediately address the issues of the attack =
against you. Frank, concise and comprehensive."
Are there alternative sources/references for this kind of issue? 140 =
precedent cases is a lot of material. =20
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mgold@ij.net
http://webmail.ij.net/webCheck.htm
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In article <001c01c3fad6$267a4b00$6401a8c0@ij.net>, <mgold@ij.net> writes:
Cites, personal experience?
Read the court rules and local rules very very carefully. Mark every deadline
date on your calendar. Do not miss a deadline.
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mgold@ij.net wrote:
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Learn to post in plain text, rather than in HTML.
If you can't do that, you're unlikely to be able to
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