Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[Disgruntled Pupper]

We've already seen how he tries to cut off Hardin's investigations by yelling at town clerks. Now, he can tell them "don't respond to Hardin, he's such a stalker I had to request a protective order FROM THE POLICE against him. Here's the docket number to prove it." That may actually be enough to give the clerks pause, whereas before they gave Hardin the requested info as a matter of course.

The thread lawyers can answer this better, but I don't think it will cause any pause on the clerk's end. I personally know of a case where there was an injection against a construction project, documents about the site's history were requested as an open record request, the other party had a shitfit and tried to stop the release citing the injunction, but the county and city sent the records anyways. FOIA means the goverment has to turn over records unless the documents themselves are sealed. An RO doesn't seal anything.

Not to say that Goofus won't try this tactic, but it ultimately shouldn't work.

 

[There She Glows]

Seriously, I don’t think my ribs will make it to Christmas.

Can we get a Gree sticker?

Spoiler

(Hardship sticker sold separately)

 

[talk talk talk]

Not to say that Goofus won't try this tactic, but it ultimately shouldn't work.

Don't do my man Goofus dirty by comparing him to Russhole!

It's hard to tell from the summary docket whether the case has been killed dead or whether the judge just denied the emergency ex parte and we get a hearing for a regular protective order.

 

[DavidS877]

Don't do my man Goofus dirty by comparing him to Russhole!

It's hard to tell from the summary docket whether the case has been killed dead or whether the judge just denied the emergency ex parte and we get a hearing for a regular protective order.

In 2 of the other ones, there was a hearing, then stuff, then a denial.
In the 3rd previous one it looked like this one:
Denied
Then: Order Denying sent to Greer.
Presumably they don't close it until they stick the letter in the mail.

Yep, looks like we're done here.

 

[Harvey Danger]

Its not like Greee can call any witnesses without bringing his dad and brother back into things, so he'll continue with endless hearsay, leading to more witness disclosures and chimpouts caused by them.

At the time and now, that remains an insufficient threat for the stipulation. It should have been automatic fees or something Greer fears, as opposed to his family who he clearly doesn't care about. Hardin had the tard over a barrel in the moment, and didn't hang a heavy enough sword over his head.

Getting to depose Greer's father and brother might be funny, or it might be pathetic. Either way it's not an advantage to the defense because they truly don't know anything useful.

 

[Your Girlfriend's Dad]

Holy shit this is fucking kino. This made my whole week.

Can't wait to see what Barlow/Bennett have to say about this.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Can't wait to see what Barlow/Bennett have to say about this.

You're going to fucking have to, bitch. Wait, wait, wait, heat death of the universe, wait some more.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Also this, which hee hee hee. Wonder if he actually read it.

I'm just imagining him sending some panicked emails asking them to redact it all for him or even just act like the application never existed now that it's been denied.

Shitlips really thought he did something with this.

 

[obsdj]

Getting to depose Greer's father and brother might be funny, or it might be pathetic. Either way it's not an advantage to the defense because they truly don't know anything useful.

Greer is terrified of Hardin talking to members of his family or anyone remotely close to him, former associates, etc. They may not know anything, but they're useful in that regard, at least.

 

[Silver Coin Anon]

I wonder, do retarded plightspergs written by hand get taken more seriously or get more benefit of doubt at first glance than an attempt at a more legally legal filing? I have seen obviously mentally ill loony toons red cars stalking my flat Earth people get taken more seriously and given more priority than rational but dry people in areas of civil service or law-adjacent matters. Something about impassioned pleas just tricks people into empathy and I think a lot of Greer's early filings did just that. With AI he now has no charm in his text bodies and has probably lost the moral manipulation he may have once earned through """honest""" filings.

 

[innocent jogger]

HE FUCKING DID IT
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Please, God, all I ask for Christmas is that Hardin could take this to Trial and call Taylor Swift as a character witness.

Edit; I want to create a "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" type comic where Null, Hardin and Taylor Swift band together to battle Mecha-Greer.

 

[ScooterL]

A) correctly serve people

We can still look forward to a whole arc of Russell's attempts to serve John Does #1 and #2. I'm hoping the case gets thrown out before that, but it promises to be hilarious if it happens.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

Bias Judge Discriminates Greeeeeee!

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Is this what the kids call, "getting felted?"

 

[ScatteredJaws]

Regretting your decision to file that PPO against Mr. Hardin, Mr. Greer? I'm looking forward to seeing the application and having a good laugh while sipping on my coffee. Now we just need the judges in the "copyright case" to spur into action.

 

[talk talk talk]

In Loving Memory of Greer v. Hardin (December 13, 2025-December 16, 2025). Passed away suddenly of chronic plightitis.

 

[Apteryx Owenii]

greer's next lawsuit may have to be against whatever AI he's been using to write his motions and come up with legal strategies.

"DEAR CHAT GPT. Is it a good idea to file a restraining order against this guy who has been harassing me through emails and contacting people about me even though I told him to stop?"

"I'm really sorry you're dealing with this. If someone is repeatedly harassing you despite clear boundaries, filing a restraining order can be an important step to protect yourself legally. You can file a restraining order (also called a protection order) without an attorney. Nevada has forms available on their website, and many local courthouses can assist with the hardship."

case closed!

 

[Sexy Potoo]

In 2 of the other ones, there was a hearing, then stuff, then a denial.
In the 3rd previous one it looked like this one:
Denied
Then: Order Denying sent to Greer.
Presumably they don't close it until they stick the letter in the mail.
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Yep, looks like we're done here.
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I presume whatever clerks handle restraining orders in Nevada are VERY familiar with Greee and just automatically denied it on that alone.

The restraining order clerks probably include Greee in their orientation for new hires.

"If you get a restraining order request covered in drool, go ahead and deny it, Greee is on his bullshit again. If you get a restraining order against Greee from a hooker, approve it ASAP."

 

[DavidS877]

Please Greer, do the funniest thing and file your application for the protection order with D. Utah to prove that the protective order in Greer v. Moon should be approved.

 

[MavisBeaconTeachesSnipin]

I wonder, do retarded plightspergs written by hand get taken more seriously or get more benefit of doubt at first glance than an attempt at a more legally legal filing? I have seen obviously mentally ill loony toons red cars stalking my flat Earth people get taken more seriously and given more priority than rational but dry people in areas of civil service or law-adjacent matters. Something about impassioned pleas just tricks people into empathy and I think a lot of Greer's early filings did just that. With AI he now has no charm in his text bodies and has probably lost the moral manipulation he may have once earned through """honest""" filings.

this treatment stands out because there are only extremes and nothing in between. no normal person gets cut a break by the law. courts either want to lord their authority and fuck you to the letter of the statute or they'll just decide to allow cheating because fuck you.

 

[Kiwi Lime Pie]

I'm attempting the futile and trying to understand Greee's train of thought here;

It it worth the alcohol poisoning or ulcer that comes with trying to rationalize anything RG does?

More seriously, I suspect this was his way to try to stymie Hardin from defending Null and force the case to turn more in the former's favor..

Bias Judge Discriminates Greeeeeee!

I have the feeling whomever reviewed the application saw it for what it was immediately - and has seen enough of them - and didn't hesitate to use the big red "DENIED" stamp it deserved.

Like others, I cant say I'm surprised RG actually made good on this threat. However, I wonder what kind of bouncing and squeaking comes next in conjunction with the quick denial.