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

[RodgerDodger]

It was.

🐮 Lolcow Post in thread 'Russell Greer / Mr. Green / Russell Greee / Russle / Brothel Prince / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC'

Dec 5, 2024

Conviction docs for the Erika case, since I couldn't find them posted. Also find the docket:

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So he just showed He CAN manage to provide prior case docs when he feels it is important to feed his ego. Interesting.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Just normal traffic ticket stuff.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

Anyone ever had a "minor traffic ticket" have pages and pages of events? Or paid hundreds of dollars in fines and had the case extend over years, with 18 months of conditions, a mental health AND a psychosexual evaluation required?

This is NOT the "equivalent" of a traffic ticket, and providing this detail makes it look far worse than when he merely asserted his characterization.

 

[obsdj]

A reasonable court would ignore this filing for a notice of supplemental authority is not meant to introduce factual material or character evidence

A reasonable court would have long since denied his motion to strike as nonsensical because there is nothing before the court to strike at this time in terms of the whore Natalie Banks. Hardin properly notified Dipshitforlips of a potential witness, privately, and neither the court nor the Kiwi Farms would have even heard about it had the retard not improperly brought it into the docket.

 

[Kosher Dill]

A reasonable court would ignore this filing

Good news, today this is the most reasonable court in the country!

 

[BIG BILL HELL'S]

I'M NOT CRAZY, MY MOM THE COURT HAD ME TESTED!!! -- Sheldon Greer

Wonder why it took him like two months to find this.

...and I wonder how much it cost him to get this document, since he almost certainly didn't have a copy.

 

[DavidS877]

So, he didn't update his address with the court for over a year? I mean, there's no surprise, but really...

 

[SargonF00t]

So with this filing where Russell says he is not dangerous, does it open the door for Hardin to go into details about what Russell did in the first place?

 

[Botchy Galoop]

This is NOT the "equivalent" of a traffic ticket

So...
I got a ticket for blowing through a stop sign and this is what DID NOT HAPPEN:
I was not told to stay 500 feet away from that stop sign for 3 years.
I was not hooked up to a penile plethysmograph to measure my excitement when shown a picture of said stop sign.
I was not put on a Dept. of Transportation bulletin documenting me as a dangerous stop sign ignorer.

You pled guilty to harassing a woman, Russell. No takesy backsies.

 

[Welfare Bum]

A Class C Misdemeanor is in no way similar to a traffic ticket. No employer background check is gonna pull up the fact that you went 20 over on the highway, Russell.

 

[Post Reply]

"I am not dangerous, your honor. Exhibit A: my harrassment conviction."
A bold move, even for Russ.

 

[.iota.]

of course sexually harassing and stalking a woman by electronic means is the "functional equivalent of a traffic ticket".

just like posting a google drive link is the equivalent of ruining a man's fame and robbing him of his fortunes.

greee logic is not like human logic.

 

[Windex]

I especially like how he attached these case documents, blissfully blind to the fact that anyone rational would cock an eyebrow at his fumbling of the initial plea in abeyance. Instead, he ended up with a guilty plea.
There’s a litany of charges that are X felonies where I am, but I’m certain those busted for slinging dope don’t equate themselves to baby rapists, despite the class X umbrella covering both; similarly, his e-harassment is not a traffic ticket in all but name.

 

[Magnetman]

I feel like that Greer is starting to grasp at straws in desperation. Does he not have faith in the judges?

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Probation obviously did not communicate the seriousness of the offense to Greer. Half measure sanctions don't work on Russel Greer. Please, American court system, learn this lesson.

 

[Harvey Danger]

He plead it down to a minor goof up, why won't you just mooooove on?

He didn't even get it pled down, he got the full hit conviction. Then, a month after his probation completed, he made an additional motion to reduce the conviction on record.

9-16-2020:


6-16-2022:


7-26-2022:


Technically, that means the higher conviction level shouldn't be taken into account for official restrictions based on past convictions' severity; things like working in a bank, getting a security clearance, etc. Russ is screaming that means he can't be called dangerous in a civil suit or on a website, which is retardedly wrong.

 

[obsdj]

I feel like that Greer is starting to grasp at straws in desperation. Does he not have faith in the judges?

You know the rules. "Anything not raised is waived, therefore file every stupid shit you can think of."

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

I will forever be sad that he wasn’t required to do that psychosexual analysis, especially the fact that we would never see the results. But then again, it would have caused so many trauma lumps that he might post it somewhere thinking it would get him sympathy.

I also don’t know about any of you, but no traffic ticket I’ve ever had has resulted in a lasting conviction. You plead “no contest” and pay the fine, if you don’t get another ticket in that jurisdiction during probation (usually three months) the ticket gets expunged from your record. Of course that could be just a thing in my state, and if your violation exceeds a certain limit you’re ineligible for that plea, but still, probably 90% of people have had multiple tickets but a clean driving record. I guess I’m just too much of a ~rule follower~ to understand.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

A Class C Misdemeanor is in no way similar to a traffic ticket. No employer background check is gonna pull up the fact that you went 20 over on the highway, Russell.

He's stuck on an offhand "don't worry, client; despite your egregious offenses, on paper it'll just be no more than a traffic ticket" bullshit to get Russ to stop flinging spittle at him and can make a quick getaway as a statement of law and a literal (and importantly, binding) statement on...everyone. This is classic Russell mis-thinking and misapplication. "There, there/ this is the best you could get, you creep, now leave me alone" becomes elevated to a "what you did was no more immoral nor serious than going 56 in a 55, really" universality. He refuses to admit the distinction between legal and moral or actual truths; either he does not understand them, or he thinks no one else does.

 

[RodgerDodger]

So with this filing where Russell says he is not dangerous, does it open the door for Hardin to go into details about what Russell did in the first place?

Does it open the doors for Hardin to add Erika to the witness list? Just imagine the Greegasm of Plightsperging.

Is it also worth pointing out that the moment Greeeee was off probation for the stalking offense, he immediately moved to the City where his victim now lived? That's a little detail that always creeped me out about him.

Granted to drag Erika back into this would be horrifying.