Licensed Attorney Zac White Jumps to the Head of the Line

The nerve! William Zac White of Heber Springs has had two and a half years since he filed a nuisance lawsuit against this writer in which to request production of documents pursuant to Arkansas Rules of Civil Procedure 34(a).

All of a sudden, the day after I filed a lawsuit against him and the presiding judge for allegedly conspiring with the court reporter to create an inaccurate transcript, big no-no, White asks the court to issue a subpoena. The subpoena asks for the same documents that are normally obtained through discovery. It give me 3 days to get together volumes of documents and videos. The normal procedure gives 30 days.

Even though Mr. White did not specify the reason for cutting to the front of the line, the court issued the subpoena after 7PM. White must have called them on the bat line and informed them of impending doom if his client didn’t get financial records from 2009 in the next 72 hours.

I lobbed a motion to quash subpoena back at em. Let’s see what Judge Susan Kaye Weaver decides.