FREE Docs of the Day: Pro Se plea against qualified and absolute immunity, discrimination against nonlawyers

Some jurisdictions deny self-represented litigants from filing electronically. The Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas is one of the discriminatory courts. The Northern District of Florida is another.

Opposing council on one of my appellate cases, former Solicitor General Misha Tseytlin, applauded the practice of making pro se litigants file four paper copies of all documents in their case at the courthouse. He pointed out a Florida case where the nonlawyers were denied the right to file from the comfort of their own homes, like the attorneys who get paid hundreds of dollars per hour and usually have clerical help to do the filing anyhow.

The motion is not well written. But the sentiment is good.

The order of denial makes the judge sound like a pompous ass.

The 169-page complaint in the case against Desantis, Trump, Biden and a list of other government workers is …. long. I’m working on an appellate brief and don’t have time to read it all. I wish I did.

The complaint seems legitimate to me. Basically, it calls out the corrupt who bestowed immunity from civil prosecution on themselves, then abuse that immunity by pilfering the property from elderly and forcing murderous “guardians” on the victim under the color of law.

I know for a fact that Judge Susan Weaver of Arkansas intended to transfer all my property to her attorney friend and his client. So far, she got away with transferring $200,000 of my property that was held in trust. I appealed her decision 16 months ago, and still no word from the Arkansas Court of Appeals. The money is probably spent and Judge Weaver will not be held accountable. It is difficult to get the public corruption unit of the FBI to do anything. It would be impossible for them to keep up with the corruption created systemically.

Well, I hope you find something here to inform and inspire you. Get loud.