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Posted on 9/30/20 at 2:33 pm to cwill
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Does super lawyer Lin really think it’s a good idea to file a civil suit related to his clients criminal charges during the state’s prosecution of those criminal charges. Best. Lawyer. Ever.
Well, there's a SOL and that criminal case may not be over by the time the SOL runs. Filing a lawsuit doesn't mean the kid would be testifying at trial next week. May be tricky as to where jurisdiction would be, but the SOL in Illinois (where KR lives) for defamation is one year from the time of publication or broadcast. The kid also may not need to testify to carry the elements needed for defamation. But the crux of the problem with the democratic party in these incidents that have popped up is slandering normal citizens to attack a sitting US president, two of them lately being minor children. It's disgusting
This post was edited on 9/30/20 at 2:37 pm
Posted on 9/30/20 at 2:38 pm to lsufball19
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Well, there's a SOL and that criminal case may not be over by the time the SOL runs. Filing a lawsuit doesn't mean the kid would be testifying at trial next week. May be tricky as to where jurisdiction would be, but the SOL in Illinois (where KR lives) for defamation is one year from the time of publication or broadcast. The kid also may not need to testify to carry the elements needed for defamation.
His criminal case likely won't be resolved in a year. Filing a civil suit that would expose him to wide ranging discovery and depos about his motives would be malpractice. But, hey, I'll defer to super lawyer Lin who got owned by Musk after Must actually, very publicly, libeled someone.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 2:42 pm to Box Geauxrilla
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most people won't see this story about the retraction
I think that these kind of retractions need to be required to run during prime time for a week and be very specific as to the offense - and the rationale behind its utterance.
Malevolent intent combined with utter ignorance caused by mental incapacitation is an acceptable response.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 2:42 pm to Jbird
Kyle Rittenhouse is a
SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD BOY
Joe Biden better not accuse a minor of ANYTHING.
(mama bear rant, off)
Kyle Rittenhouse sounds like a son to be proud of.
Leave it to the Left to attack children and MINORS.
SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD BOY
Joe Biden better not accuse a minor of ANYTHING.
(mama bear rant, off)
Kyle Rittenhouse sounds like a son to be proud of.
Leave it to the Left to attack children and MINORS.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 2:45 pm to cwill
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His criminal case likely won't be resolved in a year. Filing a civil suit that would expose him to wide ranging discovery and depos about his motives would be malpractice
Like I said, he doesn't lose his 5th Amendment right not to testify if he files a civil lawsuit. I literally deal with this all the time in my practice, albeit I deal with domestic law. And you don't need to tell me his criminal case won't be resolved in a year. I, quite literally, said as much in the post you quoted. However, as I also pointed out, his testimony may not be needed to carry his burden. All they have to do is show that the statement was knowingly false that he was in a white supremacist group; that it was broadcast or published to a 3rd party; that it was negligent; and that it caused damages or harm. Biden would find himself backed into a corner when deposed about that, and he has no criminal implications and would have to respond to questions about why he said KR was in a white supremacist group. A big problem for KR would be substantiating monetary damages for what Biden said/tweeted. Regardless, his lawyer would be committing actual malpractice if he failed to file the necessary legal action within the SOL. He can work around a pending criminal case. A judge is not going to force the case forward in a circumstance like that. I get continuances all the damn time for testimonial settings for this exact reason. (my client having pending criminal charges and his criminal case being adversely affected by testifying in a civil matter and his civil matter being adversely affected by invoking his 5th Amendment rights)
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Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:10 pm to lsufball19
So you think you can file a civil defamation suit relative to your motive in a criminal matter and then not offer any testimony or respond to questions that go to the heart of the matter of your lawsuit, just plead the 5th and win? How do you think it will look when he pleads the 5th to all discovery? You do know that unlike crim you can draw inferences in civ. 
Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:12 pm to lsufball19
Also, as Biden so stupidly pointed out, he "isn't an elected official" so he can be subject to a defamation suit, as he is not carrying out duties of a political office when saying what he said.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:14 pm to Kattail
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Love this. Time to fight back the Biden lies.
He told so many bald faced lies it's hard to know where to begin.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:31 pm to cwill
quote:Anyone who files suit about something I support is a Patriot and is "gonna make bank" on meritless lawsuits and confidential settlements
Kyle Rittenhouse is about to make bank, ask CNN ...
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Anyone who files suit about something I oppose is a slimy subhuman, and did not deserve one penny of their ACTUAL DOCUMENTED multi-million dollar recoveries.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:32 pm to cwill
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So you think you can file a civil defamation suit relative to your motive in a criminal matter and then not offer any testimony or respond to questions that go to the heart of the matter of your lawsuit, just plead the 5th and win?
I'm saying they're not going to force him to testify at a civil trial before his criminal matters have been adjudicated. I'm also saying he has to file this civil action to comply with the SOL if he's seeking an award of damages.
Do you really think the Court is going to back KR into a corner and say "welp, you may have a civil cause of action, are presumed innocent in the criminal courts, but you need to decide whether you wish to seek damages or risk incriminating yourself, otherwise we're dismissing the case." You're looking at this in a vacuum. The courts don't work that way. I've been granted continuances for hearings/depos/discovery deadlines/etc out 6+ months due to pending criminal matters needing to be resolved so my client's refusal to testify doesn't result in a negative inference taken by the Court.
As to your other point. There are plenty of ways, without KR's testimony, to prove he wasn't in a white supremacist group. They're honing in on these back the blue groups he was a part of and calling them white supremacists groups. Calling the leader of that group to testify would be a start.
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You do know that unlike crim you can draw inferences in civ.
I'm very aware. See my first comment regarding extensions on discovery deadlines and testimonial hearings.
You have a very warped view how how the legal system works in an attempt to "mic drop" his lawyer on a message board. I can guarantee you his lawyer knows what he's doing much more so than you think he does.
This post was edited on 9/30/20 at 3:36 pm
Posted on 9/30/20 at 3:33 pm to cwill
quote:In such instances, the civil suit is usually filed to prevent the running of limitations, and then abated pending resolution of the criminal matter.
So you think you can file a civil defamation suit relative to your motive in a criminal matter and then not offer any testimony or respond to questions that go to the heart of the matter of your lawsuit, just plead the 5th and win? How do you think it will look when he pleads the 5th to all discovery? You do know that unlike crim you can draw inferences in civ.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 4:02 pm to the808bass
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Biden ad about white supremacists.
Did it include this picture?
Posted on 9/30/20 at 4:04 pm to AggieHank86
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In such instances, the civil suit is usually filed to prevent the running of limitations, and then abated pending resolution of the criminal matter.
See I think that's the case when the civil suit is related to the criminal suit such as an assault case where the victim sues in civ. But this case is slightly different, it is a libel case filed by the criminally accused defendant and isn't directly related to the accused crime. I don't think you get as much leeway - especially if he is the plaintiff. I think it's dicey and a tactically bad move and considering the horrible precedent Wood set in the Musk case - likely a loser. But hey I'm just a cave man transactions guy...

Posted on 9/30/20 at 4:06 pm to hob
Joe Manchan right behind him, why are these people already running around with people like Robert Byrd but get away with calling Republican racist.
Posted on 9/30/20 at 10:38 pm to cwill
quote:I would definitely wait and file during the last week before the SoL runs, but with a really short SoL you don't have much choice other than filing and seeking an abatement. It is that or surrender your claim.
I think it's dicey and a tactically bad move and considering the horrible precedent Wood set in the Musk case - likely a loser. But hey I'm just a cave man transactions guy...
Posted on 9/30/20 at 10:42 pm to AggieHank86
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AggieHank86
We’re you complaining about childish language in the abortion thread?
Posted on 9/30/20 at 11:12 pm to Jbird
Nice of Ole Joe to potentially taint the jury pool if Kyle has to go to trial.
That's how I see this tweet.
Am I the only one who sees it that way.
That's how I see this tweet.
Am I the only one who sees it that way.
Posted on 10/1/20 at 7:22 am to DMAN1968
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Am I the only one who sees it that way.
No, it's obvious, but there are many Lawyers on this board who are natural born liars who will sit for hours and argue otherwise.
Posted on 10/1/20 at 7:46 am to Jbird
Every time sleepy joe opens his mouth, lies fall out. It's what he's been doing his whole life, it's who he is. 
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