And Orly Taitz Cranks The Crazy Up Past 11 To 12

[WeDidIt]

In Perhaps the most incoherent rant of a motion to recuse ever filed in American Judicial History, Orly Taitz starts cranking the crazy above 11.

Then, rather than complying with Judge LAnd's ORder to Show Cause, the crazy goes even higher with a motion to extend on the day the Order to Show Cause required her response.

This goes beyond failure to show cause as so ordered by Land. She's now in full contempt of court. She's going to prison over this one, mark my words.

[bluestateguy]

1. And when she goes to jail, it will be because of a grand conspiracy

orchestrated by "Obama's brownshirts".

[WeDidIt]

3. She doesn't even cite one legal reason to recuse in her motion to recuse

She's going to be found in contempt of court and she's going to be thrown in prison to cool her heels.

Then she's going to be fined one hell of a lot more than $10K.

[Hepburn]

20. I don't think he can up the sanctions because of Const issues:

He gave notice of a $10K fine and to burn her with more, it would be violative IMO of due process on the taking of property. Lack of due process notice of the amount of property at issue.

But...he sure can throw her ass in jail for a direct contempt IMO.

[iceman66]

36. I wonder who she has writing these things for her.

While there is not really a coherent argument, whoever it is obviously knows how to do legal research and string case cites together, and even that seems to be beyond Orly's level of competence.

[66 dmhlt]

37. Your fellow DUer appears to have the answer ...

From PatGund

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=8682819&mesg_id=8682843

If you download the PDF files of her latest pleadings and check properties, (and check the name of her "Law Clerk" in the filings), the same name appears:

Charles Edward Lincoln III.

CEL3 is an attorney disbarred in Florida and California, and forced to give up his license in Texas. A convicted felon known for mortgage scams, he runs a business and website named after the motto of the Confederate States of America. He's also known for conning people into signing over property to him in the guise of "fixing their mortgages" and then suing the banks until he's forced out of the property.

In other words, he's a lying, dishonest con-artist with a history of flirting with Neo-Confederates and the "Sovereign Citizens" movement. And he's attached himself to Dr. Orly like a limpet, writing her motions in exchange for using her law license to further his scams.

Even some birthers have publically warned Dr. Orly about him.

[iceman66]

38. That makes more sense.

Orly seems like she could barely string a sentence together, and whoever is writing these documents obviously has some real legal experience.

[Orangepeel]

48. hmmm... maybe the scam is to get her thrown in jail until birthers donate her fine

with the law clerk keeping the donated funds above $10,000

[BootinUp]

2. She probably will draw a contempt of court

over that. But more important is that the legal professionals take action to remove her authority practice law. lol.

[WeDidIt]

7. She walked right into a contempt trap

and it could have been an opportunity to avoid paying $10,000.

[Posteritatis]

51. Is it really walked into if she laid, baited and tripped it herself? (nt)

[Brother Buzz]

4. I think just jail, and she will sit there until the $10,000+ is ponied up

I anxiously await Judge Land's response, which I assume will be on Monday.

[WeDidIt]

5. Monday should be a very bad day for Orly

She'll be found in contempt of court. She'll have to pay $10K in sanctions plus answer the contempt charges which will probably mean time behind bars and another fine heavier than the $10K in sanctions.

Then Judge Carter will dismiss the case where she's representing Alan Keyes.

[Brother Buzz]

10. Is the California hearing Tuesday?

Visualize Judge Land issuing a bench warrant and a California bailiff arresting her in court and tossing her in jail.

I'm starting to become obbsesed with this soap opera. :rofl:

[WeDidIt]

12. Monday

I can see Land issuing a warrant and a US MArshall arresting her in the CA court.

[Brother Buzz]

13. Ouch!

The three hour time difference and electronic communications make it a possibility.

[Hepburn]

21. I don't think he can jail her on the fine alone ~~

debtors prison issues. But....anything of $1,000+ is a mandatory report to the CalBar. There is already a petn pending to disbar her. This bullshit she is doing in right now is NOT gonna help her at all.

[NRaleighLiberal]

6. she should play guitar for Spinal Tap!

[WeDidIt]

11. Even the Freepers know she's cranked up the crazy to 12

They haven't even posted these two motions yet.

[Canuckistanian]

22. Not guitar, drums

Her legal career is about to suffer a "bizarre gardening accident".

[rug]

8. She's like a character Kafka edited out of the manuscript.

[Hepburn]

23. Latte spew....

...:rofl: OMG...such a perfect characterization of her!

[Canuckistanian]

25. LOL!

Jesus, I wouldn't want to be ANYONE who got left on Kafka's cutting room floor.

[Kaleko]

35. Hahah.

Too tacky for Strindberg as well, now that you mention it.

Though still instructive as a cautionary tale.

:rofl:

[myrna minx]

42. LOL -

:rofl:

[ezgoingrl]

9. My favorite part is

"Barack Hussein Obama, de facto President of the United States"

[XOKCowboy]

14. I believe she even included the legal term "batshit crazy". Is that Latin?

Something tells me that Judge Land is going to enjoy sending her to prison.

[Catshrink]

16. That was hysterical..

more raving from the looney lawyer. I can't wait to read Judge Land's response.

[Historic NY]

28. "batshit rabidus"

[kestrel91316]

46. Hey, now, that's enough. No fair insulting actual rabid bats!

[tabatha]

15. I hope so.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

17. Her stuff reads like some pleadings I've seen

that were filed by obsessed and probably mentally ill pro se litigants..

[Hepburn]

24. That good, huh?

:rofl:

[kestrel91316]

47. Sounds quite like the woman who sued me in federal court, along with

half of Los Angeles County, lol.

[The River]

18. She Wants To Be A Martyr

for the cause? "Orly of Arc" perhaps?

[Brother Buzz]

27. She's overplayed her hand

It's impossible to become a martyr when you have no supporters. The 'Birther' movement has jumped the shark; her base has essentially evaporated into thin air, leaving her hanging high and dry.

I'm not an attorney, nor do I play one on television, but I would advise her to hire a mediocre counselor to mop up her mess because a good one would not touch this case with the proverbial ten-foot-pole. I would also advise her to seek psychiatric help ASAP.

[Historic NY]

29. she has become that legend in her own mind..Did she ever produce her certificate of live birth?

[Brother Buzz]

30. Long or short form?

:rofl:

[Hepburn]

19. Shudder....

...:scared:

I have practiced in Feddie court ~~ and just reading what she wrote makes me shudder. Federal judges literally have more power than god and can make life a living hell for anyone they wish.

I cannot imagine doing anything even mildly approaching what Orly did in her motion to recuse ~~ she accuses the judge of misconduct on the bench...and she literally has less than -0- facts to support her argument. Welcome to hell, Orly.

:wow:

[Mopar151]

39. How does that go?

"You dont tug on Superman's robe, ya don't spit into the wind...." or, as a very drunk friend attempted to explain to me "Ya don't pish in Shuperman's pocket!"
She, or her legal lapdog Lincion accused the judge of everything but spitting on the sidewalk in that "motion" - AFTER a stern warning from the bench.
The only reason the judge will have to not jail her is the desire to never see her again.......

[mzmolly]

26. Sounds like she needs to be fitted for a rubber room?

:crazy:

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

31. If she really does go to prison...

I'm going to miss her. There's definitely some entertainment value here.

[boppers]

32. Oh dear.

She's really stepped in it now.

[Saphire]

33. Holy shit. I can't believe someone would submit that to the court.

I cant wait to read the Judges response.

[Odin2005]

34. That woman is truely borderline psychotic.

[robo50]

40. Well beyond the "borderline" but not psychotic, I'd say,

This is a person with a giant personality disorder, able to tell right from wrong, able to orient herself in time and space, but only questionably ABLE to assist rationally in her own defense.

That's one for the courts and judges to debate over. Is this person merely legally "insane", and thus not punishable under the law, or can she be charged for her actions and face the lawful consequences?

Interesting questions.

[boppers]

41. legally insane are punishable under law.

Different punishments, though.

In this case, though, she's going as far as to say that anybody who knows about "birthers" should step down from her case.... IOW, this is an insane person asking that only other insane people handle the case.

[pdxmom]

43. I work for an attorney who practices crim. def. in federal court, and

reading that Motion to Extend the Day gave me a freakin' headache. I draft Motions to Set Over virtually once a week, and the word salad in this motion is nuts. And doesn't she know the difference between a motion and a supporting affidavit or declaration? Granted, local rules can vary, but heavens...this woman is a hot mess just in the filings themselves, not just the craziness of her thought processes.

[Hepburn]

44. Oh, yeah....

...and on top of the form used for the content being FUBAR, whoever is doing the word processing cannot format legals pleadings worth shit. Don't you just love some of her footers?

Unbelievable ~~ so surreal!

[rasputin1952]

45. Amazing!

One of my classes at the college is Business Law, my instructor is very intelligent and when we went through the "procedures" aspect of court cases, she spoke briefly of how judges and courts view such things. I have sent her copies of these, just so she could peruse them, it would be interesting to get her perspective...:D

[damonm]

49. Judge Land's response should be...

a landmark in smackdowns...

[Brother Buzz]

50. I suspect he will be penning notes all weekend and enjoying the exercise immensely

The bragging right form this fiasco, alone, are priceless.