Some People Don't Get It

When you have people who are being charged in a federal court for conspiring to corruptly endeavor to "influence, obstruct, or impede, the due administration of justice"-- a felony offense under the federal code, punishable by up to ten years confinement-- yet still, I see things like this:

Rather than answering a complaint.

Even after I posted the notices below.

I, myself, have seen some of these discovery sanctions that the federal courts impose on violators; one man even having been jailed for two years.

I have seen that often the sanctions for discovery violations will run at 125% of the award at suit.

I have no reasonable explanation for such continued behavior.

But I do believe that I have sufficient evidence for a showing of bad faith on the part of the discovery violators.

The one decision that comes to mind states:

Bad faith is the anti-thesis of good faith.

And it goes on from there.

I left these posts up, to avoid the appearance of wrong-doing in pending litigation; specifically, to avoid sanctions imposed by the court due to discovery abuses.

After numerous complaints to opposing counsel regarding unauthorized discovery, and after affecting my first notice of such abuses to the court, I decided enough is enough.

Having previously posted sufficient notice concerning the timing of lawful discovery, it is surprising to me that certain persons continue to take part in such activities.

If you are a party in pending litigation, and there is something that you really need to see here, you can pursue the normal discovery channels following the conference.

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