My father is a California Lawyer. And im dating one of his workers. And my father does not know about it.
I sued someone in small claims court yesterday. I think I won, but the judge takes 3 weeks to make a decision. During trial, I gave the judge videotape evidence which he will view later. The defendant did not object during trial. Today, the defendant sent a letter to the judge asking to reopen the trial so he can see the videotape. I think the letter was written by a lawyer because of its technical writing style, but the only name on the letter is the defendant’s. Question 1: Can the defendant object now that the trial is over? He had every chance during the trial. Question 2: Small claims litigants are not allowed to have a lawyer in court in California. If a lawyer wrote the letter to the judge trying to object about what happened in trial, isn’t that the same thing as a lawyer representing him?
U.S. District Judge Clay D. Land’s scathing 43-page order Tuesday said California lawyer and dentist Orly Taitz filed “frivolous” litigation and attempted to misuse the federal courts to push a political agenda.
Are Birthers angry? What will they do next?
