In a long list of cases dismissed without comment we find this news:
“Schmalfeldt v. Hoge — Pet. Docket No. 320.”
Will update with commentary, and expected rage reaction from the deranged cyberstalker. Two words, Bill: “Res judicata.”
UPDATE: John Hoge briefly acknowledges his victory. He has previously noted how Bill Schmalfeldt refers to the bloggers sued by Brett Kimberlin as “RICO Racketeers” — i.e., in effect convicting us of a felony, on the basis of false allegations in a ridiculous civil suit filed by the perjuring bomber I call The World’s Worst Pro Se Litigant™.
UPDATE II: Further comment from John Hoge:
I never had any serious doubts about Schmalfedlt’s appeal of the peace order failing. I did consider the possibility that the Court of Appeals would take the case in order to settle some point of law, but I never had any doubt about the order being upheld.
I would once again like to publicly thank my lawyer Zoa Barnes for her help with the case.
The RICO Racketeers™ would like to buy Zoa a steak dinner.
Watcha git against Panda’s?
What a shock! How could such a massive legal mind be dismissed so summarily? Clarence Darrow is turning over in his grave.
You misspelled it. Shmalfeldt was seeking a PIECE order, but the judge said there was no way in hell he would order such a thing.
He doesn’t learn. He is now threatening Ali on Twitter, when Ali has asked him many times to cease contact.
RT @rsmccain: BREAKING: Maryland Appeals Court Denies Certiori for Bill Schmalfeldt Appeal http://t.co/zuXUcTZYTY Hat-tip @Katiescarlet2 @w…
What he doesn’t want to admit is that it’s his insistence on “writing” to people long after they’ve told him to stop that has gotten him in trouble.
I suspect he’ll maintain the same behavior.
South Park reference, I believe.
Particularly funny because of what the Panda was supposed to be teaching kids about…
That would be like suing someone for their gonorrhea. Eww.
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