Just the facts enclosed. We are grateful for true professionals on our team. In court generally, you need admissible evidence. Here are some highlights of the evidence, by experts in IT, ethics law, as well as a client declaration showing prejudice. Atty argmnts not evidence...
These are parts of the declaration of Erin Joyce, one of Los Angeles's most respected ethics expert and former state bar prosecutor for 18 years. Expert testimony is important to show a lack of alleged ethics violation. Once accused, attorneys have a right to defend themselves..
Facts don't become true simply because someone argues a position in a motion with inadmissible evidence. Here is parts of Bjorn Wallman's declaration which actually provided real testimony as to the facts and what a Twitter feed really is and how it is published and to whom...
In motions, attorneys file evidentiary objections. These are directed at whatever declaration is attached. The purpose to prevent inadmissible, incomplete, and hearsay evidence, as well as improper evidence from being admitted. There is argument too.
This is what they look like:
Evidentiary objections continued. This is so you can see the format on real filed court documents. We express no opinion on the outcome of the rulings, this is for academic purposes only and petitioning activity called freedom of expression!
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We are asking for help to identify these eight subjects who surrounded our client, a UCLA student. They falsely detained him, assaulted him, interfered with his movements, while illegally occupying public property, numerous times. @StopAntisemites @ShirionOrg @canarymission2
During this crime in progress, most of the subjects hid their identities. They did not want to be filmed. Their identities are critical for both civil and criminal investigations that are ongoing. Here are the remaining subjects.
This is the last batch. Obviously not all students here. This was not a peaceful protest. This was a crime in progress where consequences will follow.
Borges concedes that Girardi faked the purchase as case cost which was a fraud. The judge said he doesn't believe EG knew what was going on but it doesn't effect his ruling. We have repeatedly said, her knowledge is irrelevant. He is arguing they could have written the check
to anyone and the clients would have still gotten funds. EB is arguing the firm was entitled to $20M at least in legal fees. EB points out JAMS was paid $500k which is a large payment. What did JAMS do for $500k? EB is repeating himself that if the firm was entitled to fees,
this earring purchase was a drop in the bucket. He is making legal arguments about the tolling of the statute. He is arguing the clients should be suing Erika, not the Trustee. He is now talking about a deposition that had a protective order that was our case against Erika.
The case is called. Evan Borges for @erikajayne. Larry Gabriel is appearing for the Trustee. The judge is sanctioning both attorneys $400.00 for not filing the report. Judge was not happy about that. The judge is addressing the jury trial request by EJ. (A jury will love..
her). They actually are not entitled to a jury trial on a fraudulent conveyance case. This is not a clear case. If one party wants a jury trial, the judge will order one. We will advise the Trustee that Erika doesn't necessarily have a right. It is an equitable claim. Judge
is picking a new date for a new status conference. This is so he can monitor the case. He warns the attorneys that the fine will go up if they do this again. 9/27 is the next hearing date on status. Also, many times parties file a summary judgment motion so EJ is a long way
Judge has finished Stuart Smith's canvassing, and now is moving on to the information. He is charged with conspiring to commit wire & money laundering, and obstructing an official proceeding. This is commonly known as obstructing justice. Presumably at Jen's direction.
Smith signed the indictment waiver this morning. The government has set forth the elements of these offense for 3 counts. The max penalty is 30 years for count 1. For C2, it is 20 years. For C3, 20 years. The parties are checking the statute against the charging doc for errors
The court made some non-material changes to the information. the court is pointing out he is pleading to three counts and will be sentenced on all three counts. he can order them concurrently or at the same time. Since smith has a max of 70 years hanging over his head, he will
Judge is now ruling: Here we go. Judge is reciting the code. The judge is going through his researching and reasoning. He has something prepared. He is going through Franklin's background and representation by MA. Then the historical history of the case. Franklin..
wanted to reestablish his relationship with Nike and do this as a whistle blower and last compensation. Auerbach and Franklin provided documents to MA. (he was very desperate for money at this time) Nike referred Geragos to outside counsel. March 19, 2019, Geragos and MA met
at MG's office. MA didn't disclose he even brought Geragos into the case. (can't do this without client consent) Franklin didn't understand MA wasn't trying to persuade nike to get control of his team. MA had a different agenda. The judge is going over MA's threats for the
Avenatti is now doing his allocation. he said he dreamed of becoming an attorney. fighting for the little guy against goliath. i betrayed my profession. (THIS IS ALL ADMISSIBLE in his FRAUD TRIAL). He is asking himself why did this need to happen? He says all the fame, tv.
twitter, mean nothing. everyone wants to ride the limo, but not the bus. he said what matters is being a good dad to his children. that is the only legacy in life that matters. MA says he is truly sorry for the pain he caused franklin and others. (doesn't even mention Nike)
he says he can do better. he is welting up. court is silent. he is crying. he will do better if given a chance. he says he will never have the privilege of practicing law against. he is forever grateful for his family support. his allocation is very moving for sure. judge