Taitz sanctioned

Orly Taitz$250 is not a lot of money, but at least it’s a step in the right direction.

Sources close to the Lisa Liberi/Orly Taitz lawsuit report that Taitz (pictured right) was sanctioned $250 yesterday by federal district judge Andrew J. Guilford for filing five motions in violation of the Court’s pre-filing order (motions must be approved before filing). The Court also sanctioned Tatz’s counsel Schumann, Rallo & Rosenberg, LLP in the same amount.

Taitz , Neil Sankey and an impressive list of co-defendants, are being sued by Lisa Liberi and Phil Berg, over the alleged defamation of Liberi by Taitz. Taitz stands by her claim that Liberi is a convicted felon, and has moved to have the case dismissed under the California AntiSLAPP law, a law that provides for dismissal of frivolous lawsuits filed to inhibit freedom of speech through the legal process.

I think that if anything, this is a cautionary tale about getting tangled up in a lawsuit. It looks like a total of six lawsuits/appeals and at least a dozen litigants including Oracle Corporation and Lexis/Nexis. There were 308 filings/orders one suit alone at the district level, and an appeal in Lisa Liberi et al v Orly Taitz et al is currently before the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in California.

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42 Responses to Taitz sanctioned

  1. Are you freaks STILL drinking the Koolaid, after all the criminal activity connected to Obama?

    [Offensive language deleted. Doc.]

  2. Oh and Orly ROCKS!

  3. Bovril says:

    No, that would be Orly sucks in all elements in her life Trace dear.

    [Offensive personal attack deleted. Doc.]

  4. Bovril says:

    Now Doc

    I did state the facts about Trace and her previously recorded and plain pattern of inane fact and value free postings, thats not an attack, it’s an observation of her previous recorded behaviour.

    The other section was an assumption and personally attacking and I apologize to you.

  5. misha says:

    KenyanBornObamAcorn: after all the criminal activity connected to Obama?

    You mean like invading a country, after making WMDs from whole cloth, so Cheney’s coterie could get their paws on oil?

    How about Spiro Agnew, who shook down contractors for bribes, to the tune of $100K? How about Agnew taking $5K cash in the Executive Office building, from a contractor in Baltimore?

    How about Nixon and Watergate?

  6. jahHG says:

    Yes, Orly surely does rock!!! We should all strive to “rock” like Orly.

    Well, the truth is, if I rocked like Orly, I’d be homeless!!!!!!!!

  7. Obsolete says:

    KBOA,
    the Obama administration is one of the cleanest to date. Three years in, and no major criminal charges against anyone of any importance.
    Cleaner both Bush’s & Clinton, and much cleaner than Reagan, whose administration had the most criminal convictions of any admin, even more than Nixon’s, I believe.

    Remember, Obama’s skin color giving you heartburn and nightsweats does not qualify as lawbreaking.

  8. Sef says:

    KenyanBornObamAcorn:
    Oh and Orly ROCKS!

    Yes, someone probably thinks of her as a pet rock.

  9. Joey says:

    Well, that’s $20,250 in fines for Ms. Taitz and counting!

    “This is one of several suits brought by Ms. Taitz in her quixotic attempt to prove that President Obama is not a natural born citizen as is required by the Constitution. This Court is not willing to go tilting at windmills with her.”–Chief US District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth, “Taitz v Obama (quo warranto), April 14, 2010.

    “A spurious claim questioning the President’s constitutional legitimacy may be protected by the First Amendment, but a Court’s placement of its imprimatur upon a claim that is so lacking in factual support that it is frivolous would undoubtedly disserve the public interest.”
    US District Court Judge Clay D. Land, US District Court for the Middle District of Georgia, “Rhodes v MacDonald,” September 16, 2009
    Orly Taitz was the attorney for Captain Connie Rhodes, an Army doctor who wanted assurances that the President was legally qualified to order her to deploy to Afghanistan.
    Orly Taitz was sanctioned to the tune of $20,000 by Judge Land who dismissed Captain Rhodes’ lawsuit. Captain Rhodes fired Orly Taitz as her attorney, reported Ms. Taitz to the California Bar Association for violations of professional standards and Captain Rhodes reported for movement to Afghanistan.
    Ms. Taitz appealed her sanction to Justice Thomas who denied the request for an injunction and then to Justice Alito. Justice Alito forwarded her application for injunction to the full Court. It was rejected and Orly Taitz paid the fine.

  10. Dr Kenneth Noisewater (Bob Ross) says:

    KenyanBornObamAcorn:
    Are you freaks STILL drinking the Koolaid, after all the criminal activity connected to Obama?

    [Offensive language deleted. Doc.]

    you mean the nonexistent criminal activity?

  11. Suranis says:

    FINALLY someone sanctions her ass. The amount may not be huge but the precedent has been set. Knowing Orly she will double down after doubling down and force the courts hand for higher sanctions.

    PS KBOA. I haven’t been outed yet!!! *sobs*

  12. G says:

    If by that, you mean her head certainly seems to be full of them…then yeah.

    I see her well-deserved sanctioning has brought you crawling out of your corner to wail. Well have no fear, your dear Orly is likely to bring forth many more sanctions upon herself before she hangs it up.

    KenyanBornObamAcorn: Oh and Orly ROCKS!

  13. Rickey says:

    In other Orly news, her Opposition to Defendant’s Motion for Summary Judgment in Taitz v. Astrue was stricken by the court because she once again failed to redact Social Security Numbers. She then claimed, rather disingenuously, that she had sent both a redacted and unredacted version to the court and that the clerk filed the wrong one. However, the clerk has been unable to find the supposed redacted version.

    Judge Lamberth, exhibiting extraordinary patience, has given Orly 14 days to file the redacted version.

    http://www.scribd.com/doc/60586868/TAITZ-v-ASTRUE-USDC-D-C-26-ORDER-that-plaintiff-shall-file-the-redacted-version-of-her-Opposition-to-Defendant-s-Motion-for-Summary-Judgment

  14. AnotherBird says:

    KenyanBornObamAcorn:
    Are you freaks STILL drinking the Koolaid, after all the criminal activity connected to Obama?

    That sounds like someone is going to help Taitz pay her sanction. Taitz is one lucky lawyer.

  15. Hey, KenyaBorn. Are you ready to name those Obots who attended Lakin’s homecoming? You thought we forgot that one didn’t you? Tee, hee, hee.

  16. Critical Thinker says:

    Suranis:
    Orly she will double down after doubling down and force the courts hand for higher sanctions.

    Yes, she doubled down. She “respectfully and humbly” asked the court to reinstate her motion to dismiss because everyone is being mean to her. Uncharacteristically, she did not post on her web site a poorly written screed asking her lunatic followers to harass the judge for being mean to her. Maybe the other defendants and attorneys in this case who are not lunatics or birthers are reigning her in.

  17. Lupin says:

    KBOA emerges from the mire like Cthulhu, spits some ichor, and sinks away.

  18. G says:

    H/T for the Cthulhu reference! An apt analogy, with as Chthulu was associated with bringing about madness and people going insane..

    Lupin: KBOA emerges from the mire like Cthulhu, spits some ichor, and sinks away.

  19. John Reilly says:

    Ms. Dr. Taitz was urging her followers to harass pretty much everyone in Hawaii. She previously did this with Judge Carter, and then when caught complained to the 9th Circuit that there was no evidence of her misbehavior. Her latest rant about Hawaiian officials who do not want to speak with her is proof, like the redaction issue, that Ms. Dr. Taitz cannot learn. I suppose that it is too much to ask the 9th Circuit to look at her site as that would be evidence outside of the appellate record.

  20. Paul says:

    Has she ever paid the previous $20K sanction?

  21. Majority Will says:

    AnotherBird: That sounds like someone is going to help Taitz pay her sanction. Taitz is one lucky lawyer.

    That’s a nifty trick that should make Lucas the Conman proud. Taitz gets poor single mothers to pay her fines for being incompetent while living in a mansion and dining out regularly in the finest Laguna Niguel restaurants while Taitz’s wealthy husband, Yosef drives a nice, new Tesla Roadster. Suckers.

  22. Bovril says:

    G:
    H/T for the Cthulhu reference!An apt analogy, with as Chthulu was associated with bringing about madness and people going insane..

    Best Cthulian book series ever, Charles Stross and the “Laundry Series” full on Techie Geek and Lovecraft melange. Well worth the pennioes to buy and I see much in Trace that would map oh so well to the HR personnel at The Laundry……

  23. Daniel says:

    She paid it, well mostly her army of birzombies did.

    She still bitches about it though.

  24. Joey says:

    Paul:
    (I meant $20k sanction)

    Yes, she paid it. Judge Land down in Georgia put a lien on her real property. She paid quickly.
    Mario Apuzzo also paid court costs in Kerchner v Obama, I believe.

  25. AnotherBird says:

    Majority Will: That’s a nifty trick that should make Lucas the Conman proud. Taitz gets poor single mothers to pay her fines for being incompetent while living in a mansion and dining out regularly in the finest Laguna Niguel restaurants while Taitz’s wealthy husband, Yosefdrives a nice, new Tesla Roadster. Suckers.

    I always thought that she had gotten some of her ‘supporters’ to help pay her 20K sanction, by trying to play the victim. Like with KBOA, make it seem like its all Obama fault, and the ‘poor single mothers’ send their money to help a rich woman for her competence.

  26. To my knowledge, no birther fundraising numbers have ever been disclosed.

    AnotherBird: I always thought that she had gotten some of her supporters’ to help pay her 20K sanction, by trying to play the victim.

  27. The US Attorney actually put the lien on the property after Dr. Levy’s appeal written for Orly on the sanctions failed.

    Joey: Yes, she paid it. Judge Land down in Georgia put a lien on her real property. She paid quickly

  28. Majority Will says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    To my knowledge, no birther fundraising numbers have ever been disclosed.

    But she does beg for funds, asks supporters to make long distance calls for her and thanks the gullible birthers for specific amounts on her site:

    “Your donations to the cause are much appreciated.”

    “Make a donation to Dr. Orly Taitz for CA Secretary of State 2010 Campaign”

    “Bumper Sticker
    $9.99 thru PayPal”

    “THANK YOU MRS. STONE FOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATION OF $400 AND THANK YOU MR. BADGETT FOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATION OF $100
    Posted on | July 23, 2011 | No Comments”

    “THANK YOU MR. HEMPHILL FOR YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION OF $500
    Posted on | July 20, 2011 | No Comments”

    “THANK YOU MRS. ZICHA FOR YOUR VERY GENEROUS DONATION OF $500
    Posted on | July 19, 2011 | No Comments”

    “THANK YOU ROBERT FOR A VERY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION OF $1,007
    Posted on | July 16, 2011 | No Comments”

    ” I NEED YOUR HELP IN VISITING THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL OF HI AND GETTING A RESPONSE, WHETHER THEY WILL COMPLY WITH THE SUBPOENA SIGNED BY THE CLERK OF THE COURT.
    . . . I’m asking my supporters in HI to visit the office of the Attorney General to find out, whether they will comply with the subpoena. If indeed there is nobody there, to visit the office of the dirctor of Health and ask the official on duty to respond asap. the trip to HI is expensive. I will need to get airfare and i also need to pay for the hotel accommodations for two experts. I can’t make such arrangments without knowing that they will comply.
    Posted on | July 19, 2011 | 31 Comments”

    “PLEASE, CALL ANY AND ALL MEDIA, LET THEM KNOW, THAT ATTYGEN OF HI AND THEIR CLIENT, DIRECTOR OF HEALTH LORETTA FUDDY, WERE SERVED WITH A SUBPOENA, SIGNED BY THE CLERK OF THE COURT. WE NEED TO KNOW, IF THEY WILL COMPLY AND ALLOW INSPECTION OF OBAMA’S ORIGINAL BC. CALL TRUMP AND EVERYONE ELSE YOU CAN THINK OF
    Posted on | July 15, 2011 | 6 Comments”

    . . . and many more.

    (source: http://www.orlytaitzesq.com)

  29. G says:

    I will have to check it out, thanks! I’ve got a pretty darn near complete library of all of HP Lovecraft’s writings (several tales more than once, as they are usually in compendiums and to get certain obscure short stories, you pretty much end up with many of the same tales found elsewhere as part of the package. I also have quite a number of his contemporaries writings, who continued to write within his “mythos” after him. But I don’t have any Stross…so that is now on my list.

    Bovril: Best Cthulian book series ever, Charles Stross and the “Laundry Series” full on Techie Geek and Lovecraft melange. Well worth the pennioes to buy and I see much in Trace that would map oh so well to the HR personnel at The Laundry……

  30. The Magic M says:

    I think her latest filing will get her sanctioned again.
    She “redacted” the SSN by striking the last 4 numbers out with a pen (!), but you can still read the numbers in every instance. Also she quoted the opposition (which redacted everything *but* the last 4 numbers), again allowing anyone to reconstruct the full SSN from her filing.

    And once more I wonder, is this a new world record in incompetence, or done to fail on purpose, or a medical condition of extreme stubbornness where she tries to tell the court “I don’t care what you say, I’ll find a way to get my way no matter what”?

  31. G says:

    My guesses: yes, perhaps and most certainly yes.

    The Magic M: And once more I wonder, is this a new world record in incompetence, or done to fail on purpose, or a medical condition of extreme stubbornness where she tries to tell the court “I don’t care what you say, I’ll find a way to get my way no matter what”?

  32. Obsolete says:

    There is even one blatant case where she missed redaction altogether. The whole thing is a big “Fu(k You” to the court and judge.

  33. Gee, where have I seen that before?

    http://www.obots.org/archives/201

    The Magic M: She “redacted” the SSN by striking the last 4 numbers out with a pen (!), but you can still read the numbers in every instance

  34. Rickey says:

    Majority Will:
    Majority Will quoting Orly:
    I NEED YOUR HELP IN VISITING THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL OF HI AND GETTING A RESPONSE, WHETHER THEY WILL COMPLY WITH THE SUBPOENA SIGNED BY THE CLERK OF THE COURT.
    . . .I’m asking my supporters in HI to visit the office of the Attorney General to find out, whether they will comply with the subpoena. If indeed there is nobody there, to visit the office of the dirctor of Health and ask the official on duty to respond asap. the trip to HI is expensive. I will need to get airfare and i also need to pay for the hotel accommodations for two experts. I can’t make such arrangments without knowing that they will comply.

    This is mind-boggling, even for Orly. She really believes that the Hawaii AG or Hawaii DOH will respond to inquiries by people who aren’t parties to the litigation? Has it occurred to Orly to pick up the phone herself and call the AG’s office?

    I assume that KBOA would point to this as another example of how Orly “rocks,”

  35. Majority Will says:

    Rickey: This is mind-boggling, even for Orly. She really believes that the Hawaii AG or Hawaii DOH will respond to inquiries by people who aren’t parties to the litigation? Has it occurred to Orly to pick up the phone herself and call the AG’s office?

    I assume that KBOA would point to this as another example of how Orly “rocks,”

    Evidently, she likes to have minions do her bidding. She has said ad nauseam that either she is too busy or whines about the lack of resources (e.g., time, money, etc.). I have little doubt that mixed in there is a control freak and egomaniac who desperately craves validation.

  36. Reality Check says:

    I think she called but no one want to talk to a crazy lady who called them criminals. What a shock.

    Rickey: Has it occurred to Orly to pick up the phone herself and call the AG’s office?

  37. Northland10 says:

    The Magic M: And once more I wonder, is this a new world record in incompetence, or done to fail on purpose, or a medical condition of extreme stubbornness where she tries to tell the court “I don’t care what you say, I’ll find a way to get my way no matter what”?

    Obsolete: There is even one blatant case where she missed redaction altogether. The whole thing is a big “F You” to the court and judge.

    Judge Lamberth has not taken kindly to her games. No sanctions yet, but some strong language that her actions may result in that.

    DC Federal Court::
    https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/show_public_doc?2011cv0402-30

  38. Northland10 says:

    The Honorable Royce Lamberth may be gunning for a spot on Doc’s quote of the day with:

    Moreover, wasting the Court’s time with nonsense is not the way for plaintiff to have any hope of prevailing in this case

    or the apt observance:

    Plaintiff is either toying with the court or displaying her own stupidity

  39. Majority Will says:

    Northland10: Plaintiff is either toying with the court or displaying her own stupidity

    Or both.

    We need a betting pool. Who will be disbarred first?

    Taitz, Apuzzo or Berg?

    It’s a race to the bottom.

  40. Northland10 says:

    Majority Will: We need a betting pool. Who will be disbarred first?

    Well, Berg is in the lead with a disciplinary hearing in May, but I do not know what came of it.

  41. G says:

    When will these judges learn that treating Orly with kid gloves does not make her go away or act any less crazy?

    They need to stop giving her additional chances and throw the book at her as harshly as they can. She has no business practicing law anymore. She’s way too incompetent and impertinent.

  42. Northland10 says:

    G: When will these judges learn that treating Orly with kid gloves does not make her go away or act any less crazy?

    The Judge did make a none to subtle hint to the defense suggesting they ask for sanctions, thus avoiding his need to do it sua sponte.

    As for the California Bar Court, I remember Orly mentioning trouble with them in early 2010. I can only figure, if there was any action, it was private discipline. Since then, most of her cases have been submitted pro se and, if I recall, in all other cases, she is representing herself (or even managed to get counsel). Only the original Keyes-Markham v. Obama is left of her cases where she had supposed clients.

    I am not sure the if they treat differently discipline for attorneys who are not representing clients and, especially, on pro se filers. I would assume the court would be easier on them, though she still is an attorney.

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