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Notice Of Removal Guidance
Summary
For a Notice of Removal, you need to include the initial complaint, all relevant process, pleadings, and orders from the state court. You dont have to include every document, just those pertinent to the removal. Service information is part of the Notices body, not attachments. Consider including key motions and notices. If ongoing actions affect your case, they may impact the statute of limitations. Consult a lawyer for personalized advice.Full Conversation
Does this mean i have to take copies of every "image" including a document on my case docket as this is hundres of pages? NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Defendants James Cronan and Karen Merritt hereby file this Notice of Removal of the above-captioned action from the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Case No. * CV00006, to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, pursuant to * U.S.C. §§ *, *, *, and *. .
Defendants promptly after filing this Notice of Removal and Prefiling Statement will give written notice thereof to all adverse parties and will file a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as required by * U.S.C. § *(d). Defendants will include all pleadings from the state court in this notice to the adverse parties. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
For the Notice of Removal, you don't have to take copies of every single document. Here's a general guideline:
- Notice of Removal Requirements:
- Copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other documents filed in the state court relevant to the removal.
Are you representing yourself or do you have an attorney?
- Notice of Removal Requirements:
- Copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other documents filed in the state court relevant to the removal.
Are you representing yourself or do you have an attorney?
I was mailed a notice to appear for motion Hearing from the court . It cites futher Orders of the Court # * karen Merritt' reguest for extension of time to respond with opposition for example. Can I include this Notice with the copy of the Complaint?
You don't need to include every single document from your case docket. For a Notice of Removal, you should include:
- A copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other relevant documents filed in the state court.
Since you mentioned receiving a motion hearing notice and an order related to an extension of time, you can include these documents as part of the state court orders.
Are you representing yourself, or do you have an attorney?
- A copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other relevant documents filed in the state court.
Since you mentioned receiving a motion hearing notice and an order related to an extension of time, you can include these documents as part of the state court orders.
Are you representing yourself, or do you have an attorney?
can You confirm and or edit the follwing pleading that i will attach to my Notice of Removal Civil action Cover sheet, Karen merritt service made in hand january *, *, James cronan service made in hand January *, *, *-*-25Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA. *-*-25Opposition by Blake Godbout , opposing counsel, *-*-25Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law and Notice by mail by the court for orak arguments febrauary 5th, *
Here's the edited pleading you can attach to your Notice of Removal:
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Defendants James Cronan and Karen Merritt hereby file this Notice of Removal of the above-captioned action from the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Case No. * CV00006, to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, pursuant to * U.S.C. §§ *, *, *, and *.
Service Information:
- Karen Merritt: Service made in hand on January *, *
- James Cronan: Service made in hand on January *, *
Timeline of Proceedings:
- January *, *: Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA.
- January *, *: Opposition by Blake Godbout, opposing counsel.
- January *, *: Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law.
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *.
Defendants will promptly, after filing this Notice of Removal and Prefiling Statement, give written notice thereof to all adverse parties and will file a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as required by * U.S.C. § *(d). Defendants will include all pleadings from the state court in this notice to the adverse parties. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Defendants James Cronan and Karen Merritt hereby file this Notice of Removal of the above-captioned action from the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Case No. * CV00006, to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, pursuant to * U.S.C. §§ *, *, *, and *.
Service Information:
- Karen Merritt: Service made in hand on January *, *
- James Cronan: Service made in hand on January *, *
Timeline of Proceedings:
- January *, *: Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA.
- January *, *: Opposition by Blake Godbout, opposing counsel.
- January *, *: Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law.
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *.
Defendants will promptly, after filing this Notice of Removal and Prefiling Statement, give written notice thereof to all adverse parties and will file a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as required by * U.S.C. § *(d). Defendants will include all pleadings from the state court in this notice to the adverse parties. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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is rthis right please revise -Attachments:
- All pleadings from the state court
Oral Hearing:
- Scheduled for February *, *, at *:* p.m.
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Here is the revised version:
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Attachments:
- All pleadings from the state court
Oral Hearing:
- Scheduled for February *, *, at *:* p.m.
Here is the revised version:
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Attachments:
- All pleadings from the state court
Oral Hearing:
- Scheduled for February *, *, at *:* p.m.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Defendants James Cronan and Karen Merritt hereby file this Notice of Removal of the above-captioned action from the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Case No. * CV00006, to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, pursuant to * U.S.C. §§ *, *, *, and *.
Service Information:
- Karen Merritt: Service made in hand on January *, *
- James Cronan: Service made in hand on January *, *
Timeline of Proceedings:
- January *, *: Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA.
- January *, *: Opposition by Blake Godbout, opposing counsel.
- January *, *: Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law.
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *.
Defendants will promptly, after filing this Notice of Removal and Prefiling Statement, give written notice thereof to all adverse parties and will file a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as required by * U.S.C. § *(d). Defendants will include all pleadings from the state court in this notice to the adverse parties. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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Defendants James Cronan and Karen Merritt hereby file this Notice of Removal of the above-captioned action from the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Case No. * CV00006, to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, pursuant to * U.S.C. §§ *, *, *, and *.
Service Information:
- Karen Merritt: Service made in hand on January *, *
- James Cronan: Service made in hand on January *, *
Timeline of Proceedings:
- January *, *: Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA.
- January *, *: Opposition by Blake Godbout, opposing counsel.
- January *, *: Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law.
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *.
Defendants will promptly, after filing this Notice of Removal and Prefiling Statement, give written notice thereof to all adverse parties and will file a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as required by * U.S.C. § *(d). Defendants will include all pleadings from the state court in this notice to the adverse parties. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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But do i have to list the"service information" under here:Attachments:
- All pleadings from the state court
Oral Hearing:
- Scheduled for February *, *, at *:* p.m.
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No, you don't need to list the "service information" under the "Attachments" section. The "Attachments" section should only include documents that are being attached to the Notice of Removal.
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No, you don't need to list the "service information" under the "Attachments" section. The "Attachments" section should only include documents that are being attached to the Notice of Removal.
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Im condused. Please tell me what documents from the Service information section should I attach to the notice of removal?
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To clarify, you need to attach the following documents to your Notice of Removal:
- A copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other relevant documents filed in the state court.
The "Service Information" section does not need to be included in the "Attachments" section. It is part of the body of your Notice of Removal document and serves to provide details on when and how the defendants were served.
Is there anything else you need help with?
To clarify, you need to attach the following documents to your Notice of Removal:
- A copy of the initial complaint.
- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court.
- Any other relevant documents filed in the state court.
The "Service Information" section does not need to be included in the "Attachments" section. It is part of the body of your Notice of Removal document and serves to provide details on when and how the defendants were served.
Is there anything else you need help with?
This statement is confusining me- All process, pleadings, and orders from the state court. Then to meet that reguirement do I include the motions and the one notice by the court in my attachment section?
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To clarify, you should include the following documents in your attachment section for the Notice of Removal:
- Initial Complaint: The original complaint filed in the state court.
- All Process, Pleadings, and Orders: This includes motions, notices, and any orders issued by the state court.
- Relevant Documents: Any other documents filed in the state court that are relevant to the case.
Are you representing yourself, or do you have an attorney?
To clarify, you should include the following documents in your attachment section for the Notice of Removal:
- Initial Complaint: The original complaint filed in the state court.
- All Process, Pleadings, and Orders: This includes motions, notices, and any orders issued by the state court.
- Relevant Documents: Any other documents filed in the state court that are relevant to the case.
Are you representing yourself, or do you have an attorney?
No this is still confusing as i understood that i do not include all the pleadings and documents filed into the docket as it will be hundreds of pages and it is unnecessay. Therefor what documenst fro the service Inf and Timeline of Proceedings do I attach to my Notice , please/
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For your Notice of Removal, you should include the following documents:
- Initial Complaint: The original complaint filed in the state court.
- Key Process, Pleadings, and Orders: Only the essential motions, notices, and orders relevant to the removal process.
Here are the specific documents you should attach:
- Service Information for Karen Merritt and James Cronan
- Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA (Jan *, *)
- Opposition by Blake Godbout (Jan *, *)
- Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law (Jan *, *)
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *
Would you like any further assistance with this?
For your Notice of Removal, you should include the following documents:
- Initial Complaint: The original complaint filed in the state court.
- Key Process, Pleadings, and Orders: Only the essential motions, notices, and orders relevant to the removal process.
Here are the specific documents you should attach:
- Service Information for Karen Merritt and James Cronan
- Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA (Jan *, *)
- Opposition by Blake Godbout (Jan *, *)
- Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law (Jan *, *)
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *
Would you like any further assistance with this?
please now only send me the Attachment section
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Sure, here is the Attachment section you need:
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Attachments:
- Initial Complaint
- Service Information for Karen Merritt and James Cronan
- Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA (Jan *, *)
- Opposition by Blake Godbout (Jan *, *)
- Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law (Jan *, *)
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *
Would you like any further assistance with this?
Sure, here is the Attachment section you need:
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Attachments:
- Initial Complaint
- Service Information for Karen Merritt and James Cronan
- Motion by Ms. Merritt for extension of time under ADA (Jan *, *)
- Opposition by Blake Godbout (Jan *, *)
- Request for Oral Argument by Godbout Law (Jan *, *)
- Notice by mail from the court for oral arguments set for February *, *
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i have a consulation today with a lawyer referred by you. If i give you more infromation can you help me summarize my case?
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It sounds like your case involves a Notice of Removal from the Massachusetts Superior Court to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island. This is a high-value case, and it would be beneficial to share more details with your lawyer.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a brief description of the issue?
It sounds like your case involves a Notice of Removal from the Massachusetts Superior Court to the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island. This is a high-value case, and it would be beneficial to share more details with your lawyer.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a brief description of the issue?
Id like to be prepared heres my overview.Background:
I am seeking to file a RICO claim involving two companies, Classic Display Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC, which were fraudulently acquired by my and my former husband James finacial adviosr, Mr. Grieco. My primary concern revolves around the element of standing to deflect an eary dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco have title to the companies and my two properties . In * Mr. Grieco through trust the handeling of joined estate as wh had been recently divorce one year proper from a 25 year marriage. Our estate include a display buiness, a commercial building , a primary residence, and another residental single family home. Valued today approx at *.* million through fraud.
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Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
please read what I just said - I want you to prepare an overview of my case for a local lwyer as I have a consulation today. Ok? please read the above and start to draft.
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## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
please send without the borderline.- I need to establish standing to meet the element of standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations as well.
- I plan to include at miminum three attorneys, Pensco Trust Company Additionally Southeast Housing Court violaiated my constiiotional rights. My primary residence was just seized by the goverment withouit probale cause on October *, *.
Additional Details:
- Mr. Grieco and Mr. Tiernan acquired james two companies. Through money laundering they stripped the first company to invest into the second company and then siphoned it . Today the enterprise has acquired that business * fountain St LLC which owns a large commercial building and worth about *.* m. and the primary residence and have threated to froeclsoe on the last piece of property , * Oaks street Norton.
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## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Southeast Housing Court violated constitutional rights.
- Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of foreclosure on * Oaks Street, Norton.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Southeast Housing Court violated constitutional rights.
- Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of foreclosure on * Oaks Street, Norton.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
- A forensic CPA reported extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family members of Mr. Grieco were involved, loaning money from * to *.
- From * to the present, attorneys were hired to fabricate evidence and manipulate the courts.
- The enterprise's activities seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- I am unsure if I should include family members in the lawsuit.
- There is confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four year statute of limitations when it accraus.
Case Rating: *
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
- I believe the Southeast Housing Court violated my constitutional rights, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in my RICO claim.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Additional Information:
- The company Apponaug Business Company invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Case Rating: *
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
please send me the over view for the lawyers consulation in detail.
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## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, please provide the following details:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your email address?
- What is your zipcode?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
send without the borderline
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
now only from * onward keeping without the borderline
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
no just send from * onward so that I can see the rest of what you wrote.
## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
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*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
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if I had an estate in * and I didnt know until * that Mr. grieco was stealing from us and i hired an attorney who did not traet my case as a crime rather like an breach of contarct and fiduciary duty and i currently have him representing me for an illegal foreclsoure and usury but not the RICO claim which provides me with a more comprehensive claim . today Mr. grieco is still pursing his * scheme as the last overt act was yesterday. Under RICO when do you think my statute of limtations starts?
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The statute of limitations for a RICO claim is generally four years from the date when the plaintiff discovers or should have discovered the injury. Here are key points to consider:
- Discovery Rule: The statute of limitations may begin when you first discovered Mr. Grieco's fraudulent actions in *.
- Last Overt Act: Since the last overt act was yesterday, this could potentially extend the limitations period if it is part of a continuing pattern.
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The statute of limitations for a RICO claim is generally four years from the date when the plaintiff discovers or should have discovered the injury. Here are key points to consider:
- Discovery Rule: The statute of limitations may begin when you first discovered Mr. Grieco's fraudulent actions in *.
- Last Overt Act: Since the last overt act was yesterday, this could potentially extend the limitations period if it is part of a continuing pattern.
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i discovered my Griecos fruad actions but not the RICO claims. Are the courts generally applying the last overt act? becuase if not the last overt act is a mail fruad act which i have a right to allege.
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The application of the last overt act rule can depend on the specific circumstances of each case. Generally, courts may consider the last overt act in a pattern of racketeering activity when determining the statute of limitations for RICO claims. Here are some important points:
- Discovery Rule: The statute of limitations starts when the plaintiff discovers or should have discovered the injury.
- Last Overt Act: This rule can extend the limitations period if the act is part of a continuing pattern of racketeering activity.
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The application of the last overt act rule can depend on the specific circumstances of each case. Generally, courts may consider the last overt act in a pattern of racketeering activity when determining the statute of limitations for RICO claims. Here are some important points:
- Discovery Rule: The statute of limitations starts when the plaintiff discovers or should have discovered the injury.
- Last Overt Act: This rule can extend the limitations period if the act is part of a continuing pattern of racketeering activity.
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Doesnt the crime have to be done for an injruy to be established. Mr. grieci has yet to acquire my whole estate which he set out to acquire in *. Does this matter?
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Yes, the injury must generally be established for a RICO claim. If Mr. Grieco's actions are ongoing and the injury is still developing, it could impact the statute of limitations.
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Yes, the injury must generally be established for a RICO claim. If Mr. Grieco's actions are ongoing and the injury is still developing, it could impact the statute of limitations.
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On * as aprt of a sepaprte scheme Godbout Law In had l & S Realty open an LLC and buy my home * Brayton Woods usuing a usuarious interest rate of *% which meets the definition of a RICO usuary loan (which i then do not even have to claim predicate act violations) from * Godbout Law Inc has been filing a fabricated deed into a state court and bankruptcy court . He does not deny it. October *, * the sheriff evicted me based on an order from the housing court. Additionally Mr. Tienan sued me on January *, * wherby he purchase a *,* default judgement based on fraud by Mr. Grieco for $*,* to hold on to his ill gotten funds as I am sueing him for an illegal foreclsoure and usury. These are the latest two overt acts.
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Given the information that I just gave you do you think that i may be time barred to file a RICO claim?
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It appears you have a strong case that may benefit from the expertise of a lawyer. Here are some key points:
- The statute of limitations for a RICO claim is generally four years from when the injury is discovered.
- Ongoing actions and recent developments could extend the limitations period.
- The last overt acts, such as the eviction and fraudulent judgment, could be crucial in your case.
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It appears you have a strong case that may benefit from the expertise of a lawyer. Here are some key points:
- The statute of limitations for a RICO claim is generally four years from when the injury is discovered.
- Ongoing actions and recent developments could extend the limitations period.
- The last overt acts, such as the eviction and fraudulent judgment, could be crucial in your case.
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Additionally, I have a letter stating that they inted to foreclsoe on * Oak street based on the * urursious interest rate. So the crime is ongoing if it is not stopped.
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if you think I need to revise and update please send me ## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
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## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
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## Overview for Lawyer Consultation
Background:
- Case Type: RICO Claim
- Parties Involved: Classic Display Inc., * Fountain Street LLC
- Primary Concern: Establishing standing to avoid early dismissal required for a RICO claim.
Key Points:
- Defendants: Mr. Tiernan and Mr. Grieco
- Timeline:
- *: Mr. Grieco, the financial advisor, acquired title to the companies and properties through fraudulent means.
- Assets Involved:
- Display business
- Commercial building
- Primary residence
- Single-family home
- Total estimated value: $*.* million
Objective:
- Filing a RICO claim to address the fraudulent acquisition and seek restitution.
Additional Details:
- Statute of Limitations: Need to establish standing under *(a)(b)(c)(d) and statute of limitations.
- Attorneys: Plan to include at minimum three attorneys.
- Southeast Housing Court: Violated constitutional rights.
- Seizure: Primary residence seized without probable cause on October *, *.
- Threat of Foreclosure: On * Oaks Street, Norton.
- Forensic CPA Report: Extensive commingling of funds, sham transactions, and embezzlement between the two companies.
- Family Members: Involved in loaning money from * to *.
- Attorneys' Role: Hired from * to present to fabricate evidence and manipulate courts.
- Enterprise Activities: Seem to have started around *.
Legal Concerns:
- Family Members: Unsure if they should be included in the lawsuit.
- Distinctiveness: Confusion about proving the distinctiveness element, especially concerning the timeline of activities and the four-year statute of limitations.
- Southeast Housing Court: Believes constitutional rights were violated, but sovereign immunity may prevent including them in the RICO claim.
- Apponaug Business Company: Invested in the sham business to aid the enterprise.
Questions:
*. Should I sue the family members involved in loaning money and engaging in fraudulent activities?
*. How crucial is the timeline for proving distinctiveness in my RICO claim?
*. Can I sue the Southeast Housing Court separately for constitutional violations?
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should I be asking the lawyer why is he interested in my case, as his practice area doenst include a RICO claim?
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please revise to give more deails this Phone: *-*-*
Zipcode: *
Email: karen.hgm@aol.com
Reason: Embezzlment mail fraud conspiracy, bankruptcy fraud conspiracy, elder financial abuse, damages for constitutional violations, and financial mismanagement and fraud. Under the RICO Act, * U.S.C. § *, (a)(b)(c)(d)I believe that I could possibly have a RICO claim. Around *, my two businesses, one being a display manufacturing company and the other owning a valuable commercial building, and two residential properties became involved in money laundering, loan sharking, extortion, mail fraud, and bankruptcy fraud. They now have title to almost our entire estate , not only the commercial building but also my former wife's two properties. Under section *(a)(b)(c), I have evidence to support my claims. The pattern of racketeering was also infiltrated by my trusted CPA.
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here is the answer to your questions. Phone: *-*-* Zipcode: * Email: karen.hgm@aol.com Reason: Embezzlment mail fraud conspiracy, bankruptcy fraud conspiracy, elder financial abuse, damages for constitutional violations, and financial mismanagement and fraud. Under the RICO Act, * U.S.C. § *, (a)(b)(c)(d)I believe that I could possibly have a RICO claim. Around *, my two businesses, one being a display manufacturing company and the other owning a valuable commercial building, and two residential properties became involved in money laundering, loan sharking, extortion, mail fraud, and bankruptcy fraud. They now have title to almost our entire estate , not only the commercial building but also my former wife's two properties. Under section *(a)(b)(c), I have evidence to support my claims. The pattern of racketeering was also infiltrated by my trusted CPA.
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Name: Karen Merritt
Email: karen.hgm@aol.com
Phone: *-*-*
Zipcode: *
Reason: Embezzlement, mail fraud conspiracy, bankruptcy fraud conspiracy, elder financial abuse, damages for constitutional violations, financial mismanagement and fraud. Potential RICO claim involving money laundering, loan sharking, extortion, mail fraud, and bankruptcy fraud. Businesses involved: display manufacturing company, commercial building, residential properties. Evidence under *(a)(b)(c).
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I think I wish to add my constuitional rights violation by the Southeast housing Court MA including due process 14th and 7th whererby I defendant was denied a jury trail and her property seized by fraud on the court. Here please polish - Jurisdiction and Venue:
- The United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island has jurisdiction over this case under * U.S.C. § * (federal question jurisdiction) because the claims arise under federal statutes, including the RICO Act.
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Jurisdiction and Venue:
- The United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island has jurisdiction over this case under * U.S.C. § * (federal question jurisdiction) because the claims arise under federal statutes, including the RICO Act.
- The court also has supplemental jurisdiction over related state law claims under * U.S.C. § *.
- Venue is proper in this district under * U.S.C. § *(b) as a substantial part of the events or omissions giving rise to the claim occurred in this district.
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Jurisdiction and Venue:
- The United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island has jurisdiction over this case under * U.S.C. § * (federal question jurisdiction) because the claims arise under federal statutes, including the RICO Act.
- The court also has supplemental jurisdiction over related state law claims under * U.S.C. § *.
- Venue is proper in this district under * U.S.C. § *(b) as a substantial part of the events or omissions giving rise to the claim occurred in this district.
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please explain does this have something to do with the violations of my constuitional rights -- The court also has supplemental jurisdiction over related state law claims under * U.S.C. § *.
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Yes, the court's supplemental jurisdiction under * U.S.C. § * allows it to hear state law claims that are related to your federal claims, including potential constitutional rights violations. This means that if your federal RICO claim is accepted, the court can also consider related state law claims, such as those involving due process violations by the Southeast Housing Court.
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Yes, the court's supplemental jurisdiction under * U.S.C. § * allows it to hear state law claims that are related to your federal claims, including potential constitutional rights violations. This means that if your federal RICO claim is accepted, the court can also consider related state law claims, such as those involving due process violations by the Southeast Housing Court.
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suppose my RICO claim is dimissed can It hear the potentil separate federal and state claims?
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Yes, even if your RICO claim is dismissed, the court can still hear other federal and state claims if they are sufficiently related to the original RICO claim. Here are important points:
- Federal Claims: The court can still hear other federal claims based on federal question jurisdiction.
- State Claims: The court can exercise supplemental jurisdiction over related state law claims under * U.S.C. § *.
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Yes, even if your RICO claim is dismissed, the court can still hear other federal and state claims if they are sufficiently related to the original RICO claim. Here are important points:
- Federal Claims: The court can still hear other federal claims based on federal question jurisdiction.
- State Claims: The court can exercise supplemental jurisdiction over related state law claims under * U.S.C. § *.
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james has a rhode island state claim which was dismissed with prejudice not on the substainial claism , rather, he missed a hearing and opposing counsel file a motion to dimiss with prejudice. The case was breach of partnership and ficuciary duty. Additionally Mr. grieco filed fabricated fiancial documents into the court according to the forensic accountant. james and i are now defending ourselves in their latest ovwert act. But I want to ask the court to void theatstate order . Can I do this?
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You may have grounds to ask the court to void the order if it can be shown that the dismissal was due to procedural issues rather than the merits of the case, particularly if there is evidence of fraud. Here are some steps you could consider:
- Motion to Vacate: You can file a motion to vacate the dismissal order based on the grounds that it was a procedural error or due to fraudulent documents presented by the opposing counsel.
- Rule *(b): Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or equivalent state rules, you can seek relief from a final judgment based on reasons such as fraud, misrepresentation, or other misconduct by the opposing party.
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You may have grounds to ask the court to void the order if it can be shown that the dismissal was due to procedural issues rather than the merits of the case, particularly if there is evidence of fraud. Here are some steps you could consider:
- Motion to Vacate: You can file a motion to vacate the dismissal order based on the grounds that it was a procedural error or due to fraudulent documents presented by the opposing counsel.
- Rule *(b): Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or equivalent state rules, you can seek relief from a final judgment based on reasons such as fraud, misrepresentation, or other misconduct by the opposing party.
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In the Notice of Removal I am seeking the following do i ask to vacate state and federal orders including bankruptcy orders which were all based on fraud by racketeering, which I can prove but I need time to devolop and plead with particularity- Conclusion:
*. Defendants request a stay of all proceedings, including the scheduled oral hearing, until the federal court decides on the removal.
*. Defendants request approval to file a civil RICO claim to address the substantial federal questions and extensive criminal conduct involved in this case.
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Conclusion for Notice of Removal:
*. Defendants request a stay of all proceedings, including the scheduled oral hearing, until the federal court decides on the removal.
*. Defendants request approval to file a civil RICO claim to address the substantial federal questions and extensive criminal conduct involved in this case.
*. Defendants request the court to vacate all state and federal orders, including bankruptcy orders, based on fraud by racketeering, with additional time to develop and plead with particularity.
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*. Defendants request a stay of all proceedings, including the scheduled oral hearing, until the federal court decides on the removal.
*. Defendants request approval to file a civil RICO claim to address the substantial federal questions and extensive criminal conduct involved in this case.
*. Defendants request the court to vacate all state and federal orders, including bankruptcy orders, based on fraud by racketeering, with additional time to develop and plead with particularity.
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*. Defendants seek approval under the Organized Crime Control Act of * to ensure compliance with all necessary legal requirements.
*. If the court requires a RICO statement, the Defendants will comply by providing all necessary details as specified by the court.
*. Defendants seek additional time under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to meet these compliances. If a separate motion is required for the ADA extension, the Defendants request guidance on filing it appropriately.
*. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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## Conclusion for Notice of Removal:
*. Defendants request a stay of all proceedings, including the scheduled oral hearing, until the federal court decides on the removal.
*. Defendants request approval to file a civil RICO claim to address the substantial federal questions and extensive criminal conduct involved in this case.
*. Defendants request the court to vacate all state and federal orders, including bankruptcy orders, based on fraud by racketeering, with additional time to develop and plead with particularity.
*. Defendants seek approval under the Organized Crime Control Act of * to ensure compliance with all necessary legal requirements.
*. If the court requires a RICO statement, the Defendants will comply by providing all necessary details as specified by the court.
*. Defendants seek additional time under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to meet these compliances. If a separate motion is required for the ADA extension, the Defendants request guidance on filing it appropriately.
*. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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## Conclusion for Notice of Removal:
*. Defendants request a stay of all proceedings, including the scheduled oral hearing, until the federal court decides on the removal.
*. Defendants request approval to file a civil RICO claim to address the substantial federal questions and extensive criminal conduct involved in this case.
*. Defendants request the court to vacate all state and federal orders, including bankruptcy orders, based on fraud by racketeering, with additional time to develop and plead with particularity.
*. Defendants seek approval under the Organized Crime Control Act of * to ensure compliance with all necessary legal requirements.
*. If the court requires a RICO statement, the Defendants will comply by providing all necessary details as specified by the court.
*. Defendants seek additional time under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to meet these compliances. If a separate motion is required for the ADA extension, the Defendants request guidance on filing it appropriately.
*. Defendants will provide written notice and file the necessary documents upon receiving court approval to waive the fees associated with serving these documents.
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do i ask for a jury trial?
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In your case, requesting a jury trial can be a strategic decision. Here are some points to consider:
- Right to a Jury Trial: Under the Seventh Amendment, you have the right to a jury trial in federal civil cases if the value in controversy exceeds $*.
- Complexity: Given the complexity and the serious nature of the allegations, a jury might be more sympathetic to your situation compared to a judge.
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In your case, requesting a jury trial can be a strategic decision. Here are some points to consider:
- Right to a Jury Trial: Under the Seventh Amendment, you have the right to a jury trial in federal civil cases if the value in controversy exceeds $*.
- Complexity: Given the complexity and the serious nature of the allegations, a jury might be more sympathetic to your situation compared to a judge.
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