Litigant's F-word filing tells 'geezer' judge just what she thinks of his 'blah, blah, blah' finding
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A litigant who was disgusted over the dismissal of most of her claims in a $10 billion federal lawsuit let the judge know just what she thought of him in a legal filing titled “Notice to f*ck this court and everything it stands for.”
The pro se plaintiff, Tamah Jada Clark of Pensacola, Florida, had sued Georgia officials for what she believed to be the wrongful arrest, conviction and imprisonment of her husband, NBC News explains. Above the Law called the April 20 filing a “legal masterpiece,” giving credit to Sarah Jeong on Twitter @sarahjeong for finding it.
Clark has some choice words for 83-year-old U.S. District Judge Willis Hunt Jr. “You are a castrated coward and a disgrace to these United States of America,” she writes. “Fortunately for us all, you are in old age and presumably nearing the inevitable death that awaits all old impotent geezers like yourself, with a one-way ticket to hell; which is good.”
The F-word figures prominently in Clark’s brief, including the variation “f*ckery.” The asterisks are her own. She also asserts that Hunt is a “hoe” rather than a whore.
Clark refers to a prior arrest for allegedly plotting to break her husband out of jail after police found weapons and survival gear in her car. There is no record of a conviction, according to NBC. “The court ‘takes judicial notice’ of blah, blah, blah,” Clark writes. “Yep. Whatever. That’s right–I had a cocked and fully loaded AK-47 assault rifle, as well as a .45 caliber pistol. What’s your point?”
Clark explains the source of her legal knowledge in this paragraph: “Look here, old man, when I told you I AM Justice-I meant it. It took me about I month to study the history of the world and to learn the history and inner workings of American jurisprudence, literally. I was born to do this here. Don’t you know that your FBI and CIA have been trying to recruit me since grade school? Lol. But they’re unscrupulous losers like you, so it won’t be happening.”
Hunt recused himself from the case last Wednesday “in light of plaintiff’s decidedly vitriolic pleading.”
