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"An extraordinary number of people, institutions, and inanimate objects have wronged Tyrone Hurt. In just the last couple of years, Hurt has sued the Declaration of Independence, Black's Law Dictionary [and] the United Nations"

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"An extraordinary number of people, institutions, and inanimate objects have wronged Tyrone Hurt. In just the last couple of years, Hurt has sued the Declaration of Independence, Black's Law Dictionary, the United Nations, agencies of the District of Columbia and the Federal Government, and various courts and their officers." An opinion that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued today proceeds to observe,
Hurt has claimed the existence of state supreme courts violates the Eighth Amendment, requested the Secret Service and the President's Cabinet be declared unconstitutional, and demanded the deportation of a Spanish-speaking government employee. Nor are the slights Hurt suffered mere glancing blows; he routinely demands trillions of dollars in damages.
Despite these passages from its ruling issued today, the D.C. Circuit is apparently not amused, as today's ruling revokes Hurt's ability to file "any future civil appeals without paying the required fees." According to a unanimous three-judge D.C. Circuit panel, "If Hurt wishes to continue wasting this Court's time by appealing dismissals of his absurd and frivolous claims, he should have to do it on his own dime."

Full post as published by How Appealing on October 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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