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Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Alberta government passed new legislation in June of 2007 to give courts in the province more power to deal more effectively with “vexatious litigants.” These individuals were described by the Honourable Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Ron Stevens, in the Legislative Assembly on second reading of the amendments, in the following terms:


"A vexatious litigant is someone who persistently files proceedings that have already been determined by a court, persistently files proceedings that can’t succeed or that have no reasonable expectation of providing relief, persistently files proceedings for improper purposes, inappropriately uses previously raised grounds and issues in subsequent proceedings, persistently fails to pay the costs ordered by a court as a result of unsuccessful proceedings, persistently takes unsuccessful appeals from judicial decisions, or persistently engages in inappropriate courtroom behaviour. . . .

Some common characteristics often apply to vexatious litigants. They may include opinionated and narcissistic behaviour and asking the same questions repeatedly. For some vexatious litigants losing a case may fuel feelings of injustice and lead to ongoing legal action, and some exhibit behaviour that is consistent with some types of mental illness."

6 December 2018 at 16:22

Blogger snoop4truth said...

For the facts about a similar vexatious litigant (a Dean Clifford affiliate), click here. This guy has lost 76 frivolous cases in a row using similar amateur legal theories ("Freeman", "Sovereign Citizen").
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?99447-Rod-Class-his-many-hoaxes.

For a list of legal hoaxes this guy created with Deborah Tavares, click here. See hoaxes number 6-13 here. https://www.waccobb.net/forums/showthread.php?130336-The-hoaxes-of-deborah-tavares-(conspiracy-weaponized-weather-fires-depopulation)

20 May 2019 at 10:23

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