Jack Thompson Quietly Bows Out of OTHER Bar Lawsuit

Jack Thompson Quietly Bows Out of OTHER Bar Lawsuit

October 4, 2007
In recent days we've been tracking Jack Thompson's legal antics in his lawsuit against the Florida Bar - the one presided over by Judge Adalberto Jordan.

To keep things, um, straight, let's call this one the gay porn case, since Thompson's September 24th docket submission which feaured graphic pictures of men having sex has become a crucial, if bizarre, element.

But, until yesterday, there was another John Thompson vs. the Florida Bar case, also going on in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. This one was presided over by Judge Paul Huck (left).

For clarity's sake, let's refer to this one as the Kotaku case, since Thompson at one point tried unsuccessfully to drag the popular game blog as well as its parent company, Gawker Media, into the case. Thompson sought to name Kotaku as a defendant along with the Florida Bar and Florida Supreme Court.

Judge Huck, by the way, also presided over a 2006 Thompson suit against the Florida Bar, before dismissing it late last year. In dismissing last year's case, Huck wrote:
Thompson submits nothing beyond wild accusations of a vast conspiracy against him…

As he has done recently in the gay porn case with Judge Adalberto Jordan, during the Kotaku case Thompson filed unsuccessful motions to remove Judge Huck from presiding.

On Monday of this week, Judge Huck scheduled oral arguments in the Kotaku case to begin today. Yesterday, however, Thompson abruptly - and voluntarily - withdrew the lawsuit. In answer to GP's request for comment, Thompson wrote:
The Huck case is superfluous, as the other case is the one that has the relief I want and need.

So this one's over and the spotlight will remain on Judge Jordan's handling of Thompson and the gay porn case.

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Well, based on Mr. Kent's previous postings, I believe Thompson has insurance which pays for fines, penalties, etc. I remember him stating that JT's insurance company paid Kent the 50k for libel.
Haha, relief he needs. I get it.

Or maybe my mind is just so twisted it sees sexual innuendo in everything nowadays...
So bored of this man now. Why is this process taking so long anyway?
its nice to see him describe one of his own law suits as superfluous. More evidence against him me thinks?
I'm a little disappointed. I always imagined him as growing multiple heads to take up as many cases as he does. Not as tenacious as he used to be, I suppose. It happens when you face losing your lively hood.
Oh just retire already, Jack. We're all tired of your antics.

Hey, maybe all this is just part of him getting ready to retire.
"The Huck case is superfluous, as the other case is the one that has the relief I want and need."

wow, is it just me or is JT sounding... weary?
Ok legal eagle types (The Attorney (plays "Welcome Back Kotter" theme song), Mark Standridge, and all you other wonderful, knowledgable folks...

CAN John Bruce constantly file, then after a time, withdraw from cases such as these, creating, in effect, a stall tactic? Or will someone, somewhere, in the legal system put their foot down and say "ENOUGH!" (or my more popular favorite Belushi quote from The Principal "NO MORE!")?

Just curious if the law sets a limit.

Nightwng2000
NW2K software
And next on the news today, Jack Thompson is a lying coward. After that, why is the sky blue?
"Thompson submits nothing beyond wild accusations of a vast conspiracy against him…"

So how did he pass the sanity test? Isn't this the definition of paranoia?
if this case was superfluous, shouldn't Thompson be facing sanctions for wasting time and money in the judicial system?

i mean, this is like prank calling 911.
Wait a second, Dennis, please give Jack his full due on this suit.

In March, long before the gay porn suit, he sues the Florida Bar and the entire Supreme Court of the State, and most of us laughed at as a foolhardy and ridiculous.

Then he gets into the suit, and asks the court to amend the suit not once, but twice.

Then he has to face numerous motions to dismiss by the Bar. so he pleads for a mediator, then he moves for clarification, then he moves for recusal of the judge, then he moves for disqualification of the judge, and then he moves for special hearings, all of which are denied, denied, and denied.

Then after he is bounced out of court once and again, he asks in August for more time to Amend his Complaint so he can perfect his claims, and guess what, he never does, announcing that the judge is too unfair to hear his case, and then finally, he gets what he always sought- a hearing, a forum, an opportunity to wax eloquently before the jurist about his cause of action- AND WHAT DOES HE DO ???

On the day of the hearing, he files a Notice of Voluntary Dismissal of all his claims of action, the very claims he sent out in news releases last March were going to shake the foundations of the Florida Bar forever?????

The Court should fine him for filing a frivolous suit that wasted the time of the court and the Bar and they should move to tax costs against him, and continue to expose him for the nonsense he causes.
While Jack Thompson is making these suits appear frivolous, the alternative of having them continue is a far bigger waste of time. In light of that, I doubt even the Florida Bar or the courts would raise a single finger of complaint about any one of these suits being over.

Of course, this shows that JT DOES have limits. The sheer volume of court documents and press releases he spits out is mind-boggling. I can't help but wonder how he juggles all his time and energy.
In others words, Jack felt he had no chance of winning this case with a judge who said he has nothing but wild allegations and conspiracies, so Jack's hedging his bets that he has a better chance with a judge he e-mailed hardcore gay porn to.

Folks, you can't make this stuff up.
I can't beleive that ha can drag a suit out this long and then voluntarily dismiss it. That makes no sense. He should be responsible for all court costs that have accumulated.
"To keep things, um, straight, let’s call this one the gay porn case..."

Oh, my... beautiful pun, sir!
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What I find odd is that several judges/blogs/even Thompson himself throws the 'conspiracy' word around so much I wonder why no one is snatching on that particular aspect of Jack and asking him to go quietly into the good night...
@EZK
- Read: No leg to stand on.
*DING!* *DING!* *DING!* *DING!*

The match is over! Due to surrender, the winner is...JUUUUDGE HUUUUUCK!!

*Punch-Out crowd cheer and camera flashes*
Maybe I'm too optimistic, but is this a sign that Jack knows he needs to focus everything he's got on his current case? Or did he just have no case to begin with in this hearing?
"The Huck case is superfluous, as the other case is the one that has the relief I want and need."

In other words, he couldn't bully the judge, so he ran away with his tail between his legs.
I'm not sure what to make of this. Part of me thinks this is just proof that everything he does is a tactic. Part just thinks he's just not well, and this might have been a moment of clarity. The last part of me wonders if this is going to become a claim of "I'm being persecuted" or an abandonment in favor of something else.

I think I'm just becoming confused. This is just so weird.

-Mike Schwinger
It's a tactic. He's sowing many seeds, and will cultivate the most promising sprouts. The Kotaku case got nerfed, that's all.
My favourite part from the whole article is the last 6 words. "Thompson and the gay porn case. ". It sounds like the scooby doo episode that never was.
Yeah, that's right. Run away like the coward you are, Jack. Don't even bother bringing your "Warrior of God" in the "Culture War" crap into any of your other cases as it is irrelevant. Just sit down and take the beating you so deserve, that way it won't be so bad.

@ Iniquus & VioletSon

I'm not so sure. You maybe giving Jack too much credit. He did send a Judge gay porn after all. If that's all part of some "master plan", its gotta be a pretty screwed up plan.
This case against the FLA BAR has been closed. New case opening in 3... 2... 1...
I love playing devil's advocate, so let me throw this one out here: what if Jack really _is_ the smartest man in the legal system? Would any of his tactics seem relevant to us, the ignorant public? They laughed when Ford said people would love the Edsel, but now... uh... crud.
@ Paul Kerton
"So bored of this man now. Why is this process taking so long anyway?"

I've been thinking that for awhile. It appalls me that it takes so long to just get RID of him.

Another idle thought...when JT does get disbarred later this year, do you think the response thread here at GP will reach 1k? =)
Is this the same case as the one he mentioned Penny Arcade and Gamespot as being part of a racketeering effort?
@everyone

Well, Jack Thompson has lost the "Kotaku case" (as in he withdrew from the case). This is another defeat for Jack Thompson (although he will say that this is another "victory" for Jack Thompson). This is another victory for the gamers.


@ Jack Thompson

Jack, give up, you have no chance of winning. You may, as well, admit defeat, before it's too late. Also, you are on the verge of being defeated, even now you are facing your "last stand" in this so-called "war" of yours.
the other case is the one that has the relief I want and need.

That's right, the other one's got gay porn in it.
Actually, this is not a new tactic for Thompson. He has a pattern of filing abrupt dismissals of his own lawsuits when they were going against him that goes just as far back and is just as well documented as his repeated attempts to get judges recused for not putting up with his shenanigans.

His 15-year-long crusade against the Florida Bar will end soon. I doubt, however, that it will be the end of his other crusades.

With regard to Thompson's claims to run against a judge. A judge's duty is to impartially uphold the law; a suitable candidate is one who has repeatedly shown to be fair and evenhanded (my mother, incidentally, is a Court Referee - like a judge, but hired, not elected). Someone who has a 15+ year-long-crusade against things he personally objects to can not in any way be described as "fair" or "impartial," no matter how valid the crusade may be.
I, of course, have said, in the past, that I live in Wilmington, NC.

But, if I lived in or near Miami, FL, and I knew a radio station which John Bruce, Judge Jordan, and Norm Kent all listened to, I think I would make a dedication that would go something like this:

DJ: Andrew Rhodes, from Wilmington, NC, known in some online circles as Nightwng2000, called in for a dedication to Attorney John Bruce "Jack" Thompson. If any of you Miami folks aren't familiar with this individual, there are plenty of online sites, including Wikipedia, to look up his antics.

Andrew calls in regarding recent events pertaining to John Bruce, who has recently had several lawsuits against the Florida Bar, who also have several lawsuits/complaints against John Bruce. One of the most recent suits filed by Mr. Thompson included several rather graphic images filed with the court regarding gay porn and a complaint by Mr. Thompson against Attorny Norm Kent. Needless to say, there are plenty of ways to Google to find more info on this. But, Thompson ended up getting into trouble with the court over the filings of the actual images of gay sex porn.

John Bruce has now dropped one of his suits against the Florida Bar while continuing with this one. When asked why he kept this one by GamePolitics.com, Thompson responded in part "The Huck case is superfluous, as the other case is the one that has the relief I want and need." (The "Huck case" being the one he dropped.) As some posters on GamePolitics have pointed out, this is a rather hilarious (and we agree) comment considering it has to do with gay porn images.

As such, Andrew offers up this excellent choice of dedications to Thompson, with props to Norm Kent and Judge Jordan, the latter two working hard to keep the legal system we know and love from being further mutilated by dishonorable and unethical attorney's like John Bruce "Jack" Thompson and make certain that attorneys like Thompson...

CAN'T GET NO SATISFACTION!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3jxmWU5lFA

Nightwng2000
NW2K Software
Jack better watch himself. Tired of the RIAA using similar "hit & run" tactics (filling tons of suits, and quietly withdrawing any that don't go their way), judges have started to allow suit for recovery of legal fees by defendants.

I'm not sure how it works legally, but it's something along the lines of denying voluntary dismissal, and instead invoking summary judgment instead.
@ Jabrwock

I was just wondering about that. How can filing suits and then dismissing them when they don't look to be going your way be considered ethical? How can someone get away with that? In theory, you could just keep filing a claim and then dismissing it until things go your way. Sure, it would take a long time, but since Jack is a "ethical" "Warrior of God" who fights the good fight for the souls of teh childrens, he maybe willing to do that. Can Kotaku sue him for frivolous law suits in this case?
How can filing suits and then dismissing them when they don’t look to be going your way be considered ethical?

Ethical? No way. Legal? Technically yes, because he's the one who filed it, so he doesn't need the judge's permission to dismiss.

On the other hand, I believe the judge can force whether it was dismissed "with" or "without" prejudice. The judges in the RIAA cases have been forcing the "with prejudice" suit dismissals, so a) the RIAA can't just reopen the case later when conditions become favorable, and b) so the defendant can sue for legal fees, because "with prejudice" means that the plaintiff failed to prove their case, and admitted as much by withdrawing. Kind of a "you lose by default", but JT could still appeal to a higher court at that point.
By "...relief I want and need.", is he referring to the impending relieving of his license to practice law?
@nightwng

Actually, this judge has has done just that. He gave Jack some leeway and Jack abused it. Even if the Judge didn't know Jack's legal history, he got tired very quickly of the inane babble that this Court Jester spewed and told him to 'shut up or put up'. Jack replied by trying to file to have the just made as a defendant to create a reason for the judge to have a conflict of interests, and the judge gave him a legal ruler across the knuckles and is getting ready to put him in the corner with the proverbial dunce cap on.

This judge is doing what so many other judges should have done in the past. They are making Jack act like an adult in the court room, or else they will send him to bed without his supper.
That's it, my ability to tell what from this man is a planned strategy, and what is a consequence of his delusions, is completely broken.

I guess he's just following the modern practice of pundits and flinging as much poo as possible until it starts to consistently stick. But he doesn't have nearly as much clout as BillO or Rush does, which is necessary to ensure you're never held accountable for any such statements or actions.
So the relief he wants and needs, is losing his license to practice law entirely?

I guess he'll finally be able to focus on trolling the internet all day long once he doesn't have court to worry about.
Maybe the gamers of the US could bring a class-action suit against Thompson for slander and defamation of character?
Maybe Jack is a secret gamer after all, and a bad one at that. He seems to have full mastery of the art of yanking the modem just before the match ends.
@Matthew

What a great idea! Maybe I should start referring to those game-dropping jerks as "thompsons" from now on.
...wait that's not demeaning enough.... "JackO's" instead?
@nightwng2000:

> CAN John Bruce constantly file, then after a time, withdraw from cases

Pretty much. But all it takes is one counterclaim and the case is still open, just with the shoe on the other foot. The defendant can also move to have the case dismissed with prejudice and put JT on the hook for legal fees.

No one is hiring Jack Thompson, no one is paying his bills. He's been finished as a lawyer for years now. Disbarring him is just a formality that will make it slightly more difficult for him to file, that's all.
Would this mean that preparations A through G have failed, and this would make his new endeavor preparation H? Preparation H would give him relief on the whole.

/so, so sorry
Jack didn't take Judge Huck's tea-bagging so well in last night's Halo3 match it seems...
@Matthew

He also seems fond of the "reach over and press buttons on the other player's controller" way of play.
"Judge Huck scheduled oral arguments in the Kotaku case to begin today."

i sure hope that somebody explained to jack what 'oral arguments' mean
@chuck

But all it takes is one counterclaim and the case is still open, just with the shoe on the other foot. The defendant can also move to have the case dismissed with prejudice and put JT on the hook for legal fees.

Thanks for clearing that up. I was unclear how you got to dismiss with prejudice. So if a defendant in the case requests dismissal with prejudice, and JT tried to voluntarily withdraw his case before it's granted/denied, any idea what happens then? Do it trigger an immediate review of the motion to dismiss, or does JT still get off the hook?
Chuck,
Yeah, that's crossed my mind too. If he's putting so much time and effort into these "crusades", is he actually EARNING any money?

I mean, think about this:
If he's fined for ANYTHING, who's paying the bill? If John Bruce isn't actually working and earning money, then who's paying?

No, I'm not trying to bring "family" into this, GP. I AM, however, pointing out something that makes him look all that much more pathetic.

He runs around, firing off suits and filings (which COST), and facing many many fines, like he doesn't give a crap. Really, truly, he acts like he's got money to burn. BUT IT (most likely) ISN'T -HIS- EARNED MONEY!

And it's not like he isn't physically or mentally (questionable I know, but that's because of his own actions, not nature or accident) incapable of working and earning his OWN income. He SUPPOSEDLY has the education and the license to earn his own way. But what does he do? Doesn't really earn his part of the family income, and flitters away what income DOES come in on... what? His own irresponsibility?

And, certainly, his claim of not being afraid to go to jail is legit. HE WON'T LOOSE ANY INCOME BECAUSE HE ISN'T ACTUALLY WORKING! And the money being paid for his actions doesn't come from him, so apparently he doesn't care what he does.

Pathetic. Absolutely Pathetic.

Nightwng2000
NW2K Software
Yeah, but someone has to pay for the insurance. And I don't know if that type of insurance penalizes you if it has to pay multiple times.

Nightwng2000
NW2K Software
But insurance also costs money. Filing court cases costs money. Depositions cost money. Traveling around to appear at protests costs money. Paying for a psychiatric exam costs money.

And insurance costs also tend to rise when you make a claim against that insurance (my homeowners insurance went up after a tree fell against the house and did $3500 in damage, for example).

I'm assuming he's getting some cash for appearing at debates and such. I can't imagine his book is bringing in a whole lot of money at this point. (And seeing as how the book was full of glaring spelling and grammatical errors, I wouldn't be surprised if Jack paid for the printing costs on it to begin with -- I forget the term for this type of publishing.)
@Dog_welder,

I think it's called a 'Vanity Book' a book that you pay the costs for printing and publishing for, and recieve larger royalties from its' sale, hence why advertising the book is important, amazing how many copies have been flying around whilst subpoena-ing Bush and Co. Ulterior motives? You tell me ;)
Vanity Publishing. That's the term I was looking for!

/need more caffeine...
One thing does come to mind, isn't it odd how definitions of 'SLAPP Lawsuit' and 'Superflous' change as it suits?

And yes, I'll admit to giggling at 'It has the relief I want and need' when talking about a hearing about Gay Porn.... So I can be childish sometimes :p
That second paragraph wasn't aimed at anyone, even if it looks like it is, apologies, bad wording :)
If Dennis McCauley actually bothered to read court files, he would see that there is an important filing now in the court file re the 11th Circuit. Gay porn? Not what the case is about, kiddies. Jack Thompson

GP: wow, Jack is seeking a writ of mandamus... how many of those have you tried for or threatened since GP started in 2005? Have you ever succeeded with one? No...

Here's another question. You refer several times to "never in my thirty-one years of practicing law..."  So, how many times during that period did you actually, you know, leave your house?

 

 
By calling the case superfluous, doesn't that mean that it was frivolous? I'm pretty sure there's something against that.

~Otaku-Man
Man Jack you must be living the life. Sponging off your wife. We all know who wears the pants in your house.
GP,
And something else that crossed my mond regarding those 31 years:
He holds in low regard anyone who HASN'T been an attorney for 31 years as if they aren't respected or even intelligent.

Uh, HE'S worked as an attorney for 31 years... Just how many of HIS peers (attorneys/judges/etc) who've worked in the legal profession for half as long up to twice as long as he has holds HIM up with ANY regard? Maybe, just MAYBE, a couple or even a bare few. But any REAL significant number? Based on the negative law blogs that I've seen mentioned here and elsewhere, I doubt it very, very much.

So, he's one to be looking down on other people when so few look at him as equal, let alone in high regard.

Nightwng2000
NW2K Software
@ GoodRobotUs

i think you need to add the word 'important' to your list of changing definitions. i think JT's current usage meaning 'meaningless fluff that i'm inundating the court with' goes against standard usage.
Jack, Jack, Jack,

Of course it WASNT about gay porn, now it is thanks to your pathetic attention grabbing antics. You've turned your own suit against you by posting that garbage into a publically release document so of course it's about gay porn now as the judge descides to dismiss the case with prejudice thanks to your arrogant stupidity, or descides to slap you with a contempt of court.
@Simon Roberts:

"I love playing devil’s advocate, so let me throw this one out here: what if Jack really _is_ the smartest man in the legal system? Would any of his tactics seem relevant to us, the ignorant public? They laughed when Ford said people would love the Edsel, but now… uh… crud."

Interesting point, but the important thing to remember is that no one in the law field thinks much of his tactics either, whether they be other lawyers, judges, etc.
GP:

I believe there is footage of him taking time out to pass pieces of paper about like some lovestruck 10 year old to Janet Reno?
Dugg.
Man i love when dennis pwns jack like that...damn that is good
I wonder if Gawker Media can turn around and sue Jacko for legal fees over these frivolous lawsuits. It is hideously unfair to have to pay an attorney to prepare a defense case, only to have the shady plaintiff back out at the last minute for no reason. I think there's a term for this: malicious use of process.
Ugg...seriously, with this public of a meltdown, as JT hasn't been charged for frivolous filings, disbarred, and committed already, at least this shows us why our law and mental practices are so inept when it comes to catching things that matter. It's hard to convince people that both practices aren't hopeless when they miss things like this.

Seriously, how can we convince the average person to trust them to do their jobs with things like actual important rulings or catching the school shooting types before they blow when they can't even stop a man who's throwing his craziness out there for everyone to see (and shouting, "look, look at me make an idiot of myself!).
From wikipedia: A writ of mandamus...is issued by a superior court to compel a lower court or a government officer to perform mandatory or purely ministerial duties correctly.

Mandamus is a judicial remedy which is in the form of an order from a superior court to any government, subordinate court, corporation or public authority to do or forbear from doing some specific act which that body is obliged under law to do or refrain from doing, as the case may be, and which is in the nature of public duty and in certain cases of a statutory duty.


So Jack's going to try to force his "gay porn" Bar suit judge to do what he wants him to do. Pardon me a moment.

*leaves the room*




*re-enters the room*

Ok, any bets on the outcome of this one? Jack, just because they're ruling against you... that's the court's perogative. There are rules and conventions, and your inability to follow them does not mean it is the fault of the court or the judge - it is your own fault. Bottom line, you're a hair's breadth from being held in contempt, and if you can't come up with a good reason why you put gay pornography in the public record... well, I guess that's your problem, isn't it?
D'oh... inbetween the leaving and re-entering the room there was supposed to be some maniacle laughter and pauses for breath... :(
So, when Jack loses his license will his name in these posts change to, "Jack Thompson, Not an Attorney, Just Like You"?

Or, will he just cease to post here because he loses all relevance?
"There must be some way out of here," said Jack-O to the Judge,
"There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief.
Businessmen, they drink my wine, plowmen dig my earth,
None of them along the line know what any of it is worth."

"No reason to get excited," the Judge, he kindly spoke,
"There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke.
But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate,
So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late."

:)
@Jack Thompson:

It is well-settled federal law that a writ of mandamus is an "extraordinary" form of relief which should only issue in "extraordinary circumstances" and where the petitioner has "cleary and undisputably" carried the burden of demonstrating its righ to issuance of the writ. It's harder to get a writ of mandamus from a federal court than was the guy depicted in your most recent pornographic filing. I'd speculately estimate that 99.9% of all mandamus petitions are denied.

Why do keep filing petitions for mandamus?
@jds

He doesn't have relevance now and that doesn't stop him.
Go, Jack, Go!
Coming Oct 2007! Jack Thompsons new and exciting book 10 steps to sinking a legal career!
Another Radio request:

So hoist up the John B. (Thomspson)'s sail
See how the mainsail sets
Call for the captain ashore
Let me go home (let me go home)
I wanna go home (yeah, yeah)
Well I feel so broke up
I wanna go home
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I wonder how much money Jordan has made from his shoe line? Probably in the billions!

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