I have absolutely no issue with street vendors so long as:
– They don’t block the public right-of-way.
– They are subject to inspection by the Health District.
– They pay sales tax.
If those conditions are met, then vend away.
He’s considering waiving his right to the data on German’s phone. Telles and I have a reservation at Herbs and Rye in late April to celebrate his acquittal.
Merriam-Webster says either ˈdā-tə or ˈda- (also ˈdä-) for the plural of datum; only ˈdā-tə for the name of the 24th century android in ST:TNG and other Star Trek universe offerings.
Meet and Confer — I have a 30(b)(6) deposition notice. There is obviously not a LR on meet and confer time ambits. The notice is overly broad. I’m also against the wall on having sufficient time to go through the meet and confer process for Fed Ct. to be able to get a motion on. I know the motion will be a bear to write and i also know the process or meet and confer just ain’t going anywhere.
When there are significant time limits,, how much time are you giving OC to respond to the meet and confer letter with the hope there is still enough time to get the motion on calendar before the deposition time is set,,, and or has anyone received guidance on this.
Not knowing exactly what your timetable is, maybe 48 hrs? One of my worst experiences in Fed. Ct. was about 20 years ago when I was dressed-down in a most embarrassing fashion due to a perceived failure to adhere to the requirements of Shufflemaster. So whatever your timetable is, and no matter how much you think it will be a waste of time, make sure that you aren’t just going through the motions re your meet and confer.
NJK, good ol’ NJK. I saw a dressing down from her (not against me) that reminded me of that final scene from Good Morning Vietnam. ” Dick, I’ve covered for you a lot of times cause I thought you were a little crazy. But you’re not crazy, you’re mean. And this is just radio.”
I never had anything but good experiences with RJJ. He even acted as a settlement judge for me on 3 occasions and all three cases settled. I loved that guy.
Depends the extent of the meet and confer requirement. Written discovery? Usually a week to ten days. Scope of a 30(b)(6)? Other than arranging calendaring requirements, two to three days.
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Anonymous
February 22, 2024 1:37 pm
Anybody know why Cedric Kerns (LV Muni. Dept #5) resigned effective end of February? And why no LVRJ story on it?
I really liked him. Very limited interactions but the few times i was in muni for helping someone on a ticket he seemed to have a great demeanor and did some excellent projects outside the bench.
Saw him at function last year and said he was going to retire. Seems like yesterday that he got on the bench. I remember Joe Scalia had a radio show and asked him why he wanted to be a judge.
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Anonymous
February 23, 2024 10:09 am
I don’t know who Ava Bravo is and after getting a blast email from Letizia I still do not know who Ava Bravo is other than she practiced in California for a long time and has been in Nevada a short time and lives in Panorama Towers. Sure looks like someone trying to buy an election. https://www.avabravo.com/#Statement
National issue, but Las Vegas legally related:
Alexander Smirnov was an ex-FBI informant. He claimed to have proof of President Biden and his son Hunter accepting $5 million bribes each from a Ukrainian oligarch. The House GOP jumped on it and crowed all day long about it. Now it turns out that Russian intelligence officers gave him that story, he’s been indicted in CA for lying to the FBI, and all mention of him has been desperately scrubbed from the House Oversight Committee’s investigation website. He lands at Harry Reid. He’s arrested. Brought before Magistrate Judge Daniel Albregts. DOJ wants him held. MJ Albregts released him after seizing his passports and imposing GPS monitoring.
Then he’s re-arrested at his counsel’s office. Defense counsel was like “WTF.” Turns out Judge Wright, the Central District of CA judge handling the indictment, granted a motion to reconsider, issued an arrest warrant, and straight up told the Marshalls to bring Smirnov to his courtroom on Monday for a detention hearing, do not pass Go, do not collect $200.
That’s the way it works. If it was a Nevada case, government would have appealed to the local DJ. It’s a California case so appeal goes to the judge presiding over the case.
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Anonymous
February 26, 2024 9:12 am
Is the Nevada ACLU a huge joke? Incompetent lawyering… their biggest battle is arguing over walking bridges. What is the actual point of the ACLU? Is it that scared of addressing bigger issues, or is it just irrelevant to this day and age?
Its like you read my mind You appear to know so much about this like you wrote the book in it or something I think that you can do with a few pics to drive the message home a little bit but other than that this is fantastic blog A great read Ill certainly be back
I have absolutely no issue with street vendors so long as:
– They don’t block the public right-of-way.
– They are subject to inspection by the Health District.
– They pay sales tax.
If those conditions are met, then vend away.
Additional requirement: The adobada must come directly off the trompo straight to the tortilla. No precuts in containers!
Relative to the past discussion on bureaucratic bloat and govt employees, please see the Nevada Current Article.
$15M to “assist” 350 people find jobs makes me want to laugh my ass off.
Sounds more like money laundering to me.
How to ruin your career over a woman, in three easy steps. Also he looks high AF in that photo. Get a grip, dude.
Bummer, I figured Telles would be acquitted in time for summer BBQ season.
I enjoy this ongoing joke, but you underestimate clark county jurors. Telles absolutely has a non-zero chance at acquittal.
He’s considering waiving his right to the data on German’s phone. Telles and I have a reservation at Herbs and Rye in late April to celebrate his acquittal.
Hold on . . . Is it pronounced Data or Dayta? ? ?
Merriam-Webster says either ˈdā-tə or ˈda- (also ˈdä-) for the plural of datum; only ˈdā-tə for the name of the 24th century android in ST:TNG and other Star Trek universe offerings.
You win. I was just taking a poll. But, you win.
Meet and Confer — I have a 30(b)(6) deposition notice. There is obviously not a LR on meet and confer time ambits. The notice is overly broad. I’m also against the wall on having sufficient time to go through the meet and confer process for Fed Ct. to be able to get a motion on. I know the motion will be a bear to write and i also know the process or meet and confer just ain’t going anywhere.
When there are significant time limits,, how much time are you giving OC to respond to the meet and confer letter with the hope there is still enough time to get the motion on calendar before the deposition time is set,,, and or has anyone received guidance on this.
Not knowing exactly what your timetable is, maybe 48 hrs? One of my worst experiences in Fed. Ct. was about 20 years ago when I was dressed-down in a most embarrassing fashion due to a perceived failure to adhere to the requirements of Shufflemaster. So whatever your timetable is, and no matter how much you think it will be a waste of time, make sure that you aren’t just going through the motions re your meet and confer.
If it weren’t for the “about 20 years ago” detail, I was about to ask, NJK?
NJK, good ol’ NJK. I saw a dressing down from her (not against me) that reminded me of that final scene from Good Morning Vietnam. ” Dick, I’ve covered for you a lot of times cause I thought you were a little crazy. But you’re not crazy, you’re mean. And this is just radio.”
Her predecessor, good old RJJ. Something about that particular seat I guess.
I never had anything but good experiences with RJJ. He even acted as a settlement judge for me on 3 occasions and all three cases settled. I loved that guy.
Depends the extent of the meet and confer requirement. Written discovery? Usually a week to ten days. Scope of a 30(b)(6)? Other than arranging calendaring requirements, two to three days.
Anybody know why Cedric Kerns (LV Muni. Dept #5) resigned effective end of February? And why no LVRJ story on it?
He has been on the bench a long time and deserves a happy retirement.
I really liked him. Very limited interactions but the few times i was in muni for helping someone on a ticket he seemed to have a great demeanor and did some excellent projects outside the bench.
Love Cedric!!
Saw him at function last year and said he was going to retire. Seems like yesterday that he got on the bench. I remember Joe Scalia had a radio show and asked him why he wanted to be a judge.
I don’t know who Ava Bravo is and after getting a blast email from Letizia I still do not know who Ava Bravo is other than she practiced in California for a long time and has been in Nevada a short time and lives in Panorama Towers. Sure looks like someone trying to buy an election. https://www.avabravo.com/#Statement
Certainly lawyer hot.
You might also ask why you can’t find the name Ava Bravo on the California State Bar search.
There is no Ava Natalia Bravo showing up on the California Bar website. I searched for Bravo and 20 hits and no Ava Natalia. Ideas?
I couldn’t find her bar admission in California. Searched for Bravo and got 20 hits. No Ava Natalia Bravo.
She went by Karen Lee Schatzle in California.
National issue, but Las Vegas legally related:
Alexander Smirnov was an ex-FBI informant. He claimed to have proof of President Biden and his son Hunter accepting $5 million bribes each from a Ukrainian oligarch. The House GOP jumped on it and crowed all day long about it. Now it turns out that Russian intelligence officers gave him that story, he’s been indicted in CA for lying to the FBI, and all mention of him has been desperately scrubbed from the House Oversight Committee’s investigation website. He lands at Harry Reid. He’s arrested. Brought before Magistrate Judge Daniel Albregts. DOJ wants him held. MJ Albregts released him after seizing his passports and imposing GPS monitoring.
Then he’s re-arrested at his counsel’s office. Defense counsel was like “WTF.” Turns out Judge Wright, the Central District of CA judge handling the indictment, granted a motion to reconsider, issued an arrest warrant, and straight up told the Marshalls to bring Smirnov to his courtroom on Monday for a detention hearing, do not pass Go, do not collect $200.
Crazy stuff, man.
Interesting stuff when a DJ in another District tells the MJ in this District “Yeah no….”
That’s the way it works. If it was a Nevada case, government would have appealed to the local DJ. It’s a California case so appeal goes to the judge presiding over the case.
Is the Nevada ACLU a huge joke? Incompetent lawyering… their biggest battle is arguing over walking bridges. What is the actual point of the ACLU? Is it that scared of addressing bigger issues, or is it just irrelevant to this day and age?
What bigger issues would you like them to fight?
Its like you read my mind You appear to know so much about this like you wrote the book in it or something I think that you can do with a few pics to drive the message home a little bit but other than that this is fantastic blog A great read Ill certainly be back