Dragon Family lawsuit against the United Nations

[Dancing David]

How strange to make a distinction between criminal and civil lawsuits. Isn't crime a crime is a crime?

And you decided the US law system, which comes from the british and the roman when?

Is not paying your rent on time a crime where you live Anders? Will you go to jail if you don't?

 

[Dancing David]

Aha! So if Keenan in this case has been deliberately lying he has committed a crime.

No it is a crime if he knowingly tells a lie in court or in a legal hearing or sworn affidavit.

 

[JayUtah]

How strange to make a distinction between criminal and civil lawsuits. Isn't crime a crime is a crime?

Civil lawsuits are not about crimes.

It doesn't matter whether you approve of the distinction. It exists, has always existed in modern jurisprudence, and affects your claims. If you want to be taken seriously you must deal with the world as it really is, not as you imagine it to be.

 

[Dancing David]

Who decides if the Dragon Family lawsuit is frivolous or not?

The judge who hears the case.

 

[Anders Lindman]

And you decided the US law system, which comes from the british and the roman when?

Is not paying your rent on time a crime where you live Anders? Will you go to jail if you don't?

I would guess that if someone claims to have payed the rent or something like that, when not having done that is a crime. That would be like taking something from a shop without paying and then claim that the product has been paid.

 

[Anders Lindman]

Civil lawsuits are not about crimes.

It doesn't matter whether you approve of the distinction. It exists, has always existed in modern jurisprudence, and affects your claims. If you want to be taken seriously you must deal with the world as it really is, not as you imagine it to be.

Probably some shady Vatican invention.

 

[Tomtomkent]

How strange to make a distinction between criminal and civil lawsuits. Isn't crime a crime is a crime?

How strange to note thaat there are distinctions in the kind of matters a court decides?

No.

You know this would look a lot less strange if you took the hour or so out of your life to do some research before continuing here?

All you are doing at the moment is making it quite clear you are too much of an idiot to read a few pages and undsterand the basics. By all means, continue to look increasingly ignorant of reality.

 

[Tomtomkent]

I would guess that if someone claims to have payed the rent or something like that, when not having done that is a crime. That would be like taking something from a shop without paying and then claim that the product has been paid.

Yes. All those unfair dismissal claims, divorces, child custody cases, and arguments over access to land are the realms of dastardly criminals.

Really, how difficult would it be to rese- you know what, if you weren't an idiot you would have done that. I'm not going to waste time suggesting it.

 

[Tomtomkent]

Probably some shady Vatican invention.

Yes. Now could you please tell me how to contact this legion of vatican assassins so I can let them know you are breaking the silence?

 

[Anders Lindman]

Yes. All those unfair dismissal claims, divorces, child custody cases, and arguments over access to land are the realms of dastardly criminals.

Really, how difficult would it be to rese- you know what, if you weren't an idiot you would have done that. I'm not going to waste time suggesting it.

Hmm... Ok, that's not crime. Only stupid. Ha ha. What a bunch of children people are. I forgot about those silly disputes.

Jokes like:

"Russell Brand Katy Perry divorce could cost millions

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Comedian Russell Brand could end up with millions of dollars after his divorce from singer Katy Perry." -- http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/entertainment&id=8487486

It's just beyond retarded.

 

[Craig4]

All lawsuits are a criminal matter, buddy.

No, just the opposite, all lawsuits are a civil matter.

 

[Mojo]

How strange to make a distinction between criminal and civil lawsuits. Isn't crime a crime is a crime?

Yes, but a lot of things are not crimes, but still actionable. For example if one person injures another as a result of negligence, the injured party can sue for damages even though no crime has been committed.

 

[Anders Lindman]

No, just the opposite, all lawsuits are a civil matter.

Sounds stupid. Why not just have all lawsuits only for criminal matters? Either a crime has been committed or not. Simple! A judge needed for a divorce? LMAO.

 

[Craig4]

How strange to make a distinction between criminal and civil lawsuits. Isn't crime a crime is a crime?

For the purposes of this conversation there are three types of laws. Criminal, civil and administrative. Only The People (note the capital letters) as represented by a district, state's or US attorney can bring a criminal case. Anyone can file a lawsuit and they don't need an attorney (though it helps). Administrative law relates to the application for benefits or imposition of taxes and the State can bring someone before an administrative law judge or a citizen can seek a ruling.

The thing you need to focus on is that only in criminal law can you be found guilty of a crime. Also, I as a private citizen could not charge someone with a crime.

 

[Craig4]

Sounds stupid. Why not just have all lawsuits only for criminal matters? Either a crime has been committed or not. Simple! A judge needed for a divorce? LMAO.

It sounds stupid to you because your understanding of how the world actually works is very unsophisticated.

 

[Anders Lindman]

Yes, but a lot of things are not crimes, but still actionable. For example if one person injures another as a result of negligence, the injured party can sue for damages even though no crime has been committed.

I forgot, in the U.S. the health care system for example has two lawyers per medical doctor. Or so the rumor goes.

 

[Anders Lindman]

It sounds stupid to you because your understanding of how the world actually works is very unsophisticated.

How about this: How the world actually works is very unsophisticated.

 

[Craig4]

I would guess that if someone claims to have payed the rent or something like that, when not having done that is a crime. That would be like taking something from a shop without paying and then claim that the product has been paid.

No, failing to pay rent is not a crime. It is unlawful in the US to imprison someone for failure to pay debts. There are whole other areas of law that deal with that.

 

[Craig4]

How about this: How the world actually works is very unsophisticated.

Perhaps to those unable to grasp the concepts.

 

[Anders Lindman]

No, failing to pay rent is not a crime. It is unlawful in the US to imprison someone for failure to pay debts. There are whole other areas of law that deal with that.

That's not what I wrote. You need to work on your reading comprehension. This is what I wrote:

"I would guess that if someone claims to have payed the rent or something like that, when not having done that is a crime. That would be like taking something from a shop without paying and then claim that the product has been paid."

Note the claim part. Not if someone can't pay the rent. When someone claims to have paid the rent when in fact not having done so.