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TONY ORTEGA
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Yesterday afternoon we posted the appeal brief that Scientology submitted in Leah Remini’s lawsuit.
Scientology is asking a California appeals court to overturn a preliminary ruling that had removed some of the allegations in Leah’s case, but had largely kept her case intact. Both sides were unhappy with that ruling by Judge Randolph Hammock (who is no longer handling the matter), and Leah’s lawyers will submit their own appeal brief later.
For now, we have Scientology’s arguments for why its attempt to essentially gut this lawsuit should succeed, and in typical fashion it’s an angry, vicious attack on Leah and the work she’s done to expose the church’s controversies and abuses.
As we indicated in our brief introduction yesterday, we found the document repulsive. But could it be effective as a legal instrument? For some help on that, we turned once again to a longtime member of our community here at the Bunker, an appellate attorney who goes by the handle TX Lawyer and who not only specializes in this kind of thing, but has a good familiarity with the litigation we’ve covered over the years.
Here are his thoughts…
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Excerpt:
Yesterday afternoon we posted the appeal brief that Scientology submitted in Leah Remini’s lawsuit.
Scientology is asking a California appeals court to overturn a preliminary ruling that had removed some of the allegations in Leah’s case, but had largely kept her case intact. Both sides were unhappy with that ruling by Judge Randolph Hammock (who is no longer handling the matter), and Leah’s lawyers will submit their own appeal brief later.
For now, we have Scientology’s arguments for why its attempt to essentially gut this lawsuit should succeed, and in typical fashion it’s an angry, vicious attack on Leah and the work she’s done to expose the church’s controversies and abuses.
As we indicated in our brief introduction yesterday, we found the document repulsive. But could it be effective as a legal instrument? For some help on that, we turned once again to a longtime member of our community here at the Bunker, an appellate attorney who goes by the handle TX Lawyer and who not only specializes in this kind of thing, but has a good familiarity with the litigation we’ve covered over the years.
Here are his thoughts…
READ MORE
An appellate attorney looks at Scientology's slam on Leah Remini's lawsuit
Yesterday afternoon we posted the appeal brief that Scientology submitted in Leah Remini’s lawsuit.
