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Re: Johnik post# 221285

Saturday, 04/06/2013 11:39:55 AM

Saturday, April 06, 2013 11:39:55 AM

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"To blame Judge Wolf for a minor ambiguity in settlement documents filed by the SEC is absurd."

I wonder if The Defendant would consider the difference between being "prohibited", which in EVERY case means permanently, or banned for 5 years to be a "minor ambiguity".

The final judgment was flawed and it was signed by the judge. It wasn't a small thing....this so-called "minor ambiguity" rendered the judgment unenforceable. It was WRONG.

Is there some concern that acknowledging his mistake might have a deleterious effect on his disposition in the other case involving The Defendant?

1:12-cv-10495-MLW Grampp v. Bordynuik et al
Mark L. Wolf, presiding




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