Appleton v. Intergraph et al and Robins Air Force Base

The government made Intergraph "the government" and assigned them to
tasks they were not authorized to do. When the government makes a corporation "the government" can the government then be sued under the Sherman Act? See my argument here.

See also my response to Intergraph's motion to dismiss, here.

I'm currently working on a formal complaint to be filed with Robins AFB, the FBI, Attorney General, OSI, Congress Ethics Committee, GAO and other agencies. This will force a formal investigation, or the case will end up in the Court of Federal Claims if Robins AFB fails to act on the complaints.

1 - Law Geeks v. Computer Geeks

by @ 12:14 on November 11, 2007. Filed under Uncategorized

A law geek, not knowing how to duplicate CD ROMs, would turn over his only original copy of the evidence to the opposing side, who is a computer geek, and ask for the “enemy” to duplicate the disc for him.

A computer geek would be issued a BAR id and then heads down to the nearest tavern and show them they are qualified to enter the bar, and then orders a Grape Nehi.

P.S.  One of the above actually happened.

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