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.

Activity In The Superior Court

by colleen @ 19:20 on April 3, 2008. Filed under Journal

I got a letter from the judge on the Superior Court case today.  I have to hand type the letter because I don’t have a scanner, and the court doesn’t have digital files.  Not sure why.  Well, I know why I don’t have a scanner, but I’m talking about not sure why the court doesn’t allow electronic filing.

Anyway, I’ll get that done in a few minutes, but I’m having fun typing up posts in my Shark Girl blog and I need to get the thoughts out of my head.

(Update: I no longer have the Shark Girl blog and removed the referenced link here)

A sneak peek…

A defendant filed a summary judgment motion that I didn’t know existed.

The court granted it.

I got upset and told the court my side.

The court responded.  Cool.

« Dear HHLAW
My Response To Order Granting Summary Judgment To 21st Century Partnership »

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