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2012-02-13 TAITZ V RUEMMLER (APPEAL USDC DC) - Taitz Motion For Extension of Time TFB
2012-02-13 TAITZ V RUEMMLER (APPEAL USDC DC) - Taitz Motion For Extension of Time TFB
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MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO ANSWER TO
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FOR SUMMARY AFFIRMANCE
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Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ, (Hereinafter "Taitz") Appellant is respectfully requesting an extension of time of 30 days to answer to an unexpected motion for Summary Affirmance, filed by the appellee.
ARGUMENT
Appellant is a pro se litigant, who does not get automatic notifications from the
court. Appellant resides in the state of California and was traveling out of state. Appellant recently found a motion for Summary Affirmance, filed by the Appellee. Appellant had no knowledge of this motion until February 10, 2012. Appelant is
Additionally, appellant noticed that the Appellant did not cite any authority, that would provide for such Summary Affirmance of the judgment by the District court.
Amendment due process. Appellant is entitled to file her Appellant's brief and respond to the Appellee's brief. Such motion for summary affirmance makes a mockery of the due process rights of the citizens, who are filing freedom of information requests such as the case at hand and are entitled to have their appela
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had on the merits. Appellee is trying to circumvent the appeals process by fiat. Due
to all of the above, the motion for summary Affirmance should be denied outright as not based on law or precedent and violating due process. In the alternative, if
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Appellant paid $455 fee for the Appeal's process and is entitled to her 5th and 14th
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this court is not willing to deny the motion at hand outright, appellant is respectfully asking for 30 days extension to respond. Respectfully submitted.
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