Three is the Charm

TVG Helps Pro Se win a Hat Trick Against the DOJ

Not having suffered enough, (see post of 10/10/24) the twice beaten DOJ came after our pro se patriot's home once again with a Notice of Appeal. But it folded that tent for lack of approval from cooler heads in the Solicitor General's office.

Our pro se defendant, as the courts were so fond of pointing out, was "no stranger to our courts." She had a consistent record of losses to show for it. Before she started working with the Venible Group the notion that the Solicitor General of the United States would hesitate to litigate a federal tax appeal against her, or would even have to, would have been absurd.

But with TVG's help our patriot defendant has now completed the extraordinarily rare federal litigation hat trick, three in a row in the same game. She has scored three consecutive victories in the United States Bankruptcy Court, the United States District Court, and now the United States Court of Appeals.

And it is worth noting that not only did she score three consecutive victories, but the manner of those wins, none of which required trials:

In Bankruptcy Court

(1) by sua sponte summary judgment under FRCP Rule 56(f) where the court grants summary judgment without having been moved to do so.

In District Court

(2) on motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim (by an affirmative defense); and

7th Circuit Court of Appeals

(3) by voluntary and swift dismissal.

Congratulations to our courageous pro se on her federal litigation hat trick. Please post any questions or observations in the comments. TVG is happy to evaluate and analyse your case at no cost or obligation.