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EVENTS
(To be updated when a new event occurs)
LOY BRUNSON
March 23, 2021
The Complaint
(Loy files the complaint in the Utah Federal Court)
March 29, 2021
1st Amended Complaint
(The brothers make changes, and Loy files the 1st Amended complaint in the Utah Federal Court)
March 31, 2021
1st Amended Complaint Served
(The Clerk of the Court had the U.S. Marshalls serve the 1st Amended Complaint on 85 defendants, including Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters before being stopped by the Court, claiming it was a "clerical error by the Deputy Clerk".)
Judge Romero asks Loy to Amend the Complaint, along with instructions on how to make it better.
April 6, 2021
2nd Amended Complaint
(Loy Brunson (following Judge Romero's instructions) files his 2nd Amended Complaint in Utah Federal Court.)
April 20, 2021
3rd Amended Complaint
(The brothers make changes, and Loy submits the 3rd Amended complaint for it to be filed in the Utah Federal Court)
JUDGE ROMERO (WHO KINDLY GAVE LOY INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO MAKE THE COMPLAINT BETTER) IS NOW REPLACED WITH A DIFFERENT JUDGE, AND WITHOUT AN EXPLANATION, THE NEW JUDGE HOLDS OFF ON FILING THE 3RD AMENDED COMPLAINT.
THE BROTHERS DECIDE TO GO TO THE HIGHER COURT ABOUT IT.
June 1, 2021
Writ of Mandamus to the Court of Appeals (10th Circuit)
(Loy files a pleading to have the 10th Circuit compel the Federal Court to file Loy's 3rd Amended Complaint)
THE TENTH CIRCUIT DENIES THE PLEADING
(explaining that the Federal Court will eventually get to it when they can.)
June 20, 2021
1st Motion to Reconsider
(Loy files a motion reminding them that the Federal Court accepted his filing fee, but won't file his 3rd Amended Complaint, asking the 10th Circuit to reconsider, quoting the rule that the Federal Court must administer "without denial or unecessary delay")
THE TENTH CIRCUIT ONCE AGAIN DENIES THE PLEADING
(explaining once again that the Federal Court will eventually get to it when they can.)
THE BROTHERS DECIDE TO SUE THE FEDERAL COURT AS WELL AS THE 10TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS, ASKING THEM TO EITHER RETURN LOY'S FILING FEE, OR FILE HIS 3RD AMENDED COMPLAINT.
August 10, 2021
Lawsuit against the two Federal Courts Filed. (Loy v. Utah Federal Court & the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals)
(Loy goes to the Utah 4th District Court and files the lawsuit against the two Federal Courts. Even though the U.S. Attorneys explain to the Court that it cannot judge a case against the Federal Courts, Judge Low accepts the filing fee and judges the case anyway.)
BY MOTIONS FROM THE U.S. ATTORNEYS, THE 4th DISTRICT COURT DISMISSES LOY'S COMPLAINT THAT WAS AGAINST THE TWO FEDERAL COURTS
(explaining that the Federal Court will get to filing his 3rd Amended Complaint when they can.)
THE BROTHERS MAKE FOUR MORE ATTEMPTS TO HAVE THE DISTRICT COURT COMPEL THE TWO FEDERAL COURTS TO FILE LOY'S 3RD AMENDED COMPLAINT. ALL ATTEMPTS DENIED WITH THE SAME EXPLANATION
November 3, 2021
3rd Amended Complaint Filed!
(After 7 months, and for reasons not explained, the Federal court files Loy's 3rd Amended Complaint and back dates it to April 20, 2021)
December 30, 2021
4th Amended Complaint
(The brothers make changes and Loy submits the 4th Amended complaint to be filed in the Utah Federal Court.
The Court waits until March 28, 2022 to finally file it.)
April 22, 2022
The Summons
(The court issues the summons for the 388 defendants. The Clerk of the Court contacts Loy and let's him know that he can pick up the box filled with the Summons for the 388 defendants that have been stamped with the seal of the court. The brothers can now serve all 388 defendants with the summons and complaint.)
April 26, 2022
Serving the lawsuit on all 388 defendants
(The brothers along with their friend Duane Bingham stuffs envelopes with a copy of the complaint along with the summons for the 388 defendants. The brothers are using the U.S. Postal Service to act as process servers to all defendants. The 388 packets were delivered to the post office staff who were waiting to process the service.)
The defendants have 60 days to answer the complaint.
July 1, 2022
U.S. Attorneys Motion To Dismiss
(The U.S. Attorneys file a motion to dismiss Loy's lawsuit on the grounds that defendants are protected under Title 28 which gives defendents Soveriegn Immunity from any lawsuits relating to actions of treason while serving in the capacity of their office. The U.S. Attorneys also file a notice of appearance in behalf of all the defendants, making them the official attorneys on record, instead of representing them "specially". )
July 6, 2022
Opposition to Motion To Dismiss
(The brothers prepare the opposition to the Attorneys' attempt to dismiss the the lawsuit, and Loy files it in the Utah Federal Court. the brothers are still waiting to this day for the court to make a decision.)