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Well no, if you want to go by the Letter of the Law approach, what makes him a criminal is he was found guilty of Injury to Real Property back in 2002, as was submitted by Tenkar's lawyers in August. Justin's defence to this was to claim it was confusion, that yes he was fingerprinted so his...

Well, I've been digging into this for the past few days... and... it's weird man! According to the record in the lawsuit against Tenkar, he was finger printed in April 1989, and "victim was in the army" so presumably he was arrested and finger-printed by the civilian police while off base and...

The whining about Tenkar having two attorneys suggests to me that Justin's lawyer is not particularly confident and is dreading having to tell Justin that not only does he have to pay for his own lawyer, he has to pay for Tenkar's too.

Well this is an interesting development. My guess is Wizards of the Coast have concluded that it'll be better for them in the long run to let the trustee use Justin's money to uncover more evidence for them to use in the counter-suit. Looks like 2023 is a bad year to be Justin LaNasa and...

Observing from the outside it seems he has been (unsurprisingly) doing the semi-SovCit approach of finding some aspect of law in isolation and failing to recognize that just because there is a simple doctrine doesn't mean the practice around it is not infinitely complex. He seems aware that...

Justin listing himself as a creditor twice, both for six figure amounts - then claiming that there were no assets of any value, trying to claim he already owned the one asset of indisputable value (the Elmore license) and clearly shifting assets across probably wasn't the best combination of...

It's probably worth mentioning that Justin bought the property off someone who is apparently quite comfortable with the title of "slum lord" and had been renting it out to financially disadvantaged people while paying basically nothing in maintenance... so um... it could well have been in a...

That is indeed the 723 Williams Street address that Ernie has been repeating at every opportunity... presumably since the store first opened in the 70s... and the one where can participate in... whatever this is...