That's Judge Williams doing the honors. The formal investiture will be announced sometime soon. Congratulations to well-deserving Michael Caruso.
The Apple/Samsung trial has Judge Koh. But we have Judge Turnoff, who had these gems yesterday (via Sun-Sentinel):
In September, the judge found the two men in contempt of court and
ordered them to repay every dime of the fees or explain why they
couldn't pay. The two ignored the order for months. Roy had to be
arrested in New York last month to answer to the judge.
Mayas had
claimed he sold the Miramar home but underwent a change of heart or mind
after the judge spelled out the consequences of continuing to test his
patience.
Then Mayas skipped a court hearing last week, in part he said, because he got sick after undergoing a colonoscopy. But the judge wasn't buying it .
"There's simply no excuse'' for his failure to show up in court last week, Turnoff told Mayas.
When
Coulton's lawyer, Paul Petruzzi, told the judge Mayas had not handed
over the keys to his vehicle and his Monarch Lakes home, the judge
demanded he turn over the keys in court.
As Mayas fumbled with his
briefcase and his keyring for what seemed an unnecessarily long time,
the judge cracked: "I bet the colonoscopy was easier than this."
With
the house keys in hand and a promise the car would be turned over
within hours, Petruzzi said it was a small step toward making things
right.
But he said Coulton wasn't particularly enjoying watching his two former lawyers put through the legal wringer.
"This
will barely make a dent in what they owe to my client," Petruzzi said.
"[Coulton] would be a lot happier if he could just go back in time and
have hired a proper lawyer from the start."
1 comment:
Meeeeeester Markus!!!!! How did you get a camera in the courtroom? Your cheeeeeeief Judge wants to know.
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