Judge Dismisses Hunter Biden Laptop Guy’s Defamation Lawsuit with Prejudice, Forces Him to Pay Twitter’s Attorneys’ Fees Under Anti-SLAPP Law

[BlueTex]

It sure is getting expensive to be part of the alt-right ecosystem...


A federal court in Florida has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against Twitter by the Delaware computer repairman who briefly captured national attention during the Hunter Biden laptop story. The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be filed again, and the plaintiff was ordered to pay Twitter’s attorneys’ fees.

John Paul Mac Isaac sued the technology giant (and a wholly-owned subsidiary) in February. He argued that Twitter’s decision to lock The New York Post‘s account while Post staffers “attempted to post and disseminate its exposé [about the lurid contents of the laptop] on the social media platform” was akin to calling him a hacker because Twitter cited its rationale for the time-limited ban as a violation of Twitter’s rules against “distribution of hacked material.”

“Further actions taken by Defendant Twitter in response to the NY Posts’s story included limiting the distribution of the story by others on its social media platform pursuant to the same policy thereby spreading the belief among its users, including Florida resident users, that the Plaintiffs is a hacker,” the lawsuit, filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, alleged.

Judge Dismisses Hunter Biden Laptop Guy's Defamation Lawsuit with Prejudice, Forces Him to Pay Twitter's Attorneys' Fees Under Anti-SLAPP Law

Twitter also successfully argued for attorney's fees by claiming the lawsuit was really a legal action intended to chill free speech.

lawandcrime.com

 

[Slartibartfast]

Its amazing that people actually care about Hunter. He's not part of the government.

 

[US&THEM]

Nunes and the nutjobs still do not understand.

 

[tres borrachos]

In before "activist judge" posts.

 

[nucky9]

Its amazing that people actually care about Hunter. He's not part of the government.

It is a reaction to the attacks on Trump's children, unfortunately ignoring the fact that they actually *were* part of the government, and thus valid topics for criticism.

 

[americanwoman]

Its amazing that people actually care about Hunter. He's not part of the government.

How are you not concerned Hunter's own father may have used his influence to get a job?? We are talking about something nobody in the history of the world has ever done! What next, Joe orders officials to give Hunter security clearances?

 

[Slartibartfast]

It is a reaction to the attacks on Trump's children, unfortunately ignoring the fact that they actually *were* part of the government, and thus valid topics for criticism.

Trump's children were part of the government.

 

[SCrider]

It is a reaction to the attacks on Trump's children, unfortunately ignoring the fact that they actually *were* part of the government, and thus valid topics for criticism.

Trumptards are great at ignoring the small things, like context.

 

[nucky9]

Trump's children were part of the government.

Haha, yes - I think you misunderstood what I said.

 

[nucky9]

Trumptards are great at ignoring the small things, like context.

I hate to generalize people, but it is hard to ignore the cult-like behaviour of many that profess to follow him.

 

[GDViking]

Its amazing that people actually care about Hunter. He's not part of the government.

Remember “ billy beer”???

 

[GDViking]

Trump's children were part of the government.

And that alone should have been an impeachable action…

not one member of the trump family could get a security clearance through normal channels including the don himself..:

they should all have their passports confiscated and put on the no fly list, at least until all the criminal indictments have all run their course..:.

 

[Checkerboard Strangler]

Remember “ billy beer”???

How much money did Billy Carter make?
I know but does anyone else know?

 

[GDViking]

Trumptards are great at ignoring the small things, like context.

Facts, truth, the obvious, common sense, the law, the constitution, etc..:etc..:

How much money did Billy Carter make?
I know but does anyone else know?

No but the beer sucked!!!

 

[Fishking]

It sure is getting expensive to be part of the alt-right ecosystem...


A federal court in Florida has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against Twitter by the Delaware computer repairman who briefly captured national attention during the Hunter Biden laptop story. The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be filed again, and the plaintiff was ordered to pay Twitter’s attorneys’ fees.

John Paul Mac Isaac sued the technology giant (and a wholly-owned subsidiary) in February. He argued that Twitter’s decision to lock The New York Post‘s account while Post staffers “attempted to post and disseminate its exposé [about the lurid contents of the laptop] on the social media platform” was akin to calling him a hacker because Twitter cited its rationale for the time-limited ban as a violation of Twitter’s rules against “distribution of hacked material.”

“Further actions taken by Defendant Twitter in response to the NY Posts’s story included limiting the distribution of the story by others on its social media platform pursuant to the same policy thereby spreading the belief among its users, including Florida resident users, that the Plaintiffs is a hacker,” the lawsuit, filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, alleged.

Judge Dismisses Hunter Biden Laptop Guy's Defamation Lawsuit with Prejudice, Forces Him to Pay Twitter's Attorneys' Fees Under Anti-SLAPP Law

Twitter also successfully argued for attorney's fees by claiming the lawsuit was really a legal action intended to chill free speech.

lawandcrime.com

He actually has a point. I wonder what the political leanings of the judge is.

 

[Utility Man]

It sure is getting expensive to be part of the alt-right ecosystem...

Would have been pretty cheap if it worked though........

.......lucky for us, their disinformation campaign fell flat on it's face this time.

They truly are unbelievable at this point, but maybe that is the point.

 

[CaughtInThe]

Here he is...

 

[Checkerboard Strangler]

Facts, truth, the obvious, common sense, the law, the constitution, etc..:etc..:


No but the beer sucked!!!

It bankrupted him.

 

[CaughtInThe]

Would have been pretty cheap if it worked though........

.......lucky for us, their disinformation campaign fell flat on it's face this time.

They truly are unbelievable at this point, but maybe that is the point.

the pedophile lies kinda / sorta worked. At least on the dumbasses.

 

[BlueTex]

He actually has a point. I wonder what the political leanings of the judge is.

LMAO…

 

[SenorXm/Sirius]

After Trump got PO'ed at the social media biggies like good little cult members the Trumpsters turn against social media too..

Funny thing is though every single day here, and elsewhere Trumpsters start threads using YouTube, Twitter and Facebook for their info..... lol...

Somebody from Tuscany has a video on YouTube that said his dick fell off after he took the vaccine, and the Trumpsters will proudly post it, and believe it..

 

[SenorXm/Sirius]

LMAO…

Maybe the Judge is Mexican..

 

[SCrider]

He actually has a point. I wonder what the political leanings of the judge is.

Yes, every judge who makes a decision you don't like must be some liberal activists, right?

 

[Fishking]

LMAO…

I understand words and logic can be difficult for some. However, everything he said was correct. The story was squashed by Twitter and their excuse was that it was hacked.

 

[Fishking]

Maybe the Judge is Mexican..

Probably just a douchebag liberal judge that doesn't know what the **** their job is supposed to be. It's a common trait among liberals. They find it very difficult to separate their ideology and their job.