NY tells Paxton to pound sand.

[Hari Seldon]

Nice touch mentioning his pending divorce.

Texas AG tries again to seek summary judgment against New Paltz doctor; Ulster Clerk says no way - Mid Hudson News

KINGSTON – For a second time, Acting Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck has rejected an attempted court filing by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is seeking a summary judgment against New Paltz Dr. Margaret Carpenter charged in Texas for providing an abortion pill to a Texas resident via...

midhudsonnews.com

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

Why is it that so many Righties are such awful people?

 

[Bok Tuklo]

The ****ed up thing is this helps both their political campaigns.

 

[Allan]

New York Governor Kathy Hochul chimed in on the issue. “Attorney Paxton should focus more on his own private life instead of dictating the personal decisions of women across America,” she said.

Love it!

 

[Loulit01]

There's something in the water in the Deep South that's difficult to pin down. It turns people into either morons...


Or assholes...

Texas leaders support President Donald Trump during White House visit

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton watched President Trump sign an order to get rid of the U.S. Education Department.

www.kvue.com

 

[Napoleon]

She should be tried in absentia in Texas.

 

[Hari Seldon]

She should be honored with a medal in NY.

 

[Loulit01]

She should be tried in absentia in Texas.

For what crime?

 

[BirdinHand]

She should be tried in absentia in Texas.

For what, specifically?

They have never even filed a criminal charge against her. This is a civil case.

 

[Napoleon]

For what, specifically?

They have never even filed a criminal charge against her. This is a civil case.

It’s called a civil trial.

 

[BirdinHand]

It’s called a civil trial.

They already issued a default judgement against her from a civil standpoint. There’s nothing they can do about that NY is just enjoying telling TX to **** off.

 

[Hamish Howl]

It’s called a civil trial.

Texas can't do shit.

Get all mad about it.

 

[Napoleon]

They already issued a summary judgement against her from a civil standpoint. But NY is blocking it. There’s nothing they can do about that

Incorrect. Texas was seeking a summary judgement in NY but the county clerk in NY refuses to even file the case. So Texas has a number of options here.

 

[BirdinHand]

Incorrect. Texas was seeking a summary judgement in NY but the county clerk in NY refuses to even file the case. So Texas has a number of options here.

No, they issued a default judgement of $100K in TX. There’s nothing else they can do. NY told them to pound sand.

 

[Napoleon]

No, they issued a default judgement of $100K in TX. There’s nothing else they can do. NY told them to pound sand.

The default judgement in Texas would ordinarily be filed in NY (as the State of residence for the defendant) for enforcement but the county clerk won’t file it. Texas can enforce it by other means.

 

[Napoleon]

Texas can't do shit.

Get all mad about it.

False. Texas can, for example, use the Treasury Offset Program to garnish her Federal tax returns until the debt is paid.

 

[TheDoctorWasIn]

The default judgement in Texas would ordinarily be filed in NY (as the State of residence for the defendant) for enforcement but the county clerk won’t file it. Texas can enforce it by other means.

Like what?

 

[BirdinHand]

The default judgement in Texas would ordinarily be filed in NY (as the State of residence for the defendant) for enforcement but the county clerk won’t file it. Texas can enforce it by other means.

They don’t have any other means.

No liens, no bank account garnishment, no license suspension, no real estate liens…nothing.

They can sit and wait.

 

[Napoleon]

They don’t have any other means.

No liens, no bank account garnishment, no license suspension, no real estate liens…nothing.

They can sit and wait.

Incorrect. Texas can use the Treasury Offset Program to garnish her Federal tax returns until the debt is paid.

 

[TheDoctorWasIn]

False. Texas can, for example, use the Treasury Offset Program to garnish her Federal tax returns until the debt is paid.

Do you think a doctor in NY is getting tax returns?

 

[Hamish Howl]

The default judgement in Texas would ordinarily be filed in NY (as the State of residence for the defendant) for enforcement but the county clerk won’t file it. Texas can enforce it by other means.

Nothing is going to happen to her. End of story.

 

[Napoleon]

Nothing is going to happen to her. End of story.

It will and you’ll just have to live with it.

 

[BirdinHand]

Incorrect. Texas can use the Treasury Offset Program to garnish her Federal tax returns until the debt is paid.

Texas can’t use a civil judgement from TX to garnish her federal tax returns.

Civil judgements don’t meet the criteria for federal offset program.

They could try, I’m sure…but they haven’t because they know it wouldn’t work.

And I’m laughing at you thinking she’s getting tax returns.

She owns her own practice. She sends Uncle Sam money, not the other way around.

 

[Napoleon]

Texas can’t use a civil judgement from TX to garnish her federal tax returns.

Civil judgements don’t meet the criteria for federal offset program.

They could try, I’m sure…but they haven’t because they know it wouldn’t work.

The State government is the creditor so they can.

 

[Loulit01]

False. Texas can, for example, use the Treasury Offset Program to garnish her Federal tax returns until the debt is paid.

You think she gets a tax refund? LOL