Guo Wengui / Miles Guo (Ho Wan Kwok): community discussion 044

rui*** contends that it is acceptable even if the court does not accept the submission.

rui*** recounts that these points have already been incorporated into the written filing regardless.

him*** contends that while the argument can be voiced, the court will not adopt it.

ntp*** argues that privacy cannot justify halting motion uploads, asserting that protecting privacy is simple and does not warrant risking unlawful non-disclosure.

wei*** argues that the prosecution was fundamentally aimed at seizing money from the beginning, contending that losing the case would mean total failure.

wei*** contends that awaiting normal appeals through the Second Circuit and Supreme Court could take five to eight years under complex RICO laws, urging efforts to overturn the case before sentencing.

reb*** argues that an appellate court pursuing administrative correction would target the clerk's office, which would then need to present evidence showing the issue originated in chambers.

rui*** argues that fully exhausting the narrative of judicial fraud through third-party efforts is the only viable solution.

pz0*** shares a social media link covering reporting by Inner City Press.

chu*** asks pz0*** to explain the support letter reportedly written for another defendant.

hon*** contends that the defendant was conveying a message to guide supporters on how to draft their letters.

him*** advises against writing letters directly to the presiding judge.

chu*** notes that in Document 753, the judge granted the request in Document 752.

rui*** disputes the usefulness of the development, contending that it will have no meaningful effect.

rui*** argues that Judge Torres remains silent on the fraud motion out of shock, defensive delay tactics, and caution over appellate review by the Second Circuit.

chu*** asks whether Diddy has entered a guilty plea.