Legal Opinion
Support Systems International, Inc. v. Richard Mack
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided January 11, 1995No. 94-3287, 94-3435PublishedCited by 436 opinions
1Per curiam
Many pleadings and other papers filed in this court as in other courts have no legal merit whatsoever; they are frivolous, sometimes vicious, not infrequently demented. Most of these frivolous filings are by people who are not assisted by counsel or knowledgeable in the law. Some of these people find it very difficult to understand or, if they understand, accept the orders that this court issues terminating their frivolous litigation. They keep on filing. When monetary sanctions are levied on them for their obduracy, they refuse to pay. Their repetitive filings have no greater merit than…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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3Cited by436 opinions
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