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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

Tough titty for them that I did happen to have both the initial complaint for declaratory judgement and Governor Holcomb's request to replace a judge he didn't like with a friendly judge in my browser cache...



It would be a shame if somebody were to upload those somewhere else, huh?

https://gofile.io/d/PRhRyJ
https://gofile.io/d/VIHIl3

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Give me liberty or just come shoot me in my house. I'm so over this ridiculous reality.

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You are insanely paranoid, 6ix. I could find the document:
www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/ind-unemployment.pdf

https://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/nwitimes.com/content/tncm
s/assets/v3/editorial/9/10/910cc653-881a-5ef2-834f-09e52089fc3c/60c91fd719cc4.pdf.pdf

www.courthousenews.com/unemployment-aid/

www.theindianalawyer.com/articles/unemployed-argue-state-must-accept-e
xtra-benefits

www.theindianalawyer.com/articles/legal-aid-group-files-lawsuit-to-kee
p-enhanced-jobless-benefits-flowing

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Yup. There's a ton of websites that covered it. And they all repeated the same story. None of them mentioned when the hearing was.

What you posted is no different than the article that was plagiarized off of whoever wrote it first and put up all over the place.

Go ahead, minion. Look for yourself and post all of the other links that say the exact same thing as the article you just posted.

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Give me liberty or just come shoot me in my house. I'm so over this ridiculous reality.

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It doesn't look good for Holcomb, does it?

What do you suppose will happen to him if it is decided that the benefits need to continue but he already screwed that up by terminating whatever contract he had with the federal government?

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If Holcomb loses the case, then it will cost the Federal government, not Gov. Holcomb, $300 per week per person. Nothing happens to Holcomb, other than either he has to sign a letter to cancel this previous letter ( EX 2.pdf ) or the letter is signed by Frederick D. Payne, Commissioner, Department of Workforce Development:

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Are you positive about that?

The defense claims that they've already gone through the legal process to end it and "don't even know if it can be reversed now".

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Judge: Federal pandemic unemployment benefits must continue in Indiana

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Holcomb made an ass of himself.

https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2021/06/25/judge-rules-pandemic-un
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Judge: Federal pandemic unemployment benefits must continue in Indiana

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And he who is not sufficiently courageous to defend his soul — don’t let him be proud of his ‘progressive’ views, and don’t let him boast that he is an academician or a people’s artist, a distinguished figure or a general. Let him say to himself: I am a part of the herd and a coward. It’s all the same to me as long as I’m fed and kept warm.

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Trump Just Cost Jobless Workers One Week of $300
Dec 27, 2020 — By not signing the bill before the end of day Saturday, Trump has effectively cut a week of $300 federal unemployment benefits for jobless people.
www.businessinsider.com/trump-just-cost-jobless-workers-one-week-of-un
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If Holcomb loses the case, then it will cost the Federal government, not Gov. Holcomb, $300 per week per person. Nothing happens to Holcomb, other than either he has to sign a letter to cancel this previous letter ( EX 2.pdf ) or the letter is signed by Frederick D. Payne, Commissioner, Department of Workforce Development:

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Are you positive about that?

The defense claims that they've already gone through the legal process to end it and "don't even know if it can be reversed now".

Eric proves again that he's not very competent at his job.

I think I speak for everyone in the state when I say we miss Mitch Daniels.

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If Holcomb loses the case, then it will cost the Federal government, not Gov. Holcomb, $300 per week per person. Nothing happens to Holcomb, other than either he has to sign a letter to cancel this previous letter ( EX 2.pdf ) or the letter is signed by Frederick D. Payne, Commissioner, Department of Workforce Development:

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Are you positive about that?

The defense claims that they've already gone through the legal process to end it and "don't even know if it can be reversed now".

Eric proves again that he's not very competent at his job.

I think I speak for everyone in the state when I say we miss Mitch Daniels.

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In a state with Libtard Governor, we still cannot eat in most restaurants. Not because of covid, but because none of the businesses can get any workers to come to work.

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COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENT AND INJUNCTIVE RELIEF Motion for the Court to add an Interested party to the lawsuit

The Interested Party is just a person who wants to set in the dugout and watch the game played and not interfere.

The Interested Party has a problem with what was called a pandemic but now is known as a bio weapon thrown upon the Citizens of the United States of America, by the Chinese Government and the Interested Party understands that Governor Holcomb had to make decisions for the health and safety of the residents of the State of Indiana.

However in this decision making Governor Holcomb ordered Self employed people lo drop their businesses, thus Self employed people were placed out of work by the Governor's Order. Then Self employed people whom suffered without any income and suffered financially are being denied unemployment checks.

The denial of Unemployment to self employed people looks like discrimination against the Self employed.

The benefits of unemployment are the monies that are provided by the taxpayers from taxes and never before more needed than in this national emergency from this Bio attack upon the United States of America.

The Court should demand that Indiana Workforce pay all that is due to the self—employed as well.

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Are you positive about that?

The defense claims that they've already gone through the legal process to end it and "don't even know if it can be reversed now".

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The whole point 25 GOP governors were trying to make was to help employers by forcing the unemployed to get minimum wage jobs by denying the unemployed $300 per week from the Federal government. The GOP governors were successful in stopping the $300.

If the judge eventually disappoints the employers by ordering the Indiana governor to pay that $300, it will be easy for governor to give away money. The very hard part, sometimes even impossible, is having money in the bank so that you can give it away. President Biden will do the hard part by providing the money in the bank, leaving Indiana's governor to do the easy part, give it away. The governor's attorneys will say giving away $300 can't be done, but the judge might tell the governor that it can easily be done and if the governor doesn't hand out $300 checks then he will be guilty of contempt.

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The Indiana Department of Workforce Development has not yet continued payment of federal unemployment benefits this week despite a judge ordering the state to do so temporarily. The state is appealing that decision.

"DWD is determining how to proceed because the federal programs no longer exist after their termination on June 19," said DWD spokesman Scott Olson in an email. "There is no action that a claimant needs to take right now. Updated information will be provided on DWD’s website."

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On what basis does that get decided? Holcomb doesn't like the judgement, so he gets to put somebody in there that will give him the one he wants?

At this point, it's really moot. It's being reported now that they might not even be able to get an appeal until after September 9th.

But they're saying that they don't have the funds, and they aren't telling anybody anything.

If the laws were applied equally to everyone, Holcomb would be sitting in a jail cell right now.

https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/dwd-stay-tuned-for-federal-unempl
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Judge suspends early cutoff of unemployment aid in Indiana, saying it could cause "irreparable harm"

Marion Superior Court Judge John Hanley on Friday ruled that Indiana must continue to provide the enhanced jobless aid until the lawsuit is decided. He added that "a preponderance of evidence" indicates that the early termination of extra federal unemployment benefits violates state law, and noted that curtailing the aid could cause hardship for some in the state.

www.cbsnews.com/news/indiana-unemployment-judge-early-cutoff/

http://mycase.in.gov and search for case number 49D11-2106-PL-020140
06/25/2021 Order Granting Motion for Finding of Fact and Conclusions of Law

JUDGMENT
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that Defendants, Governor Eric Holcomb and Commissioner Frederick Payne, their officers, employees, and agents; all persons acting in active concert or participation with any Defendant, or under any Defendant’s supervision, direction, or control; and all other persons within the scope of Indiana Trial Rule 65, are enjoined from withdrawing the State of Indiana from unemployment benefits offered through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (“CARES”) Act until this Court renders a final judgment on the merits. Indiana shall notify the U.S. Department of Labor immediately of its continued participation in the CARES Act programs pending further action by this Court.

ALL OF WHICH IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED THIS 25th DAY OF JUNE, 2021.

JUDGE, MARION SUPERIOR COURT, CIVIL DIVISION, ROOM NUMBER ELEVEN

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No press release, yet, from Indiana Department of Workforce Development
www.in.gov/dwd/news-and-events/

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The Government and Legacy Media spent an entire year telling people that their jobs were not essential.

Nobody stopped and thought that those people might agree after a year of not working them?


If your lines at Burger King and McDonalds are too long for you at the drivethru right now, Boo-Fucking-Hoo.

Go flip your own burgers.

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I've lived like that since I was laid off of my last real job in 2009, and I don't intend to stop now.

It's even easier to do after I cut my expenses in half by quitting drinking.

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It strikes me as odd that you seem to appreciate the article that you posted in the link. It sounds like something I would have written.

But when it comes from my keyboard, you dismiss it and try to make me feel bad that I'm not rich.

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I stopped listening to the radio, reading the newspaper or watching TV news. Breaking up with the media was one of the best choices I’ve ever made. I feel happier and wiser for having done so.

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The writer did NOT claim the media was lying to him or untrustworthy. The problem was that the media was bad for his mental health.

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Despite Injunction, Indiana Won’t Restart Federal Unemployment Benefits

The state suggested it couldn’t pay the benefits even if it wanted. The Biden administration is curiously quiet.

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“It is necessary and proper to take further action to protect the health, safety and welfare of all Hoosiers in connection with COVID-19 and, specifically, to renew the state of disaster emergency”

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Pretty sure Eric is just trying to see the inside of a jail cell at this point...

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“It is necessary and proper to take further action to protect the health, safety and welfare of all Hoosiers in connection with COVID-19 and, specifically, to renew the state of disaster emergency”

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https://www.in.gov/gov/files/Executive-Order-21-16-Sixtenth-Renewal-of
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Yup. As of yesterday, he just used an executive order to extend the health disaster emergency another 30 days.



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A spokesperson for the Department of Labor told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the federal government will accept states back into the programs after they’ve terminated the benefits, noting that the agency is working with Indiana officials to make technical or other changes needed to comply with the court orders.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana paid out 25,000 claims for federal unemployment benefits in the first day after reinstating them due to a court order.

The state said around 120,000 people lost those benefits after Gov. Eric Holcomb ordered they be stopped as he moved to end Indiana's participation in the federal CARES program.

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Those began again July 15, and DWD said 25,000 had already been processed for more than $30 million. Those benefits include the $300 weekly add-on, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC). Payments for those will be retroactive to the week ending June 26. The final payment after the governor's order had been made, went out the week ending June 19.

Workers who have since found employment will still receive retroactive payments for claims filed for the weeks they were unemployed. If the courts later rule Holcomb can end the federal unemployment benefits in Indiana, no money will need to be paid back from anyone already receiving a payment.

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