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CAAF Not Spared From Frivolous Prisoner Filing

9/2/2020

 
Those who saw this may have wondered what it was about: "No. 20-0352/AF. John R. Demos, Appellant v. United States, Appellee. CCA 2020-03. On consideration of the writ-appeal petition it is ordered that the writ-appeal petition is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, and that further filings submitted to this Court will be returned without any action by this Court."

Our reliable research staff has tracked down Mr. Demos's internet trail of frivolous filings in courts across the country. Here is just one, from the District of the Virgin Islands, which gives us a sense of the type of claim CAAF may have had to deal with. Demos is a state prisoner in Washington, and claims that his incarceration violates the Geneva Convention due to his allegiance to "the Vatican, and the Rothschild family of France."

Brenner Fissell

EIC

Cloudesley Shovell
9/3/2020 07:02:29 am

The Court's digest may not reflect the true nature of CAAF's joy here.

It's well-known amongst insiders in the judiciary, both state and federal, that being petitioned for relief by John R. Demos is a mark of greatness.

--CS

Brenner M. Fissell
9/3/2020 03:20:36 pm

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/500/16/


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