Fraud Upon Court Relief

Summary

Rule 60(b)(6) allows relief from judgments for extraordinary circumstances not covered by other clauses, such as fraud upon the court. Rule 60(b)(3) specifically addresses fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party. A Motion for Relief from Judgment can be filed under these rules. In the 9th Circuit, a Motion for Fraud Upon the Court may be appropriate if substantial evidence exists. Consider consulting a lawyer for tailored advice, especially if pro bono or free consultations are needed.

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hi, I found this article which may address some aspects of my case for Fraud UPON the Court. I was thinking the FRAP Rule *(b)(*) would be most appropriate for seeking redress for my case which was fraudulently decided, obviously at the Appeals Court level. (First, my case fits this description: (*) any other reason that justifies relief. AND, because my case is extraordinarily egregious. It involves lies made by the * judge panel and the Appellee. NOW, my case has none of the issues of UNITED STATES in America v. Daniel S. Buck and Ripley Berryhill, (*) I can substantiate my claims of fraud upon the court with massive amounts of documented evidence (*) my Opening Brief sought to prove: the "... judgment WAS VOID AT THE the district court LEVEL because it breached the * Core Requirements of the 14th Amendment and thus depriving me of my Due Process Rights !
Hey ****, it sounds like a complex situation. Here's some general info about Rule *(b)(*):
- Rule *(b)(*) allows relief from a judgment for any reason justifying relief.
- It requires extraordinary circumstances.
- Fraud upon the court can be grounds for relief if substantiated.
Have you considered consulting a lawyer for more tailored advice?
oh yes ! I'll be back tomorrow to discuss. It's very late now. So I'll continue my questions, etc. Friday. Many Thanks !
Got it, ****! Feel free to reach out whenever you're ready to discuss further. I'll be here to help with any questions about Rule *(b)(*) or anything else you need. Have a good night, and talk to you soon!
YAY !!!
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It sounds like a complex legal matter involving Rule *(b)(*) and allegations of fraud upon the court. This rule does allow for relief under extraordinary circumstances, particularly if you can substantiate claims of fraud. It might be beneficial to consult a lawyer for detailed advice.
PLS I need some help . In UNITED STATES of America v. Daniel S. Buck and Ripley Berryhill, It is stated that, "......affirming that Rule *(b)(*) is exclusively for reasons not covered by preceding clauses." Per Rule *(b)(*) what is the speaker referring to when saying, ".....covered by preceding clauses."
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Rule *(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure has several clauses (*-*) that provide specific grounds for relief from a judgment. Clause (*) is a catch-all provision, used for reasons that are not specifically addressed by the preceding clauses, and requires extraordinary circumstances.
Thx. How would Rule *(b)(*) compare to *(b)(*) given I have extremely extraordinary circumstances ?
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Hey DLC, Rule *(b)(*) is specifically for relief from judgments due to fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party. Rule *(b)(*) is broader and allows relief for any other reason justifying it, requiring extraordinary circumstances. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Sorry, I forgot. You did answer my question re: defining *(b)(*).
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Hey DLC! It seems like you have a significant case involving fraud upon the court and extraordinary circumstances under Rule *(b). Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
another questions. I also believe Rule *(b)(*) is most appropriate for my case. Would you suggest what type of Motion I would file to activate Rule *(b)(*) ?
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It sounds like you might have a compelling case. To activate Rule *(b)(*), you would file a Motion for Relief from Judgment based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
But, just to clarify, why wouldn't a Motion for Fraud UPON the Court be the best course of action in the 9th Circuit ?
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Hey DLC, a Motion for Fraud Upon the Court is indeed a serious claim and could be viable in the 9th Circuit if you have substantial evidence. However, Rule *(b)(*) might offer broader relief for extraordinary circumstances. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can assist you?
Would you provide more detail about "....broader relief for extraordinary circumstances. " what constiitutes "..."....broader relief.
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Hey DLC! Rule *(b)(*) offers broader relief for extraordinary circumstances not covered by other clauses. It can apply when significant injustice or an unusual situation exists, impacting the fairness of the judgment.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Not yet. I have to remember that Rule * (b)(*) addresses ON the Court and the Appellee while Rule * (b)(*) would speak to Fraud UPON the Court. Now, since I can refute, with documented evidence, each and every claim made by the * judge panel to dismiss my case, AND, I can prove, again with documentation, that the Appellee lied or made erroneous statements about my evidence. I believe Rule * (b)(*) is just good enough, but I I also believe that a Motion for Fraud UPON the Court would draw the appropriate degree of attention to the far more grievous facts of my case. Facts which prove the * judge panel and the Appellee breached the Judicial Machinery.
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Hey DLC, it sounds like you have a potentially strong case with substantial claims involving fraud upon the court. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
OK !! Not quite yet...BUT, Later today, I will ask to connect to Pro Bono lawyers OR to lawyers who offer free consultations. I think I'm just about at the point where that would be the best next step. Thanks !
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Hey DLC, your situation appears to be complex and potentially high-value, especially if you can substantiate fraud upon the court. Remember, when you're ready to connect with local lawyers, they can offer insights specific to your case. If you have more questions, feel free to ask anytime!
Talk later today on how to connect with lawyers. (But remember, sadly, I do not have the money to pay a lawyer at this time. )
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Hey DLC! Since it seems like you have a significant case involving fraud upon the court, connecting with pro bono lawyers or those offering free consultations might be a great step. Would you like to discuss the process of connecting with local lawyers when you're ready?
I think I had a question...Given the extent and egregiousness of my account of the * judge panel's Fraud UPON the Court and the Appellee's Fraud ON the Court, I think I should file a Motion for Fraud upon the Court. Or should I file a Rule *(b)*) for the Appellee's Fraud ON the Court and the Motion for Fraud UPON the Court for the * judge panel ?
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Hey DLC, your situation involves significant allegations of fraud upon and on the court. Given the complexity and seriousness, filing a Motion for Fraud Upon the Court could draw attention to the egregiousness of the claims. Rule *(b)(*) specifically targets fraud by the opposing party. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
it's late Friday afternoon. I'll wait until Monday to connect with either a Free Consultation and/or a Pro Bono lawyer. I'll probably have some questions for you over the weekend ! Thanks for your help !
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Hey there! It sounds like your situation is quite serious. If you'd like to connect with local lawyers for either free consultations or pro bono services, just let me know when you're ready. Meanwhile, if you have more questions over the weekend, feel free to reach out!
Great ! You'll be hearing from me over the weekend...guaranteed : ) : )
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Hey DLC, it seems like you have a potentially high-value case regarding fraud upon the court. When you're ready to connect with local lawyers, let me know, and I'll guide you through the process. Enjoy your weekend, and I'm here if you need more info!
Sounds good
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Hey DLC! It seems like you have a potentially significant case involving fraud upon the court. If you'd like to connect with local lawyers for detailed assistance, let me know. Meanwhile, feel free to ask any questions over the weekend!