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This request is granted. Counsel is instructed to inform the Sovereign Kingdom Party of this development so they may find new counsel. The previous deadlines shall stand.

Apologies for the delay. @winterwolf is summoned as a witness in this case. They have forty-eight hours to appear before this court before they suffer charges of contempt. At the time when the witness appears, the Claimant will have forty-eight hours to pose any questions to the witness. If...

This case is now in recess pending a verdict.

The Crown shall have their final seventy-two hours to post their closing statement, whereupon this court will enter into recess.

The Claimant will now have seventy-two hours to produce their closing statement.

As you are not a party to this case, please do not speak unless called upon by the court. The two preceding comments will be struck.

This case is now in recess pending a verdict.

The Crown will have seventy-two hours to give their opening statement.

The defense will now have seventy-two hours to produce their opening statement.

At this time, the Crown has seventy-two hours to submit their closing statement.

This is granted. The Crown's opening statement shall be due at 5:13 PM Eastern Standard time, today.

Claimant has seventy-two hours to post their opening statement.

Discovery will begin at this point, and last for seventy-two hours. Parties may consent to abbreviate discovery or may motion to extend it. The General Court Rules and Procedures dictate that any amendments must be declared and explained. To that, please explain for what reason you would like...

IN THE CHANCERY OF THE KINGDOM OF ALEXANDRIA RESPONSE TO WRIT Claimant asks the Chancery to rule that a policy the Government has made be illicit, and bar them from changing the law until the time of the upcoming election has passed. The Chancery has mulled this issue for several days, and have...

Thank you. Discovery will last for seventy-two hours. Parties may end discovery early if they both consent, or one may request an extension.

In our previous post on this thread ruling on the Entreaty of Continuance, the second sentence of that response contains the following: "We hesitantly grant this Writ, extending the deadline for the Defense's answer for forty eight hours from the original deadline, or Sunday, 11:33 AM Eastern...

The Defendant is found in Contempt of Court and is fined £250. If after twenty-four hours from this order the Defense has not procured an Answer, they will receive another Contempt charge, and this Court will give Default Judgment to the Plaintiff.

It is assumed that this serves as the Claimant's opening statement. The Crown shall have seventy-two hours to submit their opening statement.

Discovery is abbreviated by consent. The Claimant will now be granted seventy-two hours to provide their opening statement. As an aside, the Claimant is assured that the Court has not forgotten of or lost their request for an injunction.

Discovery will now begin, and last for seventy-two hours. Parties may abbreviate the length of discovery if they agree, or extend by agreement or request.