Michael Barisone/Lauren Kanarek Civil Suit

Hey! I proudly resemble that remark!

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It was their claim, not mine. Lol.

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I’m guessing the number of people who are unknowing decreased dramatically a few years ago.

Especially after word of the very extensive family arrest records came out following MB’s background check on them.

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I understand perfectly that “nobody” wants to discuss the fact that per the laws on NGRI, MB could be involuntarily committed for 20 to 30 years.

Isn’t the Krol hearing coming up in about a week? I wonder why no one seems to be speculating on the outcome of that.

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Well, that suggests there was wit to lose, does it not?

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That reminded me of an article I saw the other day which seemed to have a fairly high percentage of alcohol content in the list of Irish desserts. Lol.

I think most people have become resigned to the fact that it is in Taylor’s hands at this point.

MB may have to spend another 6 months at Greystone. It’s hard to predict. At some point, Bilinkas might have to
appeal the Krol hearing rulings.

I guess we will all find out shortly after the 8th.

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That works for veterinary cardiology as well.

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I have to keep screenshotting this photo over and over again so it stays near the front of the camera roll on my phone where it’s handy. Lol.

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I don’t understand why they just don’t find a new discipline if they want the equine limelight. There are plenty to choose from and in most you can find some degree of exclusivity and Prima Donna-ness if that is what one is looking for.

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It’s always been in Taylor’s hands.

If Taylor has acted incorrectly, why would Bilinkas wait to appeal his Krol hearing rulings?

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I don’t know. I feel like word may have gotten around.

Especially after being featured on 48 Hours, which is not exactly a horse related show.

Plus most horse sports require some degree of effort and dedication to get very far, regardless of the specific discipline.

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I am over 150 posts behind (again) but on the subject of GAS’s new motion requesting that questions regarding LK’s provocation of MB not be allowed during LK’s deposition - how the heck does MB press his counterclaims if they can’t query LK about her provocation of him? Surely Judge Weaver will recognize those types of restrictions will hamstring MB’s countersuit - won’t he?

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I’m not interested in this line of discussion with you.

What do you think of GAS’s letter? Why do you think they are so desperate for Lollypop to avoid answering any questions about provocation under oath?

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short answer, yes.

It’s a reach.

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I can’t wait to see Deininger’s and Silver’s filing in reply to that ridiculous request.

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GAS announced an intent to file an eventual motion arguing for summary judgment/dismissal of MBs counterclaims.

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I think it sort of just “is what it is” with the Krol stuff. It’s just waiting to see what happens. The civil case has more “action” so is a bit more interesting for discussion, naturally.

I’m sure that there will be more discussion on the Krol hearing after it happens though. Not much to discuss at the moment, IMO. No new news, so to speak.

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I mean, sure, he wouldn’t be doing his job if he didn’t attempt that, but…lol

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Does anyone happen to know if there is legal precedent for appealing the results of a Krol hearing?

To the casual eye, it certainly seems like Judge Taylor has already blown right through the laws that are on the books in New Jersey on the subject.

Like setting the next hearing for six months out instead of three months, for a start. And then sending MB to a facility that has no psychiatric treatment.

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