First, Holding is a hypocrite and
liar, pure and simple. In one of his
videos that was obviously directed at nobody else but me, “Screwy Moments inScriptural Interpretation 15- Romans 7 and Sin”, starting at time-code 2:00, he
says that If I have a problem with anything in his videos, I should deal with
him, and “no one else”.
At time code 2:40, he taunts me
saying that if I deal with my problem with his videos in any way other than
with him personally, then I’d be showing I was too frightened to man up and
deal with him “one-on-one”. Ok, I
recently sent a settlement offer to Holding by email and other methods to make
sure he got it. See here.
He never replied “one on one”. He never “manned up”. All he did was post more defamatory videos
filled with misleading half-truths.
Since he qualified “one on one”
with “no one else”, it’s pretty clear that he was asking me to avoid telling
anybody else about my problems with his videos, and to simply contact him by
direct correspondence. And
Holding is a hypocrite and a liar because his response to my most recent
settlement offer was not direct private correspondence, but by cartoon youtube
video obviously intended more to entertain his friends and the world than to seriously
interact with myself. Only in Holding’s retarded mind does “upload a video for
my friends to laugh at” constitute his engaging in "manning up", communicating “one on one” and involving “no one else”.
Like I said, Holding is a
hypocrite and liar. He does not expect
from himself what he expects from others.
What the fuck else would a reasonable person take “one on one” to mean,
if not direct reply?
Second, some questions for Holding, and yes, I'll be dealing with his dogshit legal arguments later:
1. In some of your third-party emails from 2015 which I forced
you to disclose in the State litigation, you complained, with seriousness, that
you thought I was sufficiently dangerously mentally ill to attempt to murder
you. From a private message you sent to
somebody on Tweb:
Hi...I see you're on TWeb. So I'll drop you a note requesting prayer before I ; sign off.I had a very troubling late afternoon and evening. "Bud" is getting more and more obsessed with getting me out there. He wrote today that he would get me before a jury if it was "the last thing he did on earth." Ordinarily that may not mean much, but because he is mentally ill, and his disorder is the type that makes people prone to suicide or violence, I wondered if he wanted to kill himself. Then I began to think that his obsession to get to me in person, which he has had since 2008, was because he wanted to kill ME.I was concerned enough to write some panicked emails to some people in Washington, asking if there was some sort of order or something I could ask for to keep me from having to ever be in the same room with him.
Similarly, in an email to Casey Luskin, you
allege that I’d try to kill you in a courtroom, therefore, you wouldn’t appear
in the courtroom with me unless I was sedated and under guard:
From: J. P. Holding <jphold@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2015 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: Reason for my callCasey,I just wrote Seth a half hour or so ago. This is getting to be scary. This guy just wrote me this afternoon saying that he'd get me in front of a jury if it was the last thing he ever did "on earth". I'd take that as just hyperbole except he IS mentally ill -- borderline personality disorder -- and I worked with prison inmates who had that, and know what they can do when they get that obsessed. He also had a restraining order put on him 20 years ago by his wife, over a domestic violence incident.
If I didn't live 3000 miles away I'd be buying a gun right now. He's had this obsession to get me in some sort of live debate situation for years now. I didn't think much of it until I found out he was mentally ill a few weeks ago. Now it's getting scary. I think part of it is that he's been trying to get people in the apologetics field to disassociate with me for years, by writing them long ranting emails about how evil I am, but all they do is ignore him.
There's no way I'm getting in the same room with this guy unless he's sedated and under guard.
Similarly, in an email to Seth
Cooper, you specifically alleged that I’d try to kill you with my bare hands:
From: J. P. Holding <jphold@att.net
Sent: " Tuesday, October 06, 2015 3:17 PM
Subject: I think this guy wants to kill me!
Seth, I really need some input on this. If he weren't 3000 miles away I'd go buy a gun right now to protect myself and my loved ones.
I'm serious. This is getting scary. He has borderline personality disorder, and I've worked in a prison with a mental health unit full of guys like this. He also had a restraining order put on him 20 years ago by his thenwife, over a domestic violence issue. For years now he's had this "thing" about getting me in front of my church, or in a live debate, or in some way confronting me in person. I didn't think much of it before, now it's starting to take on a darker light. "The last thing I ever do on earth"???? There's no way I can be in the same room with this guy. He'll try to strangle me with his bare hands!
What do I need to do? Motion for protection order? Declaration to the court expressing my concerns?
Question: Do you know of anybody else in the world,
besides yourself, who do as much as you do to try and enrage their enemy while being seriously fearful that the enemy intends
on murdering them? If your answer is
“yes”, provide their names and any websites they either own or post at. If your answer is “no”, could a person
reasonably deduce from the fact that you are the only person in the world who
does this shit, that you are irrational?
What else do you do in your spare time, Holding. Walk though East Los Angeles shouting angry racial slurs?
2. Could you really blame a person who got the impression from
your criticisms of me, that you feed off of negativity and get a “thrill” out
of smearing other people’s reputations?
Some Christians might say that even if your views are basically correct,
the extreme obsession you have toward smearing me goes far beyond biblically
justified limits.
3. In the above-quoted Tweb message, you say
Maybe it was irrational. But I get irrational whenever I feel like something will happen that threatens the people I love
Could a person be reasonable to
draw the conclusion that you tend to become irrational when your enemies
criticize your beliefs? Or, like Steve
Hays, will you unconvincingly insist that this language of yours, which looks
serious and genuine, was mere satire? I
can’t wait to hear the master of trifling sophistry “explain” this one. What, maybe you meant “more smart than I
already am” when you said “irrational”? or maybe there's no law that says you aren't allowed to give a false impression to your own lawyer?
4. Who do you think has more to lose when and if that third
lawsuit gets filed? The person who, in
your own judgment, has no life or reputation to speak of in the first place….or
the person who wants the Christian world to view him as an intellectual giant
who has experienced significant spiritual maturing in his 20 years of internet apologetics?
5. Besides myself, do you negatively criticize any other
persons whom you believe have such serious mental disabilities that they are
likely to attempt to murder you? Or is
it only Christian Doscher who causes you to violate common sense?
6. Did any of the CRI employees that Hank fired in the last 20
years, ever accuse him of being mean-spirited and unfit to be the president of
CRI, yes or no? Don’t lie and pretend
you don’t know. You present yourself as
a top researcher, you love controversy, you know CRI has been involved in
controversy before, so its highly unlikely that you know nothing about the
scandal in which many CRI employees were fired or quit because Hank was such an
asshole. I ask because you seem to think
it significant that CRI ignored my letter of concern about you and did nothing
about it. If other CRI employees accused Hank of being a mean bastard and unfit
for Christian leadership, then apparently, CRI’s ignoring my letter of concern
does NOT automatically make you look better. There would exist the genuine
possibility that the letter was ignored, not because CRI thought you innocent
of the charges, but because CRI is as stupid as you, and falsely thinks that the
way you slandered me violated nothing in the New Testament, which would
apparently mean that CRI’s bible tells them nothing about slander, reviling,
filthy talk, or jesting. It would also
mean that CRI and Hank disagree violently with Licona and Habermas on whether
insulting one’s critic has biblical justification.
7. You have always called me a moron and dumb ass because of
my view that the bible prohibits Christians from insulting their critics. That view is shared by Habermas, Licona,
Rohrbaugh, Carson, Blomberg, and others.
Why don’t you publicly accuse these men of being morons and dumb asses
for getting wrong the exact same biblical truth you condemn skeptics for getting 'wrong'? Could it be that you actually do think them to be morons, but you refrain from saying so because you desire their public endorsement?
8. Since you have been unable, since 1998, to answer my
repeated requests that you provide the names of any legitimately credentialed
Christian scholars who think the bible justifies today’s Christians to insult
their critics, would it be reasonable to say that your unique application of
the biblical data on riposte, and your interpretation of the bible passages
most people think prohibit insulting other people, should be subject to
scholarly criticism and discussion? Years ago, I tried to give you a head start by
citing to KJV Onlyist Peter Ruckman, Ph.d, but since you laughed this off, then
apparently, you don’t think Ruckman’s support of your view is significant
enough to justify citing it to answer my question. If there are any Christian scholars who agree
with your use of extreme riposte today, you don’t cite them in the article that
is supposed to be your magnum opus on the subject, “The Christian and Harsh
Language”. Some might find this to be
rather significant and revealing omission in light of your extraordinarily high
view of your own research capabilities.
9. If you interpret the bible in a way for which you cannot
find, or refuse to cite, any support from other Christian scholars, is there an
increase in the probability that such interpretation would lead to cultic mentality?
10. Will you disclose the names of the churches you’ve attended
in the last 6 months? Or do I have to
find them myself?
11. How can you boast
that nothing I ever reported to other people caused them concern about
you? All we have is your word. A more objective proof for your contention
would be specific statements from CRI, Sweetwater Baptist and others,
specifying that they did nothing with my accusations.
12. Since you can never
be wrong on anything ever, especially on those “facts” that you feel you need
to spread around the internet, what abusive epithets will you hurl at the Florida
police detective who, after filing your criminal report against me, refused to
take my own voluntary statement and promptly closed the investigation, no
charges filed? After all, anybody who decides
your criminal charges against me were baseless, must surely be a "dumb ass moron",
correct? Or will you admit that in your
self-professed tendency to become irrational, you might have wrongfully
squawked to the police before you even had sufficient probable cause to think I
committed those crimes? Well how fucked
up is THAT? You go around filing
criminal reports on your enemies based on little more than your unconfirmed
hunches? At least you are honest about one thing...yes, you get irrational when you are criticized.
13. How could you possibly excuse away your failure to contact
Rohrbaugh concerning his belief that you pervert the NT, by characterizing such
contact as amounting to involving him in your “personal problems”, when the
issue is limited to scholarship? He said you "pervert" the NT and ALL Context Group scholarship, and you think emailing him asking "in what ways do you believe I perverted the NT and Context Group scholarship" constitutes bothering him with your personal problems (!?) FUCK YOU. the ONLY reason you didn't contact him the way any scholar would contact another upon such rebuke, was because you were genuinely fearful
that he would confirm that I quoted him accurately, yes, he really did say that. What’s funny is that under your own stupid definition of “personal
problems”, most of what people think constitutes "scholarly stuff" in Christian scholarly journals is mere bothering each other with "personal problems". As soon as scholar A contacts scholar B to
resolve an accusation of taking something out of context, or whatever, this is
“contacting them about my personal problems”.
Well fuck you, that’s not the case.
Now let's get to Holding's videos and the crap he thinks passes for honest presentation of the facts and legal argument.
The state court was wrong to
impose Holding’s attorney-fees on me.
First, the Washington state law
that allows the out-of-State Defendant, who prevails with a motion to dismiss,
as Holding did, to have his attorney-fees imposed on the Plaintiff, requires
that the Defendant had been served the summons and complaint in that case
“personally” (i.e, by a human being).
Immediately after a process server
gave Holding summons and complaint on August 5, 2015, Holding began telling me
and everybody else that the summons was missing from the papers the server gave
him.
On August 7, he denied receiving a
summons:
On August 11, he again denied
receiving a summons, see last part where he says “Oddity is, I have not got a
summons yet…”
On August 13, Holding answered my
previous request that he clarify he had been served summons and complaint. He again denied being served a summons:
Knowing Holding was a liar, I
specifically asked Holding to name all the documents that he had received from
the process server. If he was lying, his
specification would make it impossible to “explain” later. On August 14, he specified that the Complaint
was the only document he received, and that the papers the server gave him did
not include a summons.
When I informed him that the process server had filed with the court a return of service stating he served both summons and Complaint on Holding, Holding insisted, in an August 25 email, that somebody, (myself or the process server), was lying:
When I informed him that the process server had filed with the court a return of service stating he served both summons and Complaint on Holding, Holding insisted, in an August 25 email, that somebody, (myself or the process server), was lying:
But one year after he made these
statements, he filed a motion with the Court asking to have his attorney-fees
imposed on me. Knowing that the applicable fee-imposition statute required a
showing that service of summons and complaint had been “personal”, he plainly
declared, through his attorney:
“A summons and complaint were served on defendant in his home state of Florida on August 5, 2015.” (Motion, p. 1, dated August 12, 2016)
The above excerpts are from my
Opposition brief where I argued both these and other legal matters showing that
the facts of the case did not meet the legal standards for imposition of fees. What did Holding do after he shit
himself with worry after I filed my Opposition brief exposing his lies? He attached a declaration to his Reply brief,
“explaining” that the service on August 5 was indeed missing the summons:
…and that the process server
served him personally with the summons several weeks later:
Several problems that should have
prevented the judge from thinking personal service in this case was
established:
a) It would appear that Holding’s late declaration saying he
received personal service of the summons from the same process server weeks
later, was a lie, because the server placed in the mail on August 27 his
under-oath affidavit that he served summons on Holding on August 5, and he
neither expresses nor implies he delivered a summons at any later time. That is, if Holding was telling the truth, we
would expect the server to have admitted he made such second attempt.
b) The server never did, in fact, EVER file an amended return
of service admitting he made any second attempt to serve summons. He admits to serving summons on August 5.
c) Holding says that in discussing the issue with the process
server, Holding agreed to simply allow them to MAIL the summons to him, which
is of course inconsistent with his later claim that the summons was delivered
personally:
That makes the server’s failure to file an amended return of
service even more suspicious, because the server was hired by me to PERSONALLY
serve the summons to Holding. If you pay
a process server to personally serve summons on defendant, and all they do is
mail it to Defendant, that’s breach of contract. Any fool can “mail” a summons to anybody. You
hire a process server because of the law’s insistence that service of such
lawsuit paperwork be “personal”. Holding's explanations are not the inerrant word of God.
d) The process
server filed a return of service saying he served Holding personally with
summons and Complaint on August 5, but he never filed an amended return of
service to correct the date, despite the fact that such amended statement would
have been legally mandatory since the original return of service was made under
penalty of perjury, and under Holding’s version of the facts, it’s statement
that summons was personally served August 5 was false. Holding wants us to believe the process
server was this irresponsible, when in fact serving summons and complaint is
usually never close to this complex and convoluted, any dummy over the age of
18, capable of handing papers to another person, can do the job correctly with
minimal thinking.
What we are left with, then, is a process server who chose
to file only one document with the court, a return of service asserting that
summons was served on Holding August 5…and Holding’s denial that this was the
case.
The point is that the Washington
fee-imposition statute requires the court to make a factual finding that
service of the suit to be “personal”, and this evidence indicates such service
was anything but certain. Since process
servers would not be expected to carry out their duties as carelessly as Holding’s
version of the facts would require (their job depends on telling the truth), it
is Holding whose story sounds more unbelievable.
This should have been enough to convince the court that
since whether the summons was served personally or not, could not be reasonably
determined, Holding’s motion for fees failed the statutory criteria, and should
have accordingly been denied.
That Holding is a consummate liar (i.e., that he committed
perjury by asserting intentional falsehoods in an under-oath court document) is
clear once we focus in just a bit more closely on one of the statements he
made. Let’s look at it again:
Really? Holding wants
the Court to believe that in August 2015, he was “unaware of what a summons was
or that it was a necessary component to initiating a lawsuit”?
I’d love to see Holding “reconcile” the ignorant state of
mind he claimed was true about him for August 2015, with a claim he made the
previous month, July 2015, that he knew all about the basics of civil
litigation sufficiently to not need a lawyer to defend himself. Here’s a screenshot from the defamatory
“skepticbud thread” which Tweb smartly removed from public view:
Lest Holding or his followers trifle that he doesn’t say how
long he ran such law library, he specified in a later July 2015 post to the
same thread that he had run, in his previous job as a prison librarian, a
prison law library for 7 years and saw prisoners filing plenty of civil
lawsuits against various Defendants:
How could you have “a lot of experience with pro se
litigants” in civil actions, and NOT know that lawsuits require a summons ?(he qualifies later that he was aware of prisoners filing frivolous lawsuits, so Holding cannot trifle that he meant prisoners in criminal cases representing themselves pro se...he obviously meant CIVIL cases)
How could Holding notice “many” inmates filing frivolous
lawsuits over the course of 7 years, and NOT know that lawsuits require a
summons?
How could Holding consider himself sufficiently
knowledgeable of the basics of civil litigation that he doesn’t need a lawyer,
while also NOT knowing that a summons is required to start a lawsuit? Is holding the kind of person who would
profess basic knowledge of auto mechanics, while NOT knowing what an engine is?
Gee, maybe between July 2015 and August 2016, the
intellectual giant Holding “forgot” about the most basic rudiments of civil
litigation? What else did he
forget? Maybe that Genesis is in the
bible? Apparently the very large
storehouse of mental information has an exceptionally large leak.
Sorry, but I publicly accuse Holding of perjury, and he
won’t be doing a very convincing job of dumbing down his claimed August 2015
ignorance of summonses, with the legal prowess he boasted of possessing on July
2015.
For those of you who would trifle further in the blind
effort to grasp at any speculation in the cosmos that might possibly defend
this bitch: No, there is no legal
exception that allows prisoners who file lawsuits from behind bars, to skip the
summons and serve only the complaint.
And you know perfectly well that if some atheist bible
critic had been caught in this exact same perjury, you wouldn’t be putting
forth ANY of the efforts to harmonize this crap, that you do for Holding. When atheists fuck up, it’s because they are
brainless wastes of human flesh. When
juvenile delinquent Christian apologists fuck up, this is their innocent
ignorance due to original sin. FUCK YOU.
Lest Holdings followers trifle about maybe this or maybe
that, they need to remember that they all think Sparko, owner of theologyweb,
is a smart guy. Let’s see from a July
2015 theologyweb post what his impression was of Holding’s legal knowledge:
Now what? Maybe
you’ll trifle that to “know the legal system inside and out” doesn’t
necessarily mean one will know that a summons is required in a lawsuit? Yeah right…and maybe a Christian could be
reasonably said to “know the New Testament inside and out” while being ignorant
of Apostle Paul.
You will trifle that maybe Sparko was speaking
hyperbolically, but you cannot show anything in the immediate context that
would support viewing his words to be hyperbole, while the entire message is
bristling with signs that he was speaking plainly.
The truth is that Holding not only lies and exaggerates, he
manages to get other allegedly “smart” people to think his claims of superior
knowledge are literal and correct.
This one is the best part of the whole case:
ReplyDelete"THE COURT: In this case, in this posture, however, it is my conclusion that Mr. Doscher is abusing the discovery process.
Mr. Doscher, I am going to ask you not to make
faces or rude comments to the Court. I appreciate
that most days not everybody agrees with what the
Court has to say and with the Court's rulings, but I
am making my record today and I am making my ruling."
http://lawsuitagainstjamespatrickholding.com/trans1.pdf
I admit to rolling my eyes at the judge, the way I roll my eyes at anybody who knows they are wrong and yet continues to pretend to believe they are right. I suppose that this makes me about as unacceptably anti-social as the thousands of other judges and attorneys who are routinely admonished for similar conduct. Apparently, rolling one's eyes in reaction to somebody abusing their authority is quite natural. Yes, I consider the judge's ruling as reflected in that transcript to be an "abuse of discretion".
DeleteYour choosing to focus on such a Jerry Springer moment tells me just how much you care about whether my legal arguments were meritorious.
Let me know when you decide you are smart enough about the law to show that my legal arguments in that case were incorrect. Otherwise, stay in the sandbox.
It's also quite revealing that, despite my good arguments against Mr. Holding's integrity in this post, such as his committing perjury with the help of his lawyer, you make no attempt to defend Holding from any such charge.
ReplyDeleteIf your legal arguments were at all meritorious, some judge, somewhere, at some level, state or federal, would have ruled in your favor in one of your dozens of lawsuits. But that hasn't happened. As such, the Jerry Springer moments you create through your conduct in court and your treatment of court personnel are the highlights of your cases. ;)
ReplyDeleteIf you prevail in a third lawsuit, I will literally eat my hat.
I'm still waiting to see if you have the ability to challenge any of my legal arguments.
ReplyDeleteThe judge's dismissal of the State case against Holding was frivolous.
The judge's dismissal of the Federal case against Holding was frivolous.
All legal rulings against me since 2009 were incorrect and amounted to an abuse of discretion.
Any comments you leave here in the future, which do not challenge the legal arguments I made in my prior lawsuits, will be deleted.
When somebody opines that your lawsuits are frivolous, why do you flip out and claim that asserting such is in and of itself libelous? What is your basis in case law for making such a leap?
ReplyDeleteWhen Holding alleges that my prior lawsuits were frivolous, such accusation tends to do exactly what he intended it to do, it tends to subject me to hatred, distrust, ridicule, contempt, or disgrace.
ReplyDeleteHolding will be sued in the Florida Middle District federal court. The case law relevant to libel, which the Florida Judge would be required to use, would be the following, which comes from Williamson v. DIGITAL RISK, LLC, Dist. Court, MD Florida 2018
Under Florida law, statements can be defamatory per se. See Hoch v. Rissman, 742 So. 2d 451, 457 (Fla. 5th DCA 1999). A statement is defamatory per se, "if, when considered alone without innuendo: (1) it charges that a person has committed an infamous crime; (2) it charges a person with having an infectious disease; (3) it tends to subject one to hatred, distrust, ridicule, contempt, or disgrace; or (4) it tends to injure one in his trade or profession." Blake v. Giustibelli, 182 So. 3d 881, 884 (Fla. 4th DCA) (internal quotations and citations omitted). In other words, the statements are "so obviously defamatory" and "damaging to [one's] reputation" that they "give[] rise to an absolute presumption both of malice and damage." (citations omitted)
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When Holding says I filed frivolous lawsuits, what he means is that my lawsuits constitute an abuse of the legal system.
Accusing somebody of abusing the legal system, more than likely will result in that person being viewed by others with contempt, distrust, etc. Nothing less is proven by Holding's stupid mouthy followers, and Holding himself.
Does that answer your question?
I suppose that's how you see it, but have there been any cases of anyone successfully suing someone else for libel after Party B had asserted that Party A's previous litigation was "frivolous?" After all, you just asserted that the judge's ruling was frivolous. Everybody who winds up on the losing end of a lawsuit thinks that the other party's arguments were frivolous or unmeritorious.
ReplyDeleteCalifornia law has an entire registry of people who have been officially declared by the courts to be "vexatious litigants," and consequently their rights to sue are severely curtailed. I guess it's fortunate for you that you do not live in California. http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/vexlit.pdf
Because it's actually the courts (i.e. the only opinion that matters) that find you "abusing the legal system," as when the judge in the case cited above says that "Mr. Doscher is abusing the discovery process."
You have several misunderstandings. Holding has said my "Lawsuits" were frivolous. No court has ever found any of my "lawsuits" "frivolous". Under Holding's stupid logic, the thousands of lawyers that are admonished every day for discovery abuse should just pack up and leave the legal profession, an extreme reaction that not even the judges who deal out such criticism or discipline think is among the rational options.
DeleteYou apparently don't know what it means to be "abusive" in the legal system. Lower court judges are routinely reversed by higher courts who find the lower judge had "abused his discretion" because the judge interpreted the facts in a patently false way, or applied the wrong legal standard, or something similar. Under Holding's stupid reactionary logic, this proves the eternal incompetence of the judge and he should just leave the bench and give up the legal profession forever.
California's issues with vexatious litigants are irrelevant, every state has similar law, including my state...yet no court has ever declared me a vexatious litigant. Is there where you suddenly discover that the opinion of the court isn't the only one that matters?
Well fuck you, I don't live in Holding's "attention-deficit-3-year-old-on-crack" world where everything is constantly hyped, exaggerated and spun out of control for the entertainment of other anonymous losers who see little more purpose in life than flocking around their disgraced hero.
I've decided that you are done contacting me...Mr. Holding. Don't reply again or it will be considered harassment and subject to a John Doe subpoena. You've already libeled me by implication by posting on the internet that I'm a vexatious litigant. Keep playing with fire and I might end up with a legally justified basis to force your ISP to tell me where you live, after which you'll be hearing from Mr. Process Server.
Fuck off. I mean it.
All right, as you wish, I'll leave you alone- no more relies from my end. But can you tell me this at least- why haven't you sued all of the attorneys who called you a "vexatious litigant," not just in the comments of some obscure blog, but in the very record of the court itself? Shouldn't they be targets for you?
ReplyDeletehttp://tektonticker.blogspot.com/2018/11/i-am-second-ii-some-facts-about-that.html
Because comments that are made in the context of a judicial proceeding are absolutely immune to liability. There are exceptions where they make the libelous comments in a way that is NOT within the course of a judicial proceeding, in which case they get sued (such as prosecutors who libel a person in a press-conference, and the civil court later determines this conference was not "in connection to a judicial proceeding".
DeleteBut the attorney-comments you speak of were made in motions and other things filed with the court, so they are absolutely immune. My own theory is that this is bad social policy, the threat of lawsuit for libels uttered in court would do the good of making mouthy assholes think twice and make sure of the facts before they start talking shit.