Why the fuck does she have to ask
She's asking the lower appeals court to speed up the process of finalizing the appeal judgement in her favor.
When a circuit appeals court makes a decision, that decision doesn't become final until a separate piece of paper called the "mandate" is issued.
If she didn't make this request the mandate would be issued anyway within a certain time frame, like 30 days or so. She just wants it to happen faster.
It sounds like Trump is thinking about annoying the supreme court with a motion to reconsider. If he does that, he would also file a counter motion in the circuit court to delay the mandate issuance.
Should receive plus interest!
If Sandy Hook families have not received anything from Alex fatfuck Jones yet, this woman will never see a dime.
For a guy that has gained billions from bilking his donors with crypto schemes since taking office, he is a penny miser. Just pay the money and be done with it.
It's no surprise though, he was one of 26 wealthy people who cashed in a $1.11 cheque, one of 13 wealthy people to cash in a 64 cent cheque and one of two people to cash a 13 cent cheque back when Spy magazine ran a prank to see how penny pinching rich people were.
Hahahaha, that last part is new on me and incredible! Thanks for sharing

Trump: “The new ballroom will cost $500 million….. what?…. it will cost $505 million.”
Even if that happened and the $505M was allocated, he STILL wouldn’t pay
I so wish she was trying to get her settlement from his estate.
The money should be held by the court in an appeal bond. Hopefully she doesn't have to try to extract it from Trump directly.
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