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The deadline is still in place; I will address the motion to dismiss when I have come to my decision but to keep the trial moving the deadline is still in place

you have 48 hours to provide your answer to complaint

@Superwoops, is required to appear before the Federal Court in the case of Ameslap v. Commonwealth of Redmont [2026] FCR 26

@ElysiaCrynn please answer the questions

The prosecution has 48 hours to ask Elysia questions

@ElysiaCrynn @DonTrillions @Staff, is required to appear before the Federal Court in the case of Commonwealth of Redmont v. Luke201556 [2026] FCR 15

After review, the evidence will remain struck, and the Motion will remain denied Duty to Disclose just requires the evidence to be presented to the other party. It does not require that evidence to be provided to the court. Not only was the evidence public for both sides to view and submit...

I will allow it.

MOTION TO RECONSIDER Denied There are rules and procedures to follow which by allowing such evidence would go against them. Discovery was over twice as long as a normal trial meaning you had plenty of time to submit it during the correct time. Not allowing such evidence doesn't make this trial...

Motion to dismiss denied As addressed in the closed court session, I have seen nothing that would put this case outside of the statute of limitations. Motion to add new evidence Denied First, a motion like this doesn't exist and we had multiple extensions to discovery giving you ample time to...

@MegaMinerM @DonTrillions @Omegabiebel @Stoppers will all be charged with Contempt of Court. Each one will be fined $2500 and 10 minutes in jail @Superwoops you have 48 hours to provide your questions for @ElysiaCrynn

@ElysiaCrynn @DonTrillions is required to appear before the Federal Court in the case of Commonwealth of Redmont v. National Exchange of Redmont [2026] FCR 17

We will be moving to witness testimony, I will summon witnesses in a bit

We will move to closed court.

@ElysiaCrynn @DonTrillions @Omegabiebel @Stoppers @MegaMinerM @coshjlose are required to appear before the Federal Court in the case of Commonwealth of Redmont v. Vendeka Inc. [2026] FCR 16.