Plaintiffs

Modica v Dr. Wilcox

(30 December 2008): Woman patient accused doctor of "gross treble negligence" and "the biggest Wantonly act of tom-foolery monkey-business ever imaginable"

Starbucks Corp. v Lords & Ors

(10 December 2008): "Have you been convicted of a crime in the last seven years?"

O'Bryan & Ors v Holy See

(24 November 2008): The United States court of appeals for the sixth circuit kept alive the class action against the "Holy See" (sancta sedes), the episcopal jurisdiction of the Bishop of Rome (better known as "the Pope") and the "preeminent episcopal see" of the Roman Catholic Church.

Chambers v God

(14 October 2008):"...there's more important things that can be done by members of our legislature than frivolous things like this.".

Ewing v News International Ltd & Ors

(22 July 2008): Coulson J disposed with commendable patience an application by a 'vexatious litigant of the most enthusiastic kind' who was described as long ago as 1991 by another judge as an 'experienced and well informed litigant'.

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