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Not to offend anybody but it looks like Marty is working on the wording of the proposed TRO.
MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF PLAINTIFFS’ [PROPOSED] TEMPORARY
RESTRAINING ORDER
Case 3:14-cv-00577-RJC-DCK Document 62 Filed 07/14/15
The LMRDA Defendants Must Not Be Permitted To Authorize USAPA To Pay For
Further Efforts At The Ninth Circuit And Beyond.
On July 10, 2015, USAPA filed a Petition for Re-Hearing En Banc at the Ninth Circuit.
Because USAPA has withdrawn from the SLI proceedings completely, and has avowed not to reenter
regardless the outcome at the Ninth Circuit, expenses from briefing at the Ninth Circuit and
beyond is not “collective legal action on behalf of the pilot group” because USAPA has no further
role in SLI proceedings and is now entity fractured into two groups. Nevertheless, counsel for the
LMRDA Plaintiffs offered and continue to offer a compromise to allow the LMRDA Defendants
to authorize USAPA to expend a reasonable amount of treasury funds to file the Petition for Rehearing
En Banc, but nothing further. This is only an offer to compromise given the short deadline
that USAPA had to file at the Ninth Circuit. If the Ninth Circuit denies the Petition, the LMRDA
Defendants should not be allowed to authorize to spend any further treasury funds on effort on
remand in the District Court or to seek a writ of certiorari from the US Supreme Court.
This is not a hardship on the LMRDA Defendants because USAPA has already confirmed
it will not re-enter the SLI process, so there is no need to spend any further USAPA funds on such
efforts.
MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF PLAINTIFFS’ [PROPOSED] TEMPORARY
RESTRAINING ORDER
Case 3:14-cv-00577-RJC-DCK Document 62 Filed 07/14/15
The LMRDA Defendants Must Not Be Permitted To Authorize USAPA To Pay For
Further Efforts At The Ninth Circuit And Beyond.
On July 10, 2015, USAPA filed a Petition for Re-Hearing En Banc at the Ninth Circuit.
Because USAPA has withdrawn from the SLI proceedings completely, and has avowed not to reenter
regardless the outcome at the Ninth Circuit, expenses from briefing at the Ninth Circuit and
beyond is not “collective legal action on behalf of the pilot group” because USAPA has no further
role in SLI proceedings and is now entity fractured into two groups. Nevertheless, counsel for the
LMRDA Plaintiffs offered and continue to offer a compromise to allow the LMRDA Defendants
to authorize USAPA to expend a reasonable amount of treasury funds to file the Petition for Rehearing
En Banc, but nothing further. This is only an offer to compromise given the short deadline
that USAPA had to file at the Ninth Circuit. If the Ninth Circuit denies the Petition, the LMRDA
Defendants should not be allowed to authorize to spend any further treasury funds on effort on
remand in the District Court or to seek a writ of certiorari from the US Supreme Court.
This is not a hardship on the LMRDA Defendants because USAPA has already confirmed
it will not re-enter the SLI process, so there is no need to spend any further USAPA funds on such
efforts.