Tag: Anthony D’Amato
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A ruling on whether Jarred Brooks must pay Anthony D’Amato’s legal bill is now set for Oct. 29.
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Brooks ordered to file a sworn FL-150 by October 24, a family-law form applied to a civil harassment case where ability to pay is not required.
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On October 1, 2026, ZeroDarkTony described active civil restraining-order filings, a crowd-funded legal campaign, and a fee-hearing outcome against a named respondent.
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ZDT said the hearing might take five minutes and that he had “a pretty good shot at getting the fees.” The record shows more than half the billed hours logged with drive time, no fee agreement, and a prior judge who denied him fees under the same statute.
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ZeroDarkTony publicly named multiple individuals as suspects in a self-described investigation, invoking pending subpoenas while describing targets with dehumanizing language.
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ZeroDarkTony named Nasty Nathanial as someone at a subpoena hearing, urged his audience to investigate the person, and admitted to getting people fired from their jobs as retaliation.
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On Thursday, a Los Angeles judge will decide whether a self-represented Louisiana YouTube streamer who is known as Krackhead Kenny must pay legal fees to the attorneys who won a restraining order against him. His 16-page opposition makes a strong case that she should award nothing.
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ZeroDarkTony threatened named critics with civil litigation, invoked the Take It Down Act, and told Echoplex supporters their identities were already known, across a September 29, 2026 YouTube stream.
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ZeroDarkTony told a live audience he would file copyright strikes to remove an opponent’s channel entirely, while labeling the group “PDF supporters” by association with a convicted offender.
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ZeroDarkTony invoked subpoenas, courtroom accountability, and a vigilante-violence hypothetical against unnamed accusers during a September 27, 2026 YouTube livestream.