From: Jim Choate <ravage@ssz.com>
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 02:12:00 +0800
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Subject: Judge orders man to obtain permission to file suits [CNN]
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>          JUDGE CLAMPS DOWN ON FLORIDA MAN FOR FILING TOO MANY LAWSUITS
>                                        
>    AP
>    25-OCT-97
>    
>    
>    MIAMI (AP) Enough is enough. Chief U.S. District Judge Edward Davis
>    said he is tired of reading "rambling, incomprehensible diatribes"
>    directed at everyone from Elizabeth Dole to William Rehnquist.
>    
>    So Davis has ordered Robert Parker of Deerfield Beach to get his
>    written permission before filing any more lawsuits. Parker has filed
>    at least 85 federal suits in 10 years.
>    
>    In dismissing the latest batch of 11 suits, Davis said Parker has
>    argued that "three presidents, the chief justice of the Supreme Court,
>    the CIA, the FBI, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, every judge and
>    magistrate in this district, as well as numerous executives of the
>    American Red Cross and related entities engaged in a massive civil and
>    criminal conspiracy to deprive Parker of employment, his marriage,
>    access to the federal courts and, indeed, his very life."
>    
>    Parker's displeasure apparently stems from his five-year employment
>    with the Red Cross until 1972, and an executive's alleged remark to
>    his next employer that he was fired for stealing.
>    
>    "The bottom line is that this district has expended enough of its
>    scarce resources administering the same complaint from Parker," Davis
>    wrote Thursday.
>    
>    Parker's home telephone number is not listed and he could not be
>    reached for comment.