The court's docket is listing my brief while the USPS tracking is still showing that it is in transit.
The court docket is also showing the date 10/23/2013 beside it. Unlike the filing system for the district court which lists both filing date and entry date, here they list only one date which I take as the filing date (except that for the brief and its appendix the mailing date not the arrival date is the filing date). But here on that date only a note was left for them at 10:30 in the night so it means that they counted receiving the note same as receiving the package. Nevertheless, any attempt to correct the situation by the court will not in any way justify what happened or undo the very clearly unavoidable conclusion that there was a conspiracy here with USPS mail of that area. Why would the court care about protecting the USPS mail? Because apparently the clerk office of that court wanted to take the pressure of a partner in the game. It is a three partners game played by the hedge fund guy, the USPS mail and the clerk office of that court and they may try to shift the related responsibility or provide protection among themselves for the best possible arrangement. Although I was busy talking about only a part of that picture, that was my understanding for the situation and is not something I just reached and I intend to post what supports that.
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