Huang

Huang v. Hanks

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23 Cal. App. 5th 179·232 Cal. Rptr. 3d 609
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 10, 2018C084702California1,364 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Raye, J.

*181 Appellant filed requests for civil harassment restraining orders against defendants former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Dalai Lama, Mark Zuckerberg, Monica Lewinsky, and 27 prominent entertainment personalities. Finding appellant's claims to be "patently frivolous," "patently frivolous on petition['s] face," or "frivolous on petition's face," the trial court denied with prejudice the applications for permanent injunctions prohibiting harassment. Notices of appeal were filed on May 2, 2017. We have consolidated the 31 appeals for disposition.

In the 31 cases, appellant alleges that defendants are "a lot of people with Hollywood *612 background or Scientology background ... or political background," who "control[ a] mental department in Texas," by which "they falsely accuse[ him] and use[ ] technology from mental department (mind reading) [to] attack[ him] secretly[,] ... ask[ing] some adults to keep on stalking [him] and harass[ing] and threaten[ing him] by nano probes." Appellant further alleges that defendants "use[ ] nano probes (if use[d] in brain-it can mind-read) to control adults['] act[ions], [to] threaten people[, and] by this way, they can set…

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