{"id":1393,"date":"2020-08-07T17:28:28","date_gmt":"2020-08-07T17:28:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.rasmusen.org\/blog1\/?p=1393"},"modified":"2020-08-13T02:43:48","modified_gmt":"2020-08-13T02:43:48","slug":"harvard-law-professor-bruce-hay-the-most-gullible-man-in-cambridge","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rasmusen.org\/blog1\/harvard-law-professor-bruce-hay-the-most-gullible-man-in-cambridge\/","title":{"rendered":"Harvard Law Professor Bruce Hay: “The Most Gullible Man in Cambridge”"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Most Gullible Man in Cambridge:<\/a> A Harvard Law professor who teaches a class on judgment wouldn\u2019t seem like an obvious mark, would he?
\nby Kera Bolonik, New York magazine, July 23, 2019. <\/p>\n

AUG. 8, 2019
\nThe Harvard Professor Scam Gets Even Weirder Six other men describe their encounters with the same mysterious Frenchwoman.<\/a>
\nBy Kera Bolonik<\/p>\n

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\n Bruce Hay’s complaint<\/a> in federal court, 2020. <\/p>\n

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\nAn interesting technical point about diversity jurisdiction and pleadings is in JOSH BLACKMAN |THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY | 8.7.2020,
\n“The Most Gullible Man in Cambridge” and 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1332(a)<\/a>
\nProfessor Bruce Hay sued an LLC in diversity jurisdiction, but failed to note the citizenship of each member of the LLC.<\/p>\n

Hay pleaded the fact that New York Media LLC was incorporated in Delaware. This fact is irrelevant. He will need to plead the citizenship of each member of that LLC. On its face, this complaint fails to establish subject matter jurisdiction. It is possible that at least one of the members is a citizen of Massachusetts. In that case, then diversity is defeated.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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Bruce Hay’s 2016 Salon<\/em> article, in which he praises Schuman outrageously, is
\nI thought I could reason with Antonin Scalia:<\/a> A more naive young fool never drew breath|
\nI clerked for Scalia, certain he prized reason. From our leather chairs, we never saw the lives his rulings gutted”:<\/p>\n

\nSo that is Antonin Scalia\u2019s contribution to physics. To drive a woman with a luminous mind from the study of quantum theory and statistical mechanics and condensed matter, and into the urgent project of safeguarding vulnerable people from the inhumanity he dedicated his life to spreading. An inhumanity that survives as his true legacy, safeguarded by deluded acolytes and admirers.
\nScalia passed away in his sleep at a luxurious hunting lodge. He died as he lived, gun at hand, dreaming of killing helpless prey from a position of safety and comfort. May his successor on the Court have a loftier vision of law, and of life.\n <\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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The story below is a useful reminder to be suspicious of journalists and not to be believe any promise of confidentiality they might make.
\n Joshua Holt Nov 25, 2019 \u00b7 17 min read “I have become that person dragged into a mess because I thought I was doing the right thing and helping.”<\/a> Medium.com. <\/p>\n

\nBruce made it clear that if I were to take Maria to court, I would almost certainly get a default judgement because there\u2019s no way Maria would return to the country for deposition due to the fact that he already filed a credit card fraud case that led to a warrant. He claimed this warrant would also lead to a default judgement for Jay Scuteri in his emotional distress case and he and Cooper were hoping for that. This clear collaboration benefits both yet he even says the fraud is a small amount, and hard to prove and they would deny it so nothing would likely happen to them but the goal was to keep them out of the country to get the default judgement.
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\nIn opening up the Dropbox folder, Bruce had also unintentionally shared a folder with three videos including an incredibly damaging video recording that took place just after the alleged sexual assault involving Mischa Haider by Bruce Hay. The content of the video was undeniably incriminating and disturbing. From previously describing to me how the event could have never occurred, as Bruce was not in the house around the time of the assault, to after I saw the video, saying perhaps he had been there a few times to help the women clean but nothing sexual happened with anyone. Pressed further, Bruce once again changed his story that he had stayed in the house over night but only with Maria present. He sent me another screenshot thread of text messages between Mischa and Maria from what he said were things Mischa submitted to Title IX and that would indicate he and Maria were there alone however the time stamp from the texts were actually from one day before the video. At this time his partner (Jennifer Zachs) was added to the phone call. She also sounded genuinely surprised and confused that Bruce had stayed in the house over night and had even been in the house at all around that date and Bruce sounded like he was caught in a major lie.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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