Krystal Crittendon's Lawsuit Thrown Out of Court. Again.

Judge William Collette of the Ingham County Circuit Court threw Krystal Crittendon's lawsuit out of court earlier today. This is the second time in less than a month in which the Corporation Counsel for the City of Detroit has seen her legal challenge to consent agreement between the City of Detroit and the State of Michigan dismissed.

The question on everyone's mind is: will she go for a 3-peat?

Common sense, not to mention a basic understanding of the law, would dictate that she end this. However, those issues have never been Ms. Crittendon's strong suits.

Update @ 2:01 p.m.
Jeff Wattrick posted his own commentary on Deadline Detroit regarding this shocking turn of events. He, however, was able to find the perfect gif image to go along with it. Read his work here.

Krystal Crittendon Wants Detroit to Understand Vexatious Litigation

Stock Photo by Patrick Moore

Krystal Crittendon, a long-time associate of convicted felon Monica Conyers and the current Corporation Counsel for the City of Detroit, filed an appeal late this afternoon. She is challenging an earlier decision to throw her lawsuit against the State of Michigan out of court.

This is in addition to a separate lawsuit that was filed by 3 Detroit residents who similarly challenged the consent agreement between the City of Detroit and the State of Michigan.

It would appear that Ms. Crittendon and her associates want everyone in Michigan to understand the proper definition of vexatious litigation.