Brunson v. Adams

UPDATE 9/19/2023

UPDATE 3/31/2023

Loy Brunson's complaint, held without action in the Federal Court of Utah since April of 2022, is now moving forward to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. It is expected to be filed and docketed by April 6th, 2023.

— Loy Brunson (@BrunsonSCOTUS) March 31, 2023

UPDATE 12/2022:

Excerpt from The Salt Lake Tribune:

“Allegations that the election is rigged should not be given aid and comfort, it should be investigated and if false it should be squashed and the perpetrators held accountable for such false claims, if found to be true then those people involved should be charged with treason,” Brunson said in a follow-up email.

Brunson is also asking for $2.9 billion in damages, and that the court make it “tax-free.” When asked why he thought the court could waive taxes on that windfall, Brunson replied, “We think the court has the power to do that.”

According to Raland Brunson’s website, Deron relies on an online course titled “How to win in court” for his legal expertise. The course costs $249.

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