The State Supreme Court of Florida today issued a cease and desist order to everyone’s favorite legal crusader Jack Thompson stripping him of his abilities to file for lawsuits of any kind. In layman’s terms, “Shut the fuck up.” Queue Nelson Munce laugh.

Uber pwnage. Seriously. The Court basically got tired of this guy submitting brief after rambling, incoherent brief on things like a random scene in a video game. The already backed-up legal system cannot deal with frivolous lawsuits and anyone who went to law school and took ethics should know this.

After the jump is the brief that was sent to Jack Thompson. The news for JT does not get much better, his hearing on possible disbarring is still pending. You might see JT charging for ZJ’s in a couple years with Barry Badrinath.

[via Gamepolitics]

After submitting inappropriate and pornographic materials to this Court, Thompson was specifically warned that should he continue to submit inappropriate filings, this Court would consider imposing a sanction limiting Thompson’s ability to submit further filings…

Since that order, Thompson has filed numerous additional filings which led this Court to issue an order directing Thompson to show cause why we should not limit his filings… We now sanction Thompson…

Thompson engaged, to the point of abuse… in a relentless and frivolous pursuit for vindication of his claim that he is being victimized by The Florida Bar…

Thompson’s multiple responses are rambling, argumentative, and contemptuous… What we cannot tolerate, however, is Thompson’s continued inability to maintain a minimum standard of decorum and respect for the judicial system to which all litigants, and especially attorneys, must adhere…

A thorough review of Thompson’s filings lead to one conclusion. He has abused the processes of the Court… Accordingly… the Clerk of this Court is hereby instructed to reject for filing any future pleadings, petitions, motions, documents, or other filings submitted by John Bruce Thompson, unless signed by a member in good standing of The Florida Bar other than himself.

…Further, if Thompson submits a filing in violation of this order, he may be subjected to contempt proceedings or other appropriate sanctions.