Like Dread Scott, a slave who sued for his freedom in 1846 and lost in the state courts, playwright Gregory L. Hudson finds himself 160 years later fighting a similar legal battle. Scott was eventually told by the 'Supreme Court of the United States' that he 'lacked standing in the court because he was a slave and a black man. Hudson was told nothing; simply denied his basic constitutional right to a trial (7th Amendment), pulled from the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Docket to argue his case, and no reason was ever given in his Copyright Infringement and Breach of Implied-In-Fact Contract against Eddie Murphy, Universal Studios and others.
Read more here: http://www.poorpennyproductions.com/index/Gregory_L._Hudson_and_Dred_Scott

2010 Supreme Court Writ: On January 18, 2011, the Supreme Court denied Hudson's Case. No reason or opinion was given. One of the most stunning things about the Supreme Court's decision is that Supreme Court Justice, Sonya Sotomayor had previously rule in Hudson's favor on this case at the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, prior to becoming a Supreme Court Justice, and when this same case came before the Supreme Court ... it was denied without any opinion; simply denied. To see the denial,Docket #10-798,click link below.

To read or download Hudson's Brief to the Supreme Court, click on the file above to open it.

Hudson v. Universal Studios

(Hudson sues Universal for $75 Million for Breach of Implied-In-Fact Contract and Copyright Infringement)

http://www.supremecourt.gov/Search.aspx?FileName=/docketfiles/10-798.htm

Jill Delbridge
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