12/x - But most of this comes back to Apple's use of "Protective Orders," & the local court's systemic refusal to comply with the US & Cal Constitution, Federal Rules, & Supreme Court requirements for issuing these POs. That's a single pt of failure!

Thats why I filed a rulemaking petition to the last month asking the Rules Committee to consider formally revising the Rules of Civil Procedure to prohibit what Apple & the court are doing with these POs

uscourts.gov/forms-rules/recor

Ashley Gjovik (26-CV-6)
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Released on: 
February 23, 2026
Category: 
Suggestions
Committee: 
Civil
Rules Status: 
Pending consideration
Rule or Form: 
Rules 26 and 83

13/x - Finally, if Apple manages to get a court order enforced against me with Apple's latest illegal NDA, I'll appeal to Ninth Circuit (who hates gag orders), & I'll have an opportunity to get a binding appellate decision that clarifies 1) courts cannot issue these Protective Orders just because big biz asks for one 2) there's a reason a full hearing and First Amendment analysis is required & 3) courts cannot use POs to nullify statutes providing affirmative rights (NLRA etc) to workers.

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