State Rep. Chuck Clemons repeatedly uses the word “frustration” to describe his feelings about the outcome of a more than three-year legal battle over whether he had a right to block a constituent from his social media. And he has punctuated that sentiment — and the case — by recently filing papers in federal court that will force that constituent, Peter Morgan Attwood, to pay $2,410 in court costs that are awarded to the prevailing party in cases like this one that are dismissed with prejudice, meaning they can’t be brought back. A June 7 judgment holds Attwood responsible for the bill for transcriptionists, stenographers and videographers that were used in depositions.