Here’s Why Judge Bennett is too biased to be Constitutionally tolerable in Mrs. Burke’s lawsuit.
FEB 3, 2023 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: FEB 5, 2023
It is notable that on Tuesday, 31 Jan., 2023 the vexatious litigant case Serafine v. Crump, No. 03-21-00053-CV (Tex. App. Jan. 31, 2023), which LIT reviewed as being completely void, corrupt and wordsmithed, see:-
Glossin’ Opinions: Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Still Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2023, Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin who’s been actively contesting her vexatious litigant label by Texas Courts. She loses to Glossin’;
and also;
Vexatious Litigant Statute for Texas Declared Unconstitutional in this New Federal Lawsuit. Should Texas judges be able to revoke a person’s first amendment right to bring a lawsuit and revoke it permanently? So ask the complainants.
After release of this corrupt opinion, very quickly, on Friday, Feb. 3, 2023, Judge Bennett released the Order as detailed herein (a scanned copy so as to make it impossible to transcribe without doing so manually), in anticipation of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit appeal.
Reliance Insurance v. The Louisiana Land & Exploration Co., 110 F.3d 253 (5th Cir. 1997)
BENNETT’S ONE CASE CITE, CITES TO RULE 16B, WHICH THE COURT DID NOT HOLD, INSTEAD RULING BEFORE “ANY” HEARING,
e.g., (B) after consulting with the parties’ attorneys and any unrepresented parties at a scheduling conference.
Turnage v. General Elec. Co., 953 F.2d 206 (5th Cir. 1992)
BENNETT’S ONE CASE CITE IN TURN RELIES ON ABOVE CASE, WHICH IS ABOUT A 2 YEAR DISCOVERY DELAY, NOT RELEVANT TO THIS CASE.
Wild West Hired Guns Misfire: PHH ONITY’s Cooked-Up n’ Cockamamie Arguments Implode
Judge Werlein recused in July and hence ONITY’s argument is frivolous, and their motion for summary judgment violates court procedures.
Southern District Court in Houston: Addressing the Missing USPS Express Mail with Specificity
All non-attorney pro se litigants must deliver or mail filings to the Clerk’s Office, as per SD TX Guidelines for Litigants Without Lawyers.
Texas Appellate Justice Ken Molberg: Statute of Limitations Suspended During Litigation and Appeal
That differs when you are in Federal Court on Appeal. It didn’t stop PHH and Mark Cronenwett from filing for nonjudicial foreclosure.
Texas Rustlers: Corralling Calculated Legal Bandits and Villainous Practices by Courtroom Outlaws
Behind Closed Doors: The Coordinated Efforts of Legal Bandits and Complicit Courts to Deprive Homeowners of Their Rights and Property.
Justice in the Wild West: One Fearless Widow’s Battle for Truth and Honor in the Federal Courthouse
The Texas Struggle: Defying Northern Banking Giants and Their Bounty Hunting Lawyers to Protect Her Home from Rustlers and Thieves
Including the How: Addressing the Missing Piece in Quoting Fraud with Specificity
In Plaintiff’s prior response, under section F. Burke Fails to Assert a Claim for Fraud, the How element was inadvertently omitted.
Federal Bankruptcy Judge Lopez: I Don’t Read Words Into Statutes. I Read What They Say and I Follow It
Texas Supreme Court Justice Blacklock: Why should the court give the lender rights it didn’t bargain for to get paid?
A Wild West Blunder: PHH’s Hired Bounty Hunters at Hopkins Law Deliver a Cockamamie Response
Gunsmoke and Legal Misfires: PHH’s Reply Misses the Mark. Hopkins Law’s Cockamamie Response Turns Legal Logic into High Noon Nonsense.
Texas Law Professors on Bankruptcy and Civil Rights Won’t Confront Premeditated Judicial Misconduct
Three lauded Texas University law schools employ these academics. Despite their resumes centered on civil rights, they refuse to defend them.
Second Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order
Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.
Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order
Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.
Federal Court Bailouts: The Troubling Connection Between PHH Mortgage Corp. and Judicial Corruption
The Southern District of Texas Houston Division’s Federal Court Scandals mount as this case presents a further example of Judicial Activism.
