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Harris County Resident and Texas Senator Borris Miles Financial Woes and Sexual Harassment Allegations

A prominent figure in Texas politics, Senator Borris Miles has current financial woes and disturbing allegations of sexual harassment.

Judge David Hittner’s Family Rift with Daughter Miriam Hittner Results in Permanent Sealing of State Records

The docket, or in this case, the whole civil action, should not be sealed as the temporary order ended when the agreed...

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh Dodges Delay Question at Notre Dame Law School

US Supreme Court historically slow to release its first rulings in a term packed with major cases as it's rating with Americans...

Ambulance Chasin’ Is a Crime: You’d Assume Jason Terrel Johnson, a Criminal Attorney, Would Know

And so is the financial arrangement which Criminal Houston Lawyer Jason Terrel Johnson entered into with Texas Alliance Medical Group.

SCOTUS Intervene in the Denial of Intervention for Lack of Jurisdiction by Sixth Circuit

No provision of law limits the jurisdiction of federal appellate courts to allow intervention by a party who was not part of...

Fauxpinion: The Judiciary is Disturbed and Disconnected in the New Media Age

Judges are adopting a media focused style of legal writing, separating themselves from their judicial colleagues, causing strife within.

Are Class Actions Heading Back to State Courts Due to SCOTUS?

There needs to be an expedited solution to the ongoing Ochlocracy in the Judicial Branch and the revolving door policy in Congress.

This Is a Six-Pack Nobody Wants

Under the tutelage of the conservative Federalist Society, Republican presidents became better at picking reliably conservative justices.

To Rogue Debt Collector: We’re Comin’ For Your Home

Douglas engaged in the highly unusual transfer of a personally significant asset—his $1.6 million residence—to two insiders for a dollar.

Judge Jim Ho and His Ramblin’, Self-Servin’ Motion Order Related to Amici and Three Retired Federal Judges

If an amicus brief turns out to be unhelpful, the merits panel, after studying the case, will then simply disregard the amicus...

CFPB and All American Submit their Post Yellen Letters to the Fifth Circuit Resulting in Extra Briefing Requested

Will the Pro Se Burkes be afforded the same relief and supplemental briefing requested from CA5 in their Motion to Stay after...

Response to CFPB addressing SCOTUS, Yellen and Retrospective Relief

A Texas federal lawsuit continues in light of the retrospective relief clause in Collins v. Yellen, a 2021 U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Collins v Yellen, The FHFA Supreme Court Decision 2021 Remands to Fifth Circuit

The court dealt a blow to shareholders, turning away a claim that the Federal Housing Finance Agency exceeded its statutory authority.

Post Selia Law, How’s the CFPB Cases Going?

A Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Appeal, A Dissent and A Look at the Panel’s History and Experience

We, Judge Owen and Judge Costa, disagree with the dissenting opinion by Judge Haynes regarding the alleged misrepresentation by a Wells Fargo...

Oh Look Priscilla. It’s Premature.

Apparently premature is a word that the judicial colleagues of Chief Judge Priscilla Owen clearly understand without accenting in parenthesis.

Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2021

Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin, Texas. Serafine commenced litigation under federal civil rights law, Section 1983, against five Texas...

Will Biden Alter the Judiciary and Diminish The Grip the Federalist Society Has on Recommending Judicial Nominees?

The effort to change the judiciary is to change the traditional career path that leads to a lifetime appointment on the federal...