Search results for "lamberth"
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722BankruptcyLooks Like Judge Lamberth is Gamblin’ on Some Much Needed Reputation Management
Worrell has been indicted on six charges related to his conduct on January 6, when he allegedly marched with the Proud Boys...
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462Appellate CircuitPolice Seizure of Cell Phone Unlawful but Seizure of Legal Papers by Court Clerk for Nefarious Reasons Allowed
4th Amendment protects people's rights to be secure in their persons, house, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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416BankersShameless Tenn. Gov. Wants into the Print and Digital Media Foreclosure Sale Advertising Space
Lobbyists for the banking and mortgage co's requested the bill in which they set the statutory price of their foreclosure notices at...
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1.1KForeclosuresWho is Judge Kyle Carter, 125th District Court, Harris County, Texas?
Judge Kyle Carter worked himself into the Real Scumbags Series on LIT and his recent actions raised red flags, so we went...
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1.3KAppellate CircuitA Landowner’s Fight to Prevent The Big Skim in San Antonio Bankruptcy Court
The property is worth far more than than the $20.3 million bid by Schumacher. Appraisals have valued the land at as much...
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1.7KBankruptcyA Part-Time Texas Bankruptcy Judge and the Chief of the Supreme Court are Poker Buddies
Senior United States District Judge Royce Lamberth is a native of San Antonio. While his current home is the District of Columbia,...
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777Appellate JudgesJudge Emmet Sullivan Moves Sideways Taking His (Unconstitutional) Seat as a Senior Federal Judge
Judge Emmet G. Sullivan, whose 27-year tenure on the U.S. District Court in Washington helped shape prosecutors’ obligation to disclose evidence in...
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2.3KAppellate JudgesHillary Clinton Email Lawsuit Bounced by Partisan D.C. Federal Circuit 3-Panel. The Judiciary is Corrupt announces Lou Dobbs.
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled, 3-0, that the conservative group Judicial Watch was not entitled to depose Hillary Clinton.
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3.3KAppellate JudgesDC Ethics Opinion 256 and 318: An Inadvertent Disclosure of Confidential Documents Constitute a Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege
DC Ethics Opinion 256: We see no ethical violation if the receiving lawyer retains the documents and uses the disclosed information.
