Appellate Circuit
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993Free Living: Squatter Obtains More Empathy and Relief than Legitimate Homeowners in Texas Court
The Google Maps photo is taken in May of 2022. There's plenty of squatters snuggling down inside this quaint homestead.
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758Stacey Abrams Fair Fight Action Non-Profit Confirms Congress is a Conduit to Grease Lawyers With Money
Friends helping friends says Norm Eisen. We not only countenance it, we embrace it. That is the American political, legal and ethical...
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651CA8: Clerks Serve to File Cases, Not Participate as Adversaries in Those Disputes
As Chief Justice Marshall colorfully put it, to decline the exercise of jurisdiction is tantamount to treason to the Constitution.
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1.4KAfter 13 Years, Conrell Hadley Faces Expedited Foreclosure On His Rental Home in Humble
Despite multiple lawsuits, neither Conrell Hadley, nor his foreclosure defense attorney's faced any sanctions.
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2.1KAttorney Kalu Diogu Files New Lawsuit While Bankruptcy Continues in another Courtroom
On reviewing the lengthy list of defendants, LITs definitely interested in the complaint re Sandy Dasigenis and Foreclosure Network of Texas.
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1.7KEight Reasons Why You Cannot Trust a Federal Judge to Follow Their Oath nor The Rule of Law
Self-dealing caused Judge Bennett to enter judgment against Plaintiffs and equity will not enforce judgments procured by fraud.
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904Pro Se Steven Thomason’s Repetitive Filings Against Deutsche Bank et al, Go Unnoticed
AL - Steven Clayton has been in Federal Court fighting wrongful foreclosure and his criminal conviction for over a decade, without penalty.
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1.2KVexatious Pro Se Lawyer Larry Klayman Represents American Golfer Patrick Reed in Defamation Lawsuit
The lawsuit has been randomly assigned to regular golfer and United States District Judge Alfred Bennett and LIT's now trackin' the case.
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1.1KA Federal Notice of Appeal is Not Limited to 30 Days, that’s a Judicial Rule Subordinate to Statute
Re: timeliness of appeals in federal civil cases: Section 2107 of Title 28 of the U.S. Code (a federal statute) v FRAP...
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1.5KPro Se Randall Rollins Allowed to Amend his Federal Complaint Four Times in SDTX, Houston Div’n
Judge Eskridge: Rollins has filed four complaints in federal court. Even so, he fails to state claims that can survive jurisdictional attack.
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1.2KLIT Asks A Circuit Judge and Law Professor on Advisory Committee on Rules of Appellate Procedure About Judge Bennett’s Order
Circuit Judge, Jay Bybee responded in a-typical fashion, we don't provide legal advice or interpret the rules for the concerned public.
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1.5KCriminal Olotin Alatan is Sentenced and Facing Foreclosure, Represented by Jason LeBoeuf for Vilt Law
Alatan was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on Aug 29, 2022, but he's appealing that order, and we assume remains...
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2.1KLet’s Review Direct and Collateral Attacks, Due Process, Jurisdiction and Void Judgments
This review has been published on LIT after reading the surprise order dropped by Judge Al Bennett in the Burkes ClerkGate Scandal...
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1.1KThis is a Case of a Judge Protecting the Judiciary and Fellow Colleagues by Despotism
Death-Row Murderers and Rapists Obtain More Constitutional and Federal Protection in Houston Federal Courts than Law-Abiding, Elder Citizens.
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1.0KMotion for Continuation of 9/9 Conference Due to 911 Emergency
John Burke was rushed by ambulance to the Memorial Hermann North East (Humble) Hospital and during the day his health deteriorated.
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1.0KJudges Wiener, Willett and Richman Will Quickly Dispose of Judge’s Clear Corruption on the Bench
Y'all won't see a 'Kids for Cash' type ruling in this case as the Fifth Circuit continues to embrace judicial ochlocracy and...
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1.0KThe Eleventh Circuit’s EquityExperts.Org Opinion Should Be Published, But The Judicial Glossin’ Continues
Equity Experts, EquityExperts.Org, LLC, waged a long-term collection campaign against the Crosses based on a debt they did not owe.
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1.6KState-by-State List of Statute of Limitations on Debt and Why Texas Doesn’t Have One for Mortgage Debt
No deficiency judgment or decree can be made in foreclosure where the debt secured by the mortgage is barred by the statute...
