Appellate Circuit
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1.3KJudge Ho’s Not Allowing the Northern District of Texas to Redistrict a Regular Visitor and Lawyer Without A Word of Advice
Judge Mark Pittman, a 2019 Trump nominee to the Federal Bench in Northern District in Texas gets reversed at the Fifth Circuit...
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1.7KFebruary 2021: Florida Bar’s Disciplinary List is Cluttered with Con Artist Lawyers
The Florida Supreme Court disciplined 19 attorneys, disbarring three, revoking the licenses of three, suspending 12 and reprimanding one. One attorney was...
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3.2KLIT Series: Convicted by Coercion; Daniel Villegas
Imagine the nightmare of being interrogated until you admit guilt for a crime you didn’t commit. Believe it or not, the problem...
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1.1KAt the Fifth Circuit, When You Wish to Apply Qualified Immunity to Reverse Lower Court, You Say the Law is ‘Not Clearly Established’
The Northern District of Texas concluded that Dr Walsh's due process right was “clearly established,” negating qualified immunity for Defendants.
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2.4K1Operation WhiteOut: Judicial Corruption in Federal District and Appellate Courts Exposed With Help from the Internet and Past Data
Corruption in Our Courts: What It Looks Like and Where It Is Hidden is a paper which confirms judicial bribery is a...
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1.7KTexas 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...
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1.4KJudicial Theater is Trending at the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
United States Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer will preside over the panel of judges, including Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod, United States...
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1.3KThe Wilmington Four Won’t Be Headed to Jail. The Third Circuit Introduces The Bankers’ Waiver Doctrine.
The Government’s burden to prove falsity in the face of an ambiguous reporting requirement is a matter of first impression in this...
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1.3KQualified Immunity: Hooks v. Brewer, No. 18-10628 (11th Cir. June 19, 2020)
The Supreme Court held that a warrant fails to provide probable cause if it includes a "deliberate falsity or . . ....
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1.1KTexas Lawyer and ‘Evil’ Co-Conspirator Jail Sentences Affirmed by Eleventh Circuit and Judge Sitting by Designation
The government’s evidence showed that the conspiracy had fraudulently obtained millions of dollars from scores of victims. The district court found Ellis’s...
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1.2KThe Gushing from the Fifth Circuit 3-Panel in this Sexual Assault Case is Not Believable.
The allegations in this case are sickening. Priscilla Lefebure alleges that Barrett Boeker, her cousin’s husband, raped and sexually assaulted her on...
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1.4KKafi, Inc. v. Deutsche Bank, Before Judge Hittner, Should Be Remanded and Not in Discovery
The evidence strongly suggests Deutsche Bank is not a citizen of Germany. Business activities of national banks are controlled by the National...
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1.3KThe Chasin’ a Baby FDCPA Case, Assigned to Judges Hittner and Bray, S.D. Texas
Plaintiff informed Paramount that “Hunter King” was unknown to her. Plaintiff informed Paramount that her son’s name was Hunter but he was...
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2.1KPublished Versus Unpublished Opinions in Federal Circuits. Are Courts Prejudging Litigants?
Misuse of precedent-stripping rules is so common federal judges openly admit to using them for purposes not endorsed by the respective rules....
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1.2KThe Supreme Court of Texas Are the Debt Collecting Wolves for Wall Street. Here’s Why.
When the Texas Supreme Court said yes to equitable subrogation for lenders to steal homes in a new precedential opinion, it affirmed...
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2.1KFinally, 33 AG’s Act on this Disgraceful Ocwen/PHH Class Action Settlement Agreement in Florida. Notable Exception – Indicted AG Paxton of Texas.
A coalition of 33 state attorneys general filed a motion against PHH Mortgage and its predecessor Ocwen Loan Servicing for allegedly charging...
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1.5KMessage to Self-Proclaimed Catholic Bill Pryor: The Eighth Commandment; You Shall Not Bear False Witness Against Your Neighbor.
Pryor states: Any allegation that calls into question the correctness of an official decision or procedural ruling of a judge - without...
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2.4KIt’s Not Only a Manifest Injustice, It’s a Perversion of Justice
Here, this Judicial Council has an opportunity to correct not only a manifest injustice, but perversion of justice. It should do so...
