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Second Circuit Agree to Stay CFPB Case in Light of US Supreme Court Selia Law Case

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Who is Attorney Drew Tipton, the Latest Trump Nomination as US District Judge SD Tex.?

Drew Tipton, nomination by Donald Trump to the Federal Bench in SD Texas, obtained...
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Too Big To Jail. The 2008 Bankers Are Still All Around You, Laughing at You as They Continue Earning Big Money in 2020.

Too Big To Jail. Bankers responsible for the 2008 Financial Crisis were Never Jailed...

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The Legislators

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner Under the Spotlight for Alleged Financial Kickbacks & Lack of Transparency

Those federal disclosures tell you a lot about Texas Lawmaker Sen. Royce West — that he has made millions of dollars in...

When Moss Rightfully Foreclosed on Deutsche Bank and Ocwen Loan Servicing, The Southern Judge Relied upon “Federalist Faction Control”

Judge Rosenthal: "This mortgage-foreclosure case is unusual because it begins with a foreclosure rather than ending with one. And it is the...

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Laws In Texas is a blog about the Financial Crisis and how the banks and government are colluding against the citizens and homeowners of the State of Texas and relying on a system of #FakeDocs and post-crisis legal precedents, specially created by the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit to foreclose on homeowners around this great State. We are not lawyers. We do not offer legal advice. We are citizens of the State of Texas who have spent a decade in the court system in Texas and have been party to during this period to the good, the bad and the very ugly.

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