Editors Choice
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921More Gov’t Prosecutorial Misconduct and Hiding of Evidence. This Time In NYC. If It’s Not Judges, It’s Prosecutors And/Or Attorneys
U.S. District Judge Alison J. Nathan said that the actions of the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office had eroded public trust in the...
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1.4KEgregious Conduct, an Unconscionable Scheme and Perjured Testimony. It’s the 11th Circuit and it Sounds All Too Familiar.
The court concluded it was an unconscionable scheme calculated to interfere with the judicial system’s ability impartially to adjudicate this matter by...
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1.0KLIT Opposes The Federal Judiciary Request for $8 Billion Funding and Here’s Why Congress Should Too
The Federal Judiciary has asked Congress for $8.12 billion to fund judicial branch operations for fiscal year 2022. This should be rejected.
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4.1KTexas Judge Mark Keough Receives 90 Day Driving License Suspension. If It Was Up to the Texas Bar, It Would be Fully Probated.
Not only was Judge Keough DWI, he was not wearing his seat belt and did not apply the brakes until less than...
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1.3KOperation Greylord. The Seventh Circuit Finally Address One Injustice in 2021, Albeit Decades Too Late
The failure to consider objective standards requiring judicial recusal is not consistent with the imperatives of due process.
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894Who’s Buried the Justice Department’s Case against Former Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen for Theft of $177k?
In September 2020, Former Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is under federal investigation by the Justice Department for allegedly spending campaign wads of cash...
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1.4KHow the Federal Judiciary Smokes Your Case When Big Money is at Stake
The Insiders, a 1999 Movie Claimed Big Tobacco Never Loses in Court despite Killing Millions of Smokers. It's Now 2021 and the...
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1.4KRetired Judge Maryanne Trump Barry’s Immunity from Any Alleged Prosecution.
Upon her retirement in 2019, Judge Maryanne Trump Barry acquired immunity from any illegal activities in which she is alleged to have...
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1.8KI Don’t Know Texas Procedure Claims Lyin’ Judge Carl E. Stewart Twice During Opening Oral Argument
Judge Carl Stewart claimed at Oral Argument that he doesn't claim to be an expert in this Texas foreclosure procedure - at...
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1.8K1It’s Another Corrupt Judicial WhiteOut. This time In New Hampshire and Where the AG is On Both Sides.
Nashua Circuit Court Judge Julie Introcaso faces criminal charges of falsifying physical evidence, tampering with public records and an unsworn falsification.
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3.8KAttorney Larry Klayman Calls D.C. Bar Partisan During Oral Argument. It Didn’t End Well.
D.C. Circuit Judge Karen Henderson Shuts Down Attorney Larry Klayman During Oral Argument re D.C. Bar Ethics Issues.
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3.1KLIT 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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2.3K1Operation 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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1.2KThe 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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3.3KGoodwin Lawyer Fails Defending David Correia as He Heads to Jail For A Year and So Should the Partners at Goodwin Procter LLP
Correia’s lawyer, William Harrington of Goodwin Procter LLP had argued that his client should be spared prison time because he took less...
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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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897Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry Files Frivolous Law Suit Against Journalist
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry (R) on Friday sued a reporter in his state over a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA).
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2.0KPublished 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....
