Federal Judges
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1.7KA Whiff of Home Cookin’: Judge Eskridge Remands Shackelford’s Case Back to Texas State Court
Judge Eskridge previously dismissed Shackelford's claims with prejudice. But in his admitted haste he missed Ocwen's counterclaim. He Remands.
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1.2KCronenwett and Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Stubblefield, S.D. Tex.
Defendant Mark Stubblefield appeared pro se at the court hearing, but no subsequent answer to Deutsche Bank's Complaint has been filed.
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857Another Foreclosure Case Parachutes into Judge Hittner’s Court. This Time Askin’ to Sanction Pro Se’s for Removal
It's amazin' how all foreclosure cases are distributed in S.D. Tex. Federal Court. We take no position on pro se's case. Just...
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1.7KLocal Rules for the US District Court for the Southern District of Texas
If you are a pro se litigant in federal court, you will have a lot of homework. One of your first is...
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1.2KAppellate Court Mandates Reassignment to a Different Judge Under Reasonableness Test
"...an appellate court will mandate reassignment when the facts “might reasonably cause an objective observer to question the original judge’s impartiality.”"
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1.4KJudge Jeff Brown Reverses Judge Al Bennett re Special Exceptions which Included Implied Threats of Murder
In earlier times, Judge Al Bennett was a Texas State Judge and Judge Jeff Brown was a Justice on the Texas Appellate...
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786Judge, You Can’t Rely Upon Dr. Death and Bias About Pro Se’s Rules Fifth Circuit
Bias; The individual and extrajudicial knowledge on the part of the judge will not dispense with proof of facts not judicially cognizable.
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1.8KJudge Alfred H. Bennett, S.D. Tex., Reversed for Abuse of Discretion by Fifth Circuit
Abuse of Discretion: The scope of the district court’s discretion is narrower when the Rule 41(b) dismissal is with prejudice says 5th...
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1.5KFifth Circuit Pens Opinion on Judicial Bias Which Demands Federal Judge Be Removed
Fifth Cir. hold that a reasonable man would reasonably question this trial judge’s impartiality and the integrity of the judicial system.
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1.0KPiercing Attorney-Client Privilege During Conversations
A communication divulged to “strangers” or outsiders can scarcely be considered a confidential communication between attorney and client.
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1.4KJudicial Corruption On the Bench Demands a New Trial Sayeth Tennessee Supreme Court
Evidence of judicial corruption requires reversal regardless of the other facts of the particular case. - Tennessee Supreme Court
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1.1KRewind 2008: Former Chief Judge Slams Mortgage Servicers. How That Message Was Immediately Extinguished.
"As part of its default services, LPS executed Affidavits of Default in support of Motions... In fact, it is a sham." -...
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1.7KDiscrimination: Obtaining the Mortgage Loan File and Sanctions In Texas Courts Compared with Illinois
LIT compares Federal District Court Discrimination Cases between African Americans in Ill. and Elder Abuse in TX. The Disparity is Alarming
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1.5KMortgage Fraud: SunTrust Bought Its Way Out Of Jail. The Staff Weren’t So Fortunate.
This Criminal Appeal re Mortgage Fraud by Staff at SunTrust Bank shows the selective nature of those chosen by the Judiciary to...
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2.1KRewind 2008: The Political Life and Crimes of New Jersey Mortgage Broker Rene Abreu
Rene Abreu became involved in the political spectrum, both raising funds and donating to political causes of some high-profiled politicians.
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1.4KLIT Reviews Government Employees Blocking Twitter Users Lawsuits
Once again, you can blame the US Supreme Court, who avoided answering the Trump Twitter Blocking Petition by intentionally delaying the case.
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1.6K8 Years Later, Homeowner Nicholson Returns To N.D. Tex. Federal Court, This Time As Complainant
A Federal Lawsuit for Declaratory Judgment to decide if the Texas 2COA had jurisdiction to review non-appealable interlocutory orders.
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1.5KE.D. Tex. Senior Judge Ron Clark: You’ve Had Your Day In Court.
The U.S. magistrate appointed to the bench in the Eastern District of Texas in 2004 found the Episcopal Church in his 20s...
