Federal Judges
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2.0KI 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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1.3KIt Was 1992. Judge Jerry Smith Authored for the 3-Panel Affirming Criminal Sentence of Federal Judge Robert F. Collins of Louisiana
Defendants Robert F. Collins, a United States District Judge of the Eastern District of Louisiana, and John H. Ross, Collins's longtime friend,...
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1.4KJudge 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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2.3KJudge Cannon’s Sure Pulled Some Similar Bank Foreclosure Cases In Short Order. Repetition Brings One Up to Speed Quickly We Assume.
New US Federal Judge Aileen M. Cannon is assigned two Bank of New York Mellon and two Deutsche Bank National Trust Company...
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669Improved Judicial Transparency in Financial Reporting Requested by Senators
Our nation’s highest judicial officers are subject to the lowest standards of transparency of any senior officials across the federal government, Whitehouse...
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1.2KAt 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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1.3KJudicial Immunity: Court Reporters are Not Protected
The Supreme Court has rejected judicial immunity for court reporters whose function is to produce verbatim trial transcripts.
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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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1.4KSenior U.S. Federal District Judge James Nowlin, W.D. Tex., Grateful For Amazon Driver Saving His Life
Judge James Nowlin was stuck in the snow for more than an hour after slipping and falling, fracturing his femur. He thought...
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1.4KThe 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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1.1KJudge Emmet Sullivan Moves Sideways Taking His (Unconstitutional) Seat as a Senior Federal Judge
Judge Emmet G. Sullivan, whose 27-year tenure on the U.S. District Court in Washington helped shape prosecutors’ obligation to disclose evidence in...
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2.2KPublished 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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1.4KCatherine Watkins v. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., S.D. Tex: Senior Judge David Hittner
Deutsche contends summary judgment is proper because Watkins does not have evidence to support her claims. Watkins did not file a response...
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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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1.2KTexas Supreme Courts Defective Zepeda Opinion is Gleefully Embraced by Senior S.D. Tex. Judge Werlein in Morris v Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank under the doctrine of equitable subrogation stood in the shoes of the prior lienholder and had authority to foreclose on...
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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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1.7K2S.D. Tex. District Judge Vanessa Gilmore Elects to Retire in January 2022
U.S. District Judge Vanessa D. Gilmore of the Houston Div'n, S.D. Texas, has announced that she plans to retire in January 2022.
