State Judges Archives - Page 62 of 64

Meanwhile in California, a Judge Faces Disciplinary Commission for Six Counts of Judicial Misconduct

The California Commission on Judicial Performance confirmed that it would move forward with formal proceedings against Judge Jeffrey Bennett of the Ventura...

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Texas State Judge is Slapped for the Fifth Time, instead of being Slaughtered

Judge Gena Slaughters' law license was suspended five times since she was first elected in 2007, according to a public reprimand that...

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Texas State Judge Furious at Jury Trial Request Gets the Standard Issue Public Slap by the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct

Texas Judge Slapped: According to the public warning, released by the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct, attorney Stefanie Collins (pictured) was representing...

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A Former Felon and Lawyer Wanted His Texas Law License Reinstated. His Request Was Correctly Denied.

Eggert was licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and the Northern District of Texas in 2004. The following year, Eggert moved to...

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Editors Choice: What Does A Robe Mean to A Judge In Texas – in Particular Where There IS Fraud On the Court?

Unbeknownst to many, federal courts have the power under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to set aside judgments entered years earlier...

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The Federal Reserve is Bank Owned. Two Banks Own 75 Percent of It. Can You Name Them?

Still, it serves as yet another red flag for those concerned with the power of too-big-to-fail banks that the top two banks...

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The SCJC Prominently Displays the Judicial Code of Conduct in Public Warning to Texas State Judge – Federal Judges Are Immune from the Code of Conduct.

The Texas judge sua sponte appointed a different attorney for the defendant, but never entered a written order removing the original attorney,...

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A Racy Racist Judge On the Bench Who Just Can’t Keep Out of the News

A district court judge made a stunning public admission Sunday – that she indeed used a stinging racial slur against a black...

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In Houston, Texas, Harris County Clerk Suddenly Resigns after Short Tenure

Trautman took office January 1, 2019. She made expanding access to the voting process the major focus of her tenure, initiating county-wide...

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The Case and Double Appeal in Draayer is Very Troubling When Your Husband is A Fifth Circuit Judge and Former Louisiana Appellate Chief

When you're so connected to the Appellate Court and they reverse not once, but twice, the phrase "..it doesn't look good" cannot...

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ABA President Attacks Democracy and Passes House Bill in Favor of Letting Big 4 Accountants act as Lawyers. Think Enron Folks.

The 3 branches of government certainly don't like citizens voicing their opinions and now the ABA President has decided to join the...

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The Houston Chronicle Reported in 2009 that Secrecy is Protecting Judges Behavin’ Badly. LIT Asks Y’all – What’s Changed in 2020?

Only seven judges in the last decade have faced formal disciplinary action as a result of the nation's secretive misconduct review process....

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Two Familiar Appellate Courts and Another Constitutional Conundrum

The SEC has defied the Supreme Court’s instruction to give Mr. Gibson a new hearing before a properly appointed official. This circuit...

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Deutsche Bank Has Paid over $18 Billion Dollars in Fines. America Gives it a Lifetime Key to the Vault of American Homes

Deutsche Bank has faced almost $18.3 billion in fines and legal settlements since the start of 2008. Instead of ejecting them from the USA,...

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Deutsche Bank Asks Big Three to Tender for Cloud Services

eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...

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Is the eNote Legal Tender or Unconstitutional (like the US Dollar)? When it’s Controlled by Freddie and Deutsche, It’s Unconstitutional