US Supreme Court
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2.1K“A Republic, If You Can Keep It.” is the Book’s Title; Well, Supreme Court Neil Gorsuch Gets to Keep the $225,000 advance fee paid by the Publisher & Deutsche Bank Obtained a Free Takings Clause to Americans Homes
As one of the court’s most conservative members, Gorsuch praised federal judges who believe the Constitution is the greatest charter of human...
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2.2K1Collins v Mnuchin the Foreclosure King and Trump Appointee: Updated – Fifth Circuit Issues A Head-Turning Decision
The Court recently voted to rehear en banc the case of Collins v. Mnuchin, an important administrative law dispute about the structure...
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1.9KTexas Judge Who Sent Man to Death Row is Accused of Being Blatantly Anti-Semitic During the Trial of a ‘Texas 7’ Member
More than 100 Jewish attorneys and four religious organizations have filed an amicus brief siding with a death-row inmate who’s seeking a...
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2.1KSenior Judge Lynn Nettleton Hughes Creates Havoc in His Courtroom by Sentencing Terrorist to 18 Months; and the ISIS Fanatic is Now Out and Headed Back to University of Houston
ISIS fanatic Khan admitted in his plea that he’d told Garcia via Facebook that he wanted to join ISIS. A few weeks...
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1.4KConsumer Finance Protection Bureau Targeted Debt Collecting Lawyers Under ex-CFPB Director Richard Cordray
In the words of CFPB Director Richard Cordray, These wolves in sheep’s clothing [lawyers] take money from consumers who are already struggling...
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2.7KAfter Four Years of Litigation, CFPB is Now Obtaining Judgment(s) from the Court against Rogue Debt Collectors and their Related Entities
Our lawsuit asserts that consumers were harassed, threatened, and deceived as part of a reprehensible scheme to collect debt that was not...
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1.7KThe United States Department of Justice and It’s Secret Laws You’ll Probably Never Know About
According to one former Justice Department official, in 1991, when Attorney General William Barr first led the Justice Department, the government only...
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1.6KFifth Circuit Finds ‘Due to their “Institutional Interest” in Generating Court Revenue the Judges of the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court “failed to provide a neutral forum”
Federal investigators further concluded that the city’s obsession with collecting revenue through fines and fees compromised the institutional character of Ferguson’s police...
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3.4K3Judges Who Violated State Laws and Denied Citizens and Residents of Texas their Legal Rights and Access to Justice are Slapped On the Wrist – Again
The misconduct probes of all 11 judges began in February 2018, when copies of memos and notes showed that for a full...
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7.7K10If The Courts Have a Berkshire Hathaway, It’s The Cost to Be Noticed at the US Supreme Court. It’s Probable You Could Grab a Breakfast Coffee with Warren Buffett for Less
The costs for writing a petition often can range from $150,000 to $200,000, according to one top firm with a Supreme Court...
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4.5KTwo Florida Foreclosure Lawyers Matt Fuqua and Clay Milton Commit the Most Abhorrent Act of Ethical Abuse Against Homeowner and Tenant(s); And They Train Government Officials on Ethics
Illegally Locked Out of Her Home for 94 days, Stalked and a Gun Pointed at their Person, this Homeowner was Brutally Treated...
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2.1KThe Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Leads the Charge by Overruling Its Own Precedent
Stare decisis cannot justify adherence to an approach that Supreme Court precedent forecloses. Accordingly, we overrule Amy Travel. The decision by the...
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1.4KThe US Military Testing Mass Surveillance Balloons Across the US but You Didn’t Get to Sign a Waiver or Accept the Breach of Your Privacy; Welcome to Military Rule
The US military is conducting wide area surveillance tests across six midwest states using experimental high-altitude balloons, documents filed with the Federal Communications Commission...
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2.6KCourt of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho and Judge Andrew Oldham Accused of Being Cowardly, Unprincipled and Unfit to be Appellate Judges
Indeed, Judge Ho and Judge Oldham conclude this section of the opinion by saying: If we’re not going to do it right,...
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2.4KThe Fifth Circuit’s Dissenting Judge James Ho Is Spot On with His Summary Analysis in Faludi’s FLSA Case.
In Faludi's case the facts appear clear from the opinion; Faludi signed a contract as an Independent Contractor, yet now sues US...
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1.8KThe Fifth Circuit Debate Originalism, a Constitutional Standard in a Divided Court in Cole v. Hunter. We Maintain, Common Sense Should be the Standard
James Wilson’s design was that every court could serve as a court of common sense: not the haphazard common sense of shallow...
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5.0K3The Investigation into BDF Hopkins, the Foreclosure Mill and Rambo Law Firm(s) in Texas Who are Bounty Hunters and House Jackers; the BDF Law Group, NDEX, Hopkins Law, et al
Hopkins Law PLLC Does Not Hold a Surety Bond to Perform Debt Collection Services in Texas but the Texas AG refuses to...
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1.9KIt Took Twenty Years to Reach a Dark Money in Politics Settlement. A True Story of Shedding Light on Corruption in Politics and the Judiciary
While the company’s case was being reviewed by the state supreme court, plaintiffs began to suspect that State Farm was providing significant...
