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893Fifth Rely Upon Seventh Circuit To Decide You Must Know Who Was Where During Two Hip-Breaking Epileptic Fits
The Fifth Circuit 3-Panel's arguments fail to address the fact that Martinez suffered an epileptic seizure not once, but twice. The jail...
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1.5KJury Verdicts Are Rarely Overturned. It Was In This Case, In Favor of the University of Florida
The district court granted USFBOT’s motion for judgment as a matter of law, overturned the jury’s verdict on DeBose’s retaliation claim, and...
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929More 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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1.6KTexas State Judge Jeff Williams Violates Renter’s Rights In Eviction Cases in Keeping with Judicial Precedent
Without a state or local moratorium in place, more renters have been evicted in Houston during COVID-19 than almost anywhere else in...
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3.8K1Republican Judge Tomas ‘Tommy’ Ramirez III Arrested Over 2018 Election Fraud Allegations
Developing Story; Medina County judge Tommy Ramirez is out of jail and facing serious election fraud-related charges. He's suspended without pay.
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1.1KLIT 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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1.7KJudge Higginson for the Fifth Cir. 3-Panel Correctly Vacates Prison Sentence of Office Manager in Health Care Fraud Appeal
The district court sentenced Nora to concurrent sentence of 40 months imprisonment on each count, 1 yr probation and $13 million restitution.
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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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1.3KFormer Mass. Rep. David Nangle Pleads Guilty to 23 Federal Fraud Charges with Sentencing Schedule for June 2021
In a U.S. District Court of Massachusetts virtual hearing, former state Rep. David Nangle pleaded guilty to 23 federal fraud charges.
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1.3KWhen You Lose at the Lower Court. You Hire Former Ninth Circuit Chief Judge and You Win Reversal on Appeal.
Former Chief Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski, the Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit and others should not be allowed to duck...
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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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2.3KBrownsville ISD’s Dishonest former VP Receives Sentencing Reprieve from Trump-Appointed Federal Judge
Atkinson faced conspiracy, bribery and six counts of travel act-state law bribery. A jury found Sylvia Atkinson guilty on all eight charges.
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902Who’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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1.5KD.C. Dismissed One Hundred Percent – 478 Judicial Complaints – over an 11 Year Period
In the 11-year period that ended Nov. 30, 2017, the District of Columbia Circuit had received 478 complaints of judicial misconduct, 100%...
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1.9KI 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...
