Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Opinions

Latest published and unpublished opinions from CA5

Greed: The greatest theft of American's homes was decided after the 2008 financial crisis where banks were bailed out and homeowners evicted.

Predatory Lending: The Ultimate Betrayal of Elder Citizens Post 2008 by the American Government

Greed: The greatest theft of American’s homes was decided after the 2008 financial crisis where banks were bailed out and homeowners evicted.

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Ochlocracy from the Court of Appeals for the 5th Cir.“Wouldn’t judges know more than police officers do?” Judge Catharina Haynes asked.

Chief Judge Richman Owen Hecht Dissented in Free Speech, Free Press Case. It’s Now En Banc

Ochlocracy from the Court of Appeals for the 5th Cir.“Wouldn’t judges know more than police officers do?” Judge Catharina Haynes asked.

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LIT's Creating Scrapbooks on Texas Senators to Show Why They Cannot Focus on the Criminal Fraud by Fellow Lawyers and Judges in Texas.

The Texas Senator’s Son

LIT’s Creating Scrapbooks on Texas Senators to Show Why They Cannot Focus on the Criminal Fraud by Fellow Lawyers and Judges in Texas.

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