1504 Pinehurst Pl., Jackson, MS 39202
3 beds 3 baths 324 sq ft
Valuation: $233,178
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Judge Rhesa Barksdale.LOW INCOME Housing Apartments in Inverness, Mississippi. https://t.co/l8rTKuA396 pic.twitter.com/pLdpbE4z5y
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219 Westfield Rd, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Valuation; $267,911 (Sold May 2019)
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RECENT ARTICLES WHICH REFERENCE JUDGE BARKSDALE, FIFTH CIRCUIT
A Fresh Sua Sponte Opinion from the Fifth Circuit Defies Past Opinions, At Least for Pro Se Litigants
CA5: A single instance of failing to strictly adhere to a court-set deadline is short of the severity of conduct our court has required…
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Compare, for example, the foreclosure case of Rob authored by Judge Stephen Higginson in 2018 which reversed and rendered for homeowners.
The Fifth Circuit Won’t Consider Reversing in Affirming Reverse Mortgage Foreclosure
Dismissals for lack of jurisdiction are generally without prejudice. Not in this case sayeth the Fifth Circuit panel reviewing de novo.
Courageous Suzanne Wooten Can Proceed With Law Suit Against Shameful Collin County
The Court finds that Wooten has stated a plausible claim that there was an official policy that caused her harm for the purposes of defeating a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss.
A Former Texas Judge Has Been Dueling With Corruption in Collin County and She’s Doin’ Pretty Darn Well.
Suzanne Wooten alleges facts showing that Collin County’s Christopher Milner functioned as an investigator rather than a prosecutor.
Current List of Judges (2020), Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, LA.
OWEN, PRISCILLA R.
OLDHAM, ANDREW “ANDY” S.
KING, CAROLYN DINEEN, (MRS. REAVLEY)
JONES, EDITH H.
JOLLY, E. GRADY
HO, JAMES “JIM” C.
HIGGINSON, STEPHEN A.
HIGGINBOTHAM, PATRICK E.
HAYNES, CATHARINA
GRAVES, JAMES E. (JR)
The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that federal courts possess the inherent power “to vacate [their] own judgment[s] upon proof that a fraud has been perpetrated upon the court.”
Chambers v. NASCO, Inc., 501 U.S. 32, 44 (1991) (citing Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford-Empire) pic.twitter.com/3MT1cqLQVO
— LawsInTexas (@lawsintexasusa) December 10, 2020
