All posts tagged "Appearance of Bias"
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153BankruptcyFifth Circuit Orders Remand of Michael Van Deelen’s Case for Further Fact-Finding
Jurisdiction Dispute: Michael Van Deelen’s Objection to Bankruptcy Court's Authority Triggers Further Review
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1.3KBankruptcyThe Golden Calf: Moses Sets Legal Standards and Evidence in Addressing Judicial Misconduct in Texas
Moses came down, not from mountain Sinai, but as Chief United States Judge Alia Moses to qualify idolatry by judges n' officers...
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1.2KBankruptcyHouston: Southern District Federal Bankruptcy Court’s Former Chief Judge facing Civil Racketeering Charges
Michael Van Deelen retains counsel to take on the powerhouse lawyers and law firms in this high-profile federal case in Texas.
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810BankruptcyFinancial Crimes: High-Powered Lawyers and Federal Judges Collude to Silence Uninvited Intervenor
Pro se litigant Van Deelen's involvement became an irritant, an unwanted delay to the judge and lawyers thirst for financial greed.
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1.3KBankruptcyFinancial Crimes: Millions in Attorney Fees Approved by Bent Federal Chief Judge for Not-So-Secret Legal Lover
US Bankruptcy Chief Judge David R Jones and long-term girlfriend and former law clerk, Houston lawyer Elizabeth Freeman's financial crimes.
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563Appellate JudgesSupreme Court Amici: When Judges May Not Judge
The Due Process Clause requires recusal whenever there is an unconstitutional “probability” or “potential” for bias. Rippo v. Baker.
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972Appellate JudgesJudges Wiener, Willett and Richman Will Quickly Dispose of Judge’s Clear Corruption on the Bench
Y'all won't see a 'Kids for Cash' type ruling in this case as the Fifth Circuit continues to embrace judicial ochlocracy and...
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2.1KAppellate JudgesThere’s a Bunch of Federal Judges Departing from this Financial Services Case, But Not Allyson Ho
US District Court Judge Lynn Hughes Departs Involuntarily While One Unnamed 5th Cir. Judge recuses (we assume Jones) and Owen departs too.
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1.1KFederal JudgesBP, API and a Manifest Appearance of Bias. Judge Al Bennett Fails to Self-Recuse, Again.
Meet Tanyel Harrison-Bennett, Labor, Employment, and Litigation Counsel at BP and wife of US District Judge Alfred H. Bennett, SDTX, Houston.
