All posts tagged "cfpb v selia law"
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3.8K1AccelerationOcwen Altisource and Judge Kenneth Marra Guilty of Non Disclosure in an Abuse against Proposed Intervenor-Plaintiffs in Anti-Consumer Watchdog Case
Perjury in Florida Federal Court by Judge Marra? It is now apparent, Ocwen Altisource could not address the Burkes responses for fear...
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2.2KAppellate CircuitDOJ Wants the Supreme Court to Issue an Advisory Opinion re CFPB’s Constitutionality
Paul Clement said, the government is not asking the Supreme Court to resolve a live dispute. Instead, he said, DOJ wants the...
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2.1KAppellate CircuitWhere’s The Lawless Elon Musk Flamethrower At During the Pandemic? We’ve Got the Answer.
Circuit Judges should know their role. When a Supreme Court case is pending, hold your pens. says Professor Josh Blackman. Will the...
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2.1KAppellate CircuitEleventh Circuit Deny Intervenors Motion, Rallying Around Judge Jill Pryor’s Refusal to Recuse Despite Her Bias and a Tardy Financial Disclosure Report Still Pending
On Monday, 20th April, 2020, Judge Charles Wilson of the Eleventh Circuit Denied the Intervenors Motion, thus penalizing the Appellants for a...
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3.2KAppellate CircuitAppellants and Denied Lower Court Intervenors Give Notice to Eleventh Circuit About Judge Jill Pryor
It is obvious the Burkes intend to file a second motion to disqualify Judge Pryor based the on new facts raised (sealing...
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2.4KAppellate CircuitWhen Professor Rebecca Tushnet, a former Professor at Georgetown University Law Center Intervened – It Was Granted
"A key strength of our adversarial legal system is that we can learn the boundaries of the law from past cases,” Tushnet...
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3.2K1Appellate CircuitThe Case of the Consumers versus the Consumer Watchdog and their BFF, OCWEN, on Appeal at the Eleventh Circuit
Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.
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2.7K1Appellate CircuitIn Tandem, “Opposing” Counsels”, namely the CFPB, a ‘Consumer Watchdog’ and Ocwen, a Non-Bank, Object to Consumers Constitutional Rights
Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.
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3.1K2Appellate CircuitEleventh Circuit Judge Jill Pryor Seals Motion to Disqualify and the Intervenors Fire Back
When a motion to disqualify a judge is based on the judge’s ownership interest in certain real estate, the public must be...
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2.9KAppellate CircuitWhy Civil and Criminal Contempt in Federal Courts Is Rarely Invoked
Current federal jurisprudence grants judges wide latitude in the exercise of contempt powers, which in turn can lead to dire consequences for...
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4.3KAccelerationEditors Choice: What Does A Robe Mean to A Judge In Texas – in Particular Where There IS Fraud On the Court?
Unbeknownst to many, federal courts have the power under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to set aside judgments entered years earlier...
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Bill Barr and the DOJ Does a U-Turn in the Selia Law v. CFPB Case Before the US Supreme Court
The Trump administration believes that the bureau’s lone director is unconstitutionally shielded from accountability to the president, yet the Justice Department’s final...
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2.3KAppellate CircuitKirkland’s Paul Clement Submits His Amicus Brief and Argues CFPB is Constitutional
A leading conservative U.S. Supreme Court advocate on Wednesday urged the justices to uphold the single-director independent design of the Consumer Financial...
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2.2KAppellate CircuitA Consumer Protection Defense Lawyer Weighs in on the CFPB v Selia Law Case before the US Supreme Court
DiResta: I suspect that SCOTUS will, in fact, find the structure unconstitutional on the basis of the separation of powers. But I...
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A Fifth Circuit Single Judge Decides to Get Innovative to Issue Unlawful Orders for a 3-Panel, Who are at The Federalist Society Convention in Washington D.C.
This motion revolves around the Magna Carta and the Constitution, which has been brutally slighted by Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham and the...
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Fifth Circuit Deny Homeowners Motion to Stay in Burke v Ocwen Case, Despite US Supreme Court Selia Law Case
On Monday, 28th October, the Fifth Circuit Denied the Homeowners Motion to Stay care of an order by single Judge Patrick (no...
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Eleventh Circuit Deny Intervenors Motion to Stay in CFPB v Ocwen Case, Despite US Supreme Court Selia Law Case
On Friday, 25th October, the Eleventh Circuit Denied the Intervenors Motion to Stay care of an order by single Judge Beverly B....
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4.2K1Eleventh CircuitBurkes: We’re Off to Florida Court of Appeals for the Eleventh to Take On the Government and the Judiciary Denying Intervention and Access to Files; Enjoy Our Appeal Preparation Articles ; We’re Open and Transparent
Join the Burkes on their Next Crusade. They are Off to Florida to Take on the Government and the Judiciary, the Non-Bank...
