All posts tagged "federal court of appeals"
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2.7KAppellate CircuitThe Frazzled Sequel: Cato File another Amicus Brief into the Fifth Circuit’s All American Case And It’s Hard-Hitting
CATO argue that allowing the CFPB to carry on with unconstitutionally initiated actions would perpetuate the earlier constitutional violation.
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3.4KAppellate JudgesWhen Litigants are Ordered to File an Amended Brief and End Up More Distressed About the Judges than the Opposing Parties, That’s Not Good for Democracy
Dishonorably and shockingly, it has now become a desperate search for judges who can provide a fair and impartial hearing at COA...
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3.5KAppellate JudgesWaiver, Ethics, Other Authorities, Inherent Authority, Truth Seeking and Let’s Add Some Poetry. It’s All in this Motion for Reconsideration at CA5.
It is abundantly clear the Burkes are well within their legal rights to cite the documents and web links which they included...
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2.3K1Federal LawThe Frazzled Sequel: Fifth Circuit Schedule All American for Week of September 21st, 2020 after Selia Law Decision
Fifth-Circuit Panel arranges en banc hearing in Consumer Fin. Prot. Bureau v. All Am. Check Cashing, Inc., No. 18-60302 for week of...
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3.1KFederal LawThe Most Comprehensive FDCPA and TDCPA Opinion in a Debt Collection Lawsuit in Texas We’ve Read. You Should Read It Too.
“Generally speaking, the FDCPA is a strict liability statute, which does not require the plaintiff to show that the violation was either...
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5.4K6Federal LawAnother Texas Federal Court Case Prematurely Decided By the Magistrate Judge While Related Case is On Appeal at The Fifth Circuit
An attorney is a key participant in a mortgage scheme. That’s because being able to point to a lawyer, who is sworn...
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2.1K1Federal LawAll American Prematurely Decided By the Fifth Circuit while Supreme Court Petition is Pending
Fifth Circuit Judges should know their role. When a Supreme Court case is pending (Selia Law v. CFPB), hold your pens says...
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1.9KFederal LawThe Fifth Circuit is Assessing “Separation of Powers”, Yet as the Case Herein Shows, it is Guilty Itself of being Unconstitutional
Justice is not available for everyone, rich or poor, in the American judicial court system and as the framers demanded in crafting...
