All posts tagged "Federal Rules of Civil Procedure"
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112BankersConstitutional Crisis: Inconsistent Legal Standards in Houston Courts Threaten Homeowners’ Property
LIT's Ongoing Investigations Shine a Light on Judicial Activism and Injustice in Houston Federal Court Against Targeted Pro Se Litigants
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257BigLawDelaware’s Chief Judge Leads the Way in Legal Scrutiny: A Model for State and Federal Courts
Over the 18 months, the Chief Judge of Delaware has identified potential attorney and party misconduct in dozens of related patent cases.
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792Editors ChoiceFifth Circuit Panel Rebukes Magistrate Judge for Serious Ethics Breach, But Delay Judgment as She’s Retiring
Judge Higginson wrote the opinion for the 3-panel comprising of Judges Graves and Douglas, leaving ethical questions open to investigation.
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981Dark MoneySonya Porretto Questions Galveston’s New Mayor…correction, Federal Judge Jeff Brown’s Non-Disclosures
Whilst former Texas Supreme Court Judge Jeff Brown and his wife are recent landowners in Galveston the same cannot be said of...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitM&R Issued In Smith v. Judge David Hittner and It’s All About Absolute Immunity
The Court RECOMMENDS that Defendant Judge Hittner’s Motion to Dismiss be GRANTED and the case against him be DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.
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1.2KE.D. Tex.Proof of Service – or Lack Thereof – in Texas Federal Courts
Failure to effect proper service of process within 90-day period per FRCP 4(m), Court must dismiss the action without prejudice.
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750Federal JudgesAnother Foreclosure Case Parachutes into Judge Hittner’s Court. This Time Askin’ to Sanction Pro Se’s for Removal
It's amazin' how all foreclosure cases are distributed in S.D. Tex. Federal Court. We take no position on pro se's case. Just...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesJudge Alfred H. Bennett, S.D. Tex., Reversed for Abuse of Discretion by Fifth Circuit
Abuse of Discretion: The scope of the district court’s discretion is narrower when the Rule 41(b) dismissal is with prejudice says 5th...
