All posts tagged "fedsociety.com"
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16JudgesSupreme Court Justice Kavanaugh Dodges Delay Question at Notre Dame Law School
US Supreme Court historically slow to release its first rulings in a term packed with major cases as it's rating with Americans...
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35Dark MoneyThe Single Texas Senator
A Single Man, Never Married, No Kids – Senator Bryan Hughes Authored the Texas ‘Heartbeat’ Bill which takes away women's right to...
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114Appellate CircuitFederalist Society Member Judge Jennifer Elrod Leads the 5th Cir. Choir, Expanding Ochlocracy in Texas
A federal appeals court issued a remarkable decision last week finding that Texas judges are exempt from federal subpoenas via immunity.
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210Appellate CircuitJudge Ho’s Wife Lectures About Oral Argument at the Fifth Circuit, or any Circus, along with Judge Graves
Ms. Allyson Ho, an expert oral advocate and wife of Judge Jim Ho, advised attendees to have detailed knowledge of the panel...
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248BDF HopkinsBDF Hopkins Response Deemed Legally Incompetent by Burke in Reply in Support of Rule 59(e) Motion
If the law and Const. is applied correctly by an impartial judiciary who follow the rule of law it should have no...
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224BDF HopkinsThe Bounty Hunters, BDF Hopkins Response to Rule 59(e) Motion Re Burke
Burke v PHH Ocwen, Hopkins Law, PLLC, Mark Hopkins and Shelley Hopkins before Bent Judge Al Bennett, SDTX, Houston.
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556Appellate JudgesLIT has Slated the Federalist Society and Leonard Leo Since Inception and We’ve Been Proven Correct, Again
Dark money group the Federalist Society holds itself out to be an educational org. Wrong. It's the right-wing Judicial and Legal Cabal.
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600AccelerationThe Deleted Opinion: After the Before From the Dishonorable Fifth Circuit
Non prisoner Lamell obtains a partial reversal in his favor from a 3-panel which capitulated from their earlier opinion. LIT investigates why.
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564Appellate JudgesBuying Federal Judgeships in Texas is Commonplace if You Know Ted Cruz n’ John Cornyn
Just ask United States District Judge Charles Eskridge of the Southern District, Houston Division - who sat on the Judicial Selection Panel.
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493Appellate CircuitTexas Solicitor General Appointments in Recent times Include Sen. Ted Cruz and Fifth Cir. Judge Jim Ho
Notable alumni of the Office of the Solicitor General – 6 are now either District or Federal Judges and one on the...
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359Appellate JudgesJudge James Ho’s Wife Defines Judicial Recusal in Amicus Brief Before Fifth Circuit
Judicial recusal doctrines raise structural, not substantive, considerations. They serve to protect the parties basic right to a fair trial.
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360Appellate JudgesFormer Public Defender and Employee of the Judiciary Tells Her Story of Workplace Sexual Harassment
I am a former asst federal public defender who was forced to resign because judiciary officials failed to protect me from sexual...
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467Appellate JudgesWhy Donald Trump and Brett Kavanaugh Ain’t BFF’s
Our most dangerous people are people from within, Donald Trump said at CPAC and he went on to ridicule the United States...
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615Appellate JudgesSecond Circuit and Amici from CFPB Ensure Homeowner Can Obtain Meaningful Relief from PHH Ocwen
We do not believe that Naimoli needs to make an additional showing of damages to survive summary judgment on her § 1024.35...
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330Appellate CircuitAre Class Actions Heading Back to State Courts Due to SCOTUS?
There needs to be an expedited solution to the ongoing Ochlocracy in the Judicial Branch and the revolving door policy in Congress.
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567Laws in PAPA Quietly Reinstates Lawyer Karyn L. White, former Supreme Court Clerk
Upon moving to NJ, Karyn voluntary suspended her Pennsylvania law license and now provides legal research and writing services to the Firm.
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582Appellate JudgesCronyism in Federal Judicial Appointments Makes a Mockery of Retirements
Judge King’s decision to recant his retirement apparently had to do with an issue regarding his preferred replacement being overlooked.
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396AccelerationThis Is a Six-Pack Nobody Wants
Under the tutelage of the conservative Federalist Society, Republican presidents became better at picking reliably conservative justices.
