All posts tagged "fedsociety.com"
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699Appellate 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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1.1KLaws 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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1.2KAppellate 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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743AccelerationThis Is a Six-Pack Nobody Wants
Under the tutelage of the conservative Federalist Society, Republican presidents became better at picking reliably conservative justices.
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894Appellate CircuitLaw Prof: It’s Time for Hard Labor at the US Supreme Court
The end of Clerkships: If this proposal were to gain momentum, the lower courts should be mandated to implement this new precedent.
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1.1KAppellate CircuitThe Best Work by Congress So Far in 2021: The STOCK Act (for Judges)
It's a start. The STOCK act is a sign of progress and that is worthy of a hat tip, but there's still...
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1.1KBankersTexas Federal Chief Judge Refuses to Label 18 Year Pro Se’s as Vexatious Litigants
This is the Pro Se's ninth lawsuit involving the foreclosure of the Property and third lawsuit against the Attorney Defendant Barrett Daffin.
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1.0KAccelerationTexas Federal Judiciary Collaborate with Unlicensed Debt Collectors to File Vexatious Litigant Motions to Clear Docket
Chief Judge Lee Rosenthal denied label of 'Vexatious Litigant' with at least 9 foreclosure filings spanning 18 years, including 6 since 2017.
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1.5KAppellate JudgesCorrupt Federal Judges are Now Handing Cases to Judicial Colleagues to Affirm
After LIT exposed the failure of corrupt federal judges to disclose their financial conflicts and recuse from cases, WSJ took up the...
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1.4KAppellate JudgesFifth Circuit Oral Argument Perks: Rule 28J Letter Cleaned Up
After slammin' both sets of counsel for citing outwith their briefs, Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod allowed Rule 28J letters post argument.
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705Appellate CircuitThe Many Lyin’ Federal Judges Who Failed to Recuse Despite Conflicts Finally Being Questioned by Congress (2021)
LIT's had this data for years but thanks to the much larger media outlets like Reuters and Wall Street Journal who have...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitForeclosure: Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Ask CFPB to Weigh In on Homeowner versus PHH Ocwen
Kim Naimoli v Ocwen Loan Servicing, now PHH Mortgage Corporation receives response from CFPB at request of Second Circuit Panel on Appeal.
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1.0KAppellate JudgesLIT Reviews Government Employees Blocking Twitter Users Lawsuits
Once again, you can blame the US Supreme Court, who avoided answering the Trump Twitter Blocking Petition by intentionally delaying the case.
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1.5KAppellate JudgesNew Texas Appellate Justice April Farris Discusses Her Family, Career and “Imposter Syndrome”
One of the biggest barriers April Farris faced was a personal barrier: imposter syndrome after growing up in a small West Texas...
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1.6KDark MoneyThe Jack Abramoff Scandal Series: United States v. Andrade
Private Attorneys for Rowland M. Andrade Seek to Remove Themselves from Representation of Andrade After LIT Spotlights this Criminal Case.
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1.2KAppellate CircuitWhy the Chief Can’t Judge Everything – Even with Judicial Immunity
No [wo]man in this country is so high that [s]he is above the law. No officer of the law may set that...
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1.2KAccelerationCreditor Rights BigLaw Firm Goodwin Procter LLP are Whining in Op-Eds for their Wall St Banking Clients
The CFPB amendments provide that a mortgage servicer can offer a streamline modification to borrowers with COVID-19-related hardship based on an incomplete...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitGoldman Sachs Owns the U.S. Supreme Court And That’s Not Good For Freedom, Liberty and Property Rights
The SCOTUS plaintiffs accused Goldman Sachs of unlawfully hiding conflicts of interest when creating risky subprime securities.
