All posts tagged "judge dennis"
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2.0KAppellate CircuitA 5th Circuit 3-Panel Reconsideration of Single Judge James Dennis’s Order is Necessary
The Local Rule 27.1.1 allows fourteen days to submit a motion for reconsideration of a single judge’s order.
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1.7KAppellate CircuitA Landowner’s Fight to Prevent The Big Skim in San Antonio Bankruptcy Court
The property is worth far more than than the $20.3 million bid by Schumacher. Appraisals have valued the land at as much...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitShipwrecked Orders from the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
What you are about to read is a mere snippet of abuse of elders in relation to their appeal(s) at the Court...
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1.2KAppellate JudgesPrice Doesn’t Meet the High Standards Needed for a Pro Se Coming Before the Court, Sayeth the Fifth Circuit
What’s interesting here is Stanley Price complained about lower court Judge Vance, who was succeeded, albeit temporarily, by Judge Engelhardt who sat...
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1.4KAccelerationPro Se Filers Face Capricious Clerks and Ambiguous Local Rules At the Federal Fifth Circuit
Pro se’s are being held to a higher standard than the laws and rules require and/or not being applied in a consistent...
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1.8KAppellate CircuitRevisiting MERS and the Lyin’ Words in Fifth Circuit Opinions
As for MERS being both a “nominee” and a “mortgagee”, the idea that a principal can be its own agent does not...
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1.4KAccelerationExclusive: LIT’s Obtained the Opening Statement from the Burkes Sizzlin’ Hot Petition for Rehearing
Abuse of the public trust cannot and must not be tolerated. Corrupt practices in government strike at the heart of social order...
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2.0KAccelerationOwen’s Easter Basket of Omissions and Whiteouts re Ocwen Loan Servicing et al.
The Burkes filed their Petition for Rehearing en banc to allow all the active judges who are not recused and able to...
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912Appellate CircuitWe Have Data Which Repels the Claims that Fifth Circuit 3-Panel Assignments Are Random
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals 3-Panel Assignments are far from random, they are hand-selected by the Court, in violation of due...
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1.5KAccelerationProtected: Owen’s Easter Basket of Omissions and Whiteouts re Hopkins Law et al
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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1.6KAccelerationThe Judicial Easter Egg Hunt: Owen’s Easter Basket and the Perversion of Justice.
We're not privy to which Quarter Back clerk was assigned to draft the consolidated opinion but we can say emphatically it is...
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1.5KAppellate CircuitFifth Circuit Ain’t So Jolly as its Reversed by Supreme Court for an Erie Guess, Again
To the extent that the panel opinion creates a new Louisiana tort duty, this is a policy decision for Louisiana courts—not this...
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2.9KAppellate JudgesA Hunter or a Howler? Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Unlawfully Implements Threat Management Process Against Elder Victims of Judicial Misconduct
For the Chief Judge to claim the Burkes complaint is merit-based, conclusory and issue a warning violates the Judicial rules as well...
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3.4KEditors ChoiceJudge David Hittner Judgments are Not Vindictive nor Unconstitutional According to a 2020 Opinion by the Fifth Circuit
In 1992, a Fifth Circuit judge called out Senior United States District Court Judge David Hittners sentencing as vindictive and unconstitutional. Move...
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2.3KDeutsche BankFifth Circuit Judge Kyle Duncan is Transparent as the Burkes’ Watch His Moves.
Judge Dennis dissents quoting that the case majority (Judges Duncan and Elrod) relies upon was decided under Mississippi state law, rather than,...
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5.5KE.D. Tex.Did You Know? In Texas, Theft is Called Extortion and Corruption is Called Texas Government
The main factors involved in sentences for extortion and blackmail charges are the amount involved, the way the threats were delivered and...
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2.2KDonald TrumpTurning Texas Courts Blue is Significantly Affecting Decisions and Opinions in the Dallas Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
The Dallas court of appeals decides thousands of cases, and it essentially has the last word on Texas law. Lawyers spend a...
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2.3KFederal Law5th Circuit Rules Texas District Attorney (DA) Can Claim Only Partial Qualified Immunity in a Split Panel Decision
Three of the Plaintiffs were not Decision-Makers or Policy-Makers and the Fifth Circuit has Allowed their Complaint to Proceed, despite the objections...
