All posts tagged "judge jerry smith"
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779Appellate JudgesNew Global Order: Controlling Citizens and Blocking Access to Court Records and Content
Public Tensions Increase as the 5th Circuit Court Affirms Sealing Order, Raising Concerns About Selective Transparency in the Legal System.
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1.8KFifth CircuitGlossin’ Opinions: Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Still Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2023
Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin who's been actively contesting her vexatious litigant label by Texas Courts. She loses to...
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920Bank of New York Mellon (BONYM)The Judiciary’s Malicious Persecution of Elder Burkes Compared With Antwan Henry’s Controversial Litigation History
There's definitely selective court profiling, targeting and abuse of foreclosure litigants. To-date, Henry escapes any judicial warnings.
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1.8KAppellate JudgesThere’s a Bunch of Federal Judges Departing from this Financial Services Case, But Not Allyson Ho
US District Court Judge Lynn Hughes Departs Involuntarily While One Unnamed 5th Cir. Judge recuses (we assume Jones) and Owen departs too.
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1.4KAppellate JudgesEleventh Circuit: Federal Judge Abused His Powers By Documented Perjury, But He Can Still Preside Over Case
A 3-Panel consisting of familiar Judges Charles Wilson, Kevin Newsom and R Lanier Anderson defies logic and the law in this perverted...
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880Debt CollectorParty Not Served: Dismissal With Prejudice is an Abuse of Discretion Sayeth Judge Stephen Higginson, CA5
An argument which was completed snubbed in Burke v. Ocwen Loan Servicing, L.L.C., No. 19-20267 (5th Cir. Mar. 30, 2021)
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668BankersWild Accusations of Criminality Tackled by the Fifth Circuit
The Wilders’ irresponsible and inflammatory accusation is a contemptuous insult to the federal district court, Judge Ada Brown, N.D. Texas.
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738Appellate JudgesFifth Circuit Expand The Court Laws By Making Arguments for the Bank Not Previously Raised
In this foreclosure appeal, the court sua sponte includes arguments of res judicata not brought up at the lower court and returns...
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600Appellate CircuitThe Pro Se Hardaways Learned The Hard Way About the Crooked Federal Courts in Texas
LIT has witnessed a decade of foreclosures. The motto on the highest court's building - Equal Justice for All - has become...
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987AccelerationSummary Judgment Entered in Byrd v. Lakeview Days After Order Allowing Byrd to Replace Counsel
Senior Judge David Erza in Austin, W.D. Tex. issued his order of summary judgment in favor of Lakeview 4 days after attorney...
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1.3KAppellate CircuitThe Big Question is Asked of The Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
The scope of judicial immunity in the Eleventh Circuit is now made clear. Judicial immunity is complete, unqualified, and without exception.
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1.2KAppellate JudgesJustice Sonia Sotomayor Unleashes on the Beastly Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Justice Sotomayor rips Fifth Circuit for their breathtaking defiance of the rule of law, precedent, and their flaming cowardice.
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848Appellate CircuitAppellate Court Mandates Reassignment to a Different Judge Under Reasonableness Test
"...an appellate court will mandate reassignment when the facts “might reasonably cause an objective observer to question the original judge’s impartiality.”"
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998AccelerationAffirmed. See Rule 47.6. “Love It” Said Shelley Hopkins for BDF Hopkins.
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesTexas Second Court of Appeals Reverses Lower Court in Homeowner’s Lawsuit Against Mackie Wolf, a Foreclosure Mill
Texas Second Court of Appeals has considered the record on appeal in this case and holds that there was error in the...
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874Appellate CircuitRes Judicata Interpreted by 5th Circuit Judge Jerry Smith when Applied to Attorneys’ [Fees]
Res judicata bars causes of action or defenses which arise out of the same subject matter as the initial suit.
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1.5KAppellate JudgesWhat Do Judges Lynn Hughes, David Hittner and Patrick Higginbotham Have in Common?
Personal Vendettas: All pro se foreclosure cases end up on their desks sequentially and they are generally dismissed without due process.
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1.2KTexasFifth Circuit’s Latest Unlawful Act in Remanding for Attorney Fees in Casalicchio v. BOKF
BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...
