All posts tagged "judicial recusal"
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501Appellate JudgesSupreme Court Amici: When Judges May Not Judge
The Due Process Clause requires recusal whenever there is an unconstitutional “probability” or “potential” for bias. Rippo v. Baker.
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821JudgesThe Supreme Court of Ohio and The Family Mafia Doctrine of Nepotism, Ochlocracy and Corruption
This latest bench slap is more of a punch against the citizens of America, who deserve independent oversight of the crooked judiciary.
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986Appellate 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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868Appellate CircuitThis is no longer 1788. This is a new world and a new America.
The Burkes fight for democracy and honest judges is not insular, and like the current Ukraine-Russian war, it affects millions of citizens.
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1.9KAppellate JudgesTexas Federal Judge Rodney Gilstrap Will Remain Arrogantly Above the Law, Until Citizens Repel Ochlocracy
Judge Gilstrap has taken on 138 cases since 2011 involving companies in which he had a financial interest, more than any other...
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675Appellate CircuitJudge, You Can’t Rely Upon Dr. Death and Bias About Pro Se’s Rules Fifth Circuit
Bias; The individual and extrajudicial knowledge on the part of the judge will not dispense with proof of facts not judicially cognizable.
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1.4KAppellate 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...
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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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1.1KAppellate JudgesOperation Greylord. The Seventh Circuit Finally Address One Injustice in 2021, Albeit Decades Too Late
The failure to consider objective standards requiring judicial recusal is not consistent with the imperatives of due process.
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1.4KAppellate JudgesWhy Did Judge Jill A. Pryor Recuse – After Oral Argument – in this $826 Million Dollar Ponzi Scheme?
Judge Jill Pryor apparently recused herself AFTER oral argument, however, apart from a footnote in the final 2-panel opinion, there is nothing...
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1.8KAppellate JudgesA Story About Pro Se versus Eleventh Circuit Judges
How does the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit deals with Pro Se Appeals? It requires appeal to be glossed over...
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1.3KAppellate JudgesPro Se Obtains Reverse and Remand from 3-Panel at Eleventh Circuit
A pro se author, Benjamin Vient, convinced the 3-panel at the Eleventh Circuit to revive his copyright infringement lawsuit against a Florida...
