All posts tagged "motion to unseal"
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689ForeclosuresAnother “Restricted” Foreclosure Petition, this time in Judge Lauren Reeder’s Court
There's no reason nor excuse to restricting the whole foreclosure petition. Any sensitive information should be redacted before submission.
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1.4KAppellate JudgesA Petition for Review is Submitted to the Eleventh Circuit to Address Whiteout Opinions with So Many Lies
The Judicial Council has an opportunity to correct not only a manifest injustice, but perversion of justice. It should do so and...
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3.1KAppellate CircuitA Dear Senator Letter. The Senate Committee’s Judicial Nominations Hearing on July 29, 2020 Was Wholly Inadequate and Absurd for Lifetime Appointments
All rights secured to citizens under the Constitution are worth nothing, except guaranteed to them by an independent and virtuous Judiciary.
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3.8K1Appellate CircuitA Dear Bill Letter. We Know Your Game. Signed, We the People.
The Delays Acknowledging and Processing our Judicial Complaint is Obvious. Judge Marra is primed to dismiss the lower court action and resign.
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2.5KFederal JudgesTexas Attorney James Walker of Cole Schotz and Clients Alfa Adhesives Stuck with 60k in Sanctions for Fabrication of Evidence
A Texas federal judge ordered a glue manufacturer to pay a furniture manufacturer $60,000 in attorney fees after one of the glue...
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3.2KAppellate CircuitAppellants and Denied Lower Court Intervenors Give Notice to Eleventh Circuit About Judge Jill Pryor
It is obvious the Burkes intend to file a second motion to disqualify Judge Pryor based the on new facts raised (sealing...
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2.6KAppellate CircuitMotion to Seal Civil Action Permanently is Denied by N.D. Tex. Magistrate Judge
Litigant Can't Seal Case to Improve Her Chances of Employment says federal magistrate judge. The right of access to court records precludes...
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2.7KAppellate CircuitMotion to Seal Law Firms Billing Rates Results In Hefty Sized Attorney Fee Write-Off
King & Spalding has withdrawn a request for nearly $665,000 in attorney fees after a federal judge ruled the law firm can’t...
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3.2K1Appellate CircuitThe Case of the Consumers versus the Consumer Watchdog and their BFF, OCWEN, on Appeal at the Eleventh Circuit
Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.
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2.7K1Appellate CircuitIn Tandem, “Opposing” Counsels”, namely the CFPB, a ‘Consumer Watchdog’ and Ocwen, a Non-Bank, Object to Consumers Constitutional Rights
Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.
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3.1K2Appellate CircuitEleventh Circuit Judge Jill Pryor Seals Motion to Disqualify and the Intervenors Fire Back
When a motion to disqualify a judge is based on the judge’s ownership interest in certain real estate, the public must be...
