All posts tagged "Offutt v. United States"
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602Appellate 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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1.1KFederal LawA Federal Notice of Appeal is Not Limited to 30 Days, that’s a Judicial Rule Subordinate to Statute
Re: timeliness of appeals in federal civil cases: Section 2107 of Title 28 of the U.S. Code (a federal statute) v FRAP...
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967AccelerationA Shriner, A Mason and Texas Appellate Justice, D. Michael Wallach Wails on Pro Se Litigant Nicholson
As Nobles, we are a Potentate Masons. We have all taken the same Masonic obligation and learned the first lesson of Masonry,...
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1.6KAppellate 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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931Appellate JudgesThree Texas Appellate Judges Need to Recuse Sayeth Texas Rules, Pro Se
Justice Brian Walker, Justice Mike Wallach and Justice Dabney Bassel of the Second Court of Appeals in Texas should recuse from the...
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1.5KAppellate 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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1.4KAppellate JudgesAnother Criminal Whiteout Opinion from the Fifth Circuit Re Threats to a Texas Judge and a Denied Recusal
Lewis's mother threatened a Texas judge where she admitted to knowing where the Judge kept his gun. She was a housekeeper at...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitFifth Circuit Pens Opinion on Judicial Bias Which Demands Federal Judge Be Removed
Fifth Cir. hold that a reasonable man would reasonably question this trial judge’s impartiality and the integrity of the judicial system.
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1.6KAppellate CircuitThe Unconstitutional Non-Random 3-Panel Assignment in a Louisiana Appellate Court Went All the Way to the US Supreme Court. The End.
The US Supreme Court decline to hear a petition about non-random assignments of judges on appeal. After all, it involves secretive judicial...
