All posts tagged "proposed sufficient petition for rehearing en banc"
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1.9K1Appellate CircuitA Fifth Circuit Clerk Corruptly Impersonating Appellants Induces Finality of Appeal
Fifth Circuit Clerk Gardner, with knowledge and in bad faith, entered her own fraudulent Motion upon which the 5th Cir. entered its...
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1.8KAppellate CircuitThe Ultimate in Corrupt Opinions. Fifth Circuit Issue Mandate Based on 5th Circuit Clerks Motion.
The Burkes now have proof beyond a reasonable doubt of Elder Abuse in Texas Federal Courts. It's now a valid Criminal Complaint.
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1.4KAppellate CircuitStrike II – You Can’t Have a Fifth Circuit Clerk Filing Your Motions, That’s Void Ab Initio
The Burkes file a motion to strike Hopkins Law's response as the motion they are objecting to is void ab initio. It...
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1.4KAppellate CircuitA Motion to Strike Hopkins Law Scandalous Reply is Lodged At The Fifth Circuit
The Pot Calling the Kettle Black; Austin Creditor Rights Lawyers Mark and Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law impetuously project their hypocrisy.
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1.6KAppellate CircuitA Sanctionable Response From the Scandalous Lawyers at BDF Hopkins
The Burkes Wanted Certain Judges to be Shot.” – admitted liar Attorney Mark Hopkins in open court and “wanted this to end,...
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1.3KAppellate CircuitJudicial Lyin’: Calling Out the Deviants and Miscreants at the Federal Fifth Circuit
Oath of office of clerks and deputies; In part: “…and will faithfully and impartially discharge all other duties of my office according...
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1.5KAppellate CircuitA Motion for Sanctions Against Repetitive, Non-Conferring Attorneys Lands at the Fifth Circuit
Will this Court follow their own opinions and rules and sanction Hopkins? And refer Mark Hopkins and Shelley Hopkins to State Bar...
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1.2KAppellate CircuitA Motion to Clarify the Foxy Orders From the Fifth Circuit
The 5th Circuit denied the Burkes request to exclude the Statement of Facts from their petition but now they have had a...
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1.1KAppellate CircuitA Petition for Rehearing En Banc Deadline Order With A Foxy Twist From the Fifth Circuit
Fifth Circuit have uploaded the May 17, 2021 document as “proposed sufficient petition for rehearing en banc” to the April 13, 2021...
