All posts tagged "supreme court"
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1.8KAppellate JudgesFauxpinion: The Judiciary is Disturbed and Disconnected in the New Media Age
Judges are adopting a media focused style of legal writing, separating themselves from their judicial colleagues, causing strife within.
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1.7KAppellate JudgesCronyism in Federal Judicial Appointments Makes a Mockery of Retirements
Judge King’s decision to recant his retirement apparently had to do with an issue regarding his preferred replacement being overlooked.
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1.4KAccelerationFacing the Turncoats. An Incredible True Story Exclusively on LIT
The significant and distressing difference is the Burkes battle is not just with the opposing parties, but with the judicial machinery itself.
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1.1KAppellate CircuitLaw Prof: It’s Time for Hard Labor at the US Supreme Court
The end of Clerkships: If this proposal were to gain momentum, the lower courts should be mandated to implement this new precedent.
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1.4KAppellate CircuitThe Best Work by Congress So Far in 2021: The STOCK Act (for Judges)
It's a start. The STOCK act is a sign of progress and that is worthy of a hat tip, but there's still...
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1.1KBankersAt the National Association of Realtors, They Don’t Understand the Word ‘Withdrawn’
The U.S. Department of Justice said that it has withdrawn from a settlement inked last year with the National Association of Realtors.
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1.1KAppellate JudgesExpressive Associations Exist for the Purpose of Engaging in Those Activities Protected by the First Amendment
The district court specifically held that Mote’s association and speech rights were clearly established. The Fifth Circuit Agreed.
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1.8K1Appellate CircuitThe Kozinski and Kavanaugh Affair Confirms Cronyism. Conclusion: Judicial Immunity Should be Repealed
After serving as a law clerk to Brett Kavanaugh, Clayton Kozinski went go on to clerk for Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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879Appellate CircuitThe Many Lyin’ Federal Judges Who Failed to Recuse Despite Conflicts Finally Being Questioned by Congress (2021)
LIT's had this data for years but thanks to the much larger media outlets like Reuters and Wall Street Journal who have...
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788Appellate JudgesJudge Jim Ho and His Ramblin’, Self-Servin’ Motion Order Related to Amici and Three Retired Federal Judges
If an amicus brief turns out to be unhelpful, the merits panel, after studying the case, will then simply disregard the amicus...
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901Appellate CircuitIn Light of All the Judicial Misconduct Now Publicly Documented, Will Judicial Immunity Be Repealed?
LIT has said this repeatedly. Judicial Immunity has been abused for decades and it is time to reel in these Outlaws in...
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945Appellate CircuitAccess to Courts and Records; Even Years After the Civil Action has Ended via Permissive Intervention
Open Courts: "The legitimacy and integrity of a court’s action depend on the public’s ability to scrutinize the basis for that action."
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1.4KAppellate JudgesGoodwin Law and PHH Ocwen are Writing Fiction in Their Selective Brief, Again
Goodwin have avoided all the main arguments raised by the pro se Burkes because they have no legal answer, so instead they...
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1.3KBankersNY Appellate Chief Judge Janet DiFiore’s Dirty Laundry Exposed, Again
It's former King of the Courts, Union Chief Dennis Quirk versus Queen of Corruption and Conflicts from the Bench, Chief Judge Janet...
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1.8KAppellate CircuitReasons to Recall the Mandate to Prevent an Injustice
The “good cause” requisite to recall the mandate is the showing of need to avoid injustice.
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1.8KAppellate 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 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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856Federal JudgesIs HR4 the Start of Meaningful Reform Which Will Rein In the Outlaws?
H.R. 4, in short, is court reform. An indication that House Democrats are getting serious about reining in an out-of-control Supreme Court.
