All posts tagged "texas appellate courts"

Homeowner Nicholson Sues BDF Hopkins and BONYM Before Overworked NDTX Federal Judge Mark Pittman

The impropriety starts early in Nicholson's federal filing as Judge Means transfers the case to Judge Pittman, contrary to the assignment.

Fourteenth Court of Appeals Asked: What the Heck Does Carry With the Case Actually Mean?

Appellees cannot comply with the above direction from the Court because there is no such permanent sealing order (Rule 76a).

Harriet takes Her Chariot to the Circled Wagons at Gumbo5 Seeking to Reverse a Miscarriage of Justice

Nicholson requests the Court reverse the district court’s judgment; render judgment and declare the Second Court of Appeals judgment is void.

A 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,...

Three 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...

Judicial Silence: Pro Se Harriet Nicholson Renews Her Request to Vacate Void Judgments

Appellant prays this Court vacate the void judgments for lack of subject matter jurisdiction in the interest of justice and due process.

Harriet Nicholson Takes Her Seat at the Senate Judiciary, Spotlighting Texas Federal Courts versus State Courts

Pro se Harriet Nicholson's Drop Mic Moment in Texas Federal Court.

8 Years Later, Homeowner Nicholson Returns To N.D. Tex. Federal Court, This Time As Complainant

A Federal Lawsuit for Declaratory Judgment to decide if the Texas 2COA had jurisdiction to review non-appealable interlocutory orders.

All Eyes On Third Court of Appeals in Texas After Mixed Results for Philanderer and Thief Ken Paxton

TX Fifth Court of Appeals decided Ken Paxton could be named a party and the First Court of Appeals aided his Criminal...

Chief Justice Gina Benavides Writes About Texas Appellate Standards. We’re Talkin’ Lawyers Creed, Legal Ethics and Other Obscure Rules Folks.