Plaintiff seeks recusal of four justices of Texas Supreme Court
Here’s a copy of a motion to recuse four justices of the Texas Supreme Court, on account of what the mover describes as a defense bias in tort cases. Comments, anyone?
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Here’s a copy of a motion to recuse four justices of the Texas Supreme Court, on account of what the mover describes as a defense bias in tort cases. Comments, anyone?
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A plaintiff in Texas has moved to recuse four (out of nine) justices of the Texas Supreme Court, based upon a statistical analysis of Court opinions involving tort cases concluding there is a defense bias on the court. Click here... [Read More]
Denied. I also think the writer is "to smart for his own good."
Posted by:Barry Mccarthy | September 21, 2007 at 11:39 PM