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Texas will want to get rid him (yes, difficult) now that the Eastern District Court of Texas racket is up. It’s a competitive disadvantage now.
by CalChris 9y ago
Texas will want to get rid him (yes, difficult) now that the Eastern District Court of Texas racket is up. It’s a competitive disadvantage now.
- umanwizard 9y agoHe isn't affiliated with Texas or connected with its government in any way. He's part of the federal court system; he just happens to be physically located in Texas.
- CalChris 9y agoI am well aware of the construction of our Federal system with its separation of powers, its system of states and their boundaries. I'm also aware of the jurisdictional boundary of the Eastern District which you can view here: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-cjdbkic2WPI/WDSjakCZpNI/AAAAAAAAdMg/VmkFB2u60L8KhKVUC3jA-thX-CB2Qbw2QCLcB/s1600/00935144.PNG https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-cjdbkic2WPI/WDSjakCZpNI/AAAAAAAAd... Yeah, this is a Texas thing and in particular it's an East Texas thing. Texans enabled, participated and benefited from this and if you need that spelled out, I'll call it corruption. Of course Federal judges are Federal and moreover they get life tenure. So this guy isn't going away. But his patent mud farm is.