... middle of a heated trial has one party questioned the judge's rulings.Defendant: I can't believe it. They are winning every objection! That lawyer ... , Texas in 1990. Hood's lawyers are arguing former Judge Verla Sue Holland was biased because of her alleged ... provided affidavit testimony that it was "common knowledge" that the judge and prosecutor "had a romantic relationship" during the time Hood ...

... great liberal judge. 83 year-old U.S. District Judge Barefoot Sanders died at his home on Sunday. He was the senior judge of the Northern District of Texas.Judge Sanders had served as Deputy Attorney General in the administration of Lyndon Johnson. He was ... presiding over the desegregation of public schools in Dallas, Texas.Rest in peace, Judge Sanders. You served your country well.

A circuit cord judge has overturned the bond decision made by a lower court in relation to the Bridgewater man ... and driving under the influence. After a General District Court Judge awarded Kight a 5-thousand dollar ... reports prosecutors immediately appealed. At the second hearing, a judge said he did not believe there is any combination of restraints and bail I can apply that would actually protect ...

The pants amendment?We read:"A Florida judge has deemed unconstitutional a law banning baggy pants that show ... put the measure on the ballot."Somebody help me,'' said Palm Beach Circuit Judge Paul Moyle, before giving his decision. "We're not talking about ... Carol Bickerstaff, who asked the law be declared "unconstitutional.'' The judge agreed with Bickerstaff immediately, reported the Post.Source The ...

... recover the costs of cleanup and damage caused by an oil refinery. The decision from District Court Judge Daniel Creitz overturns a jury verdict that sided with oil giant BP Corp. North America ... trial in the class-action lawsuit filed by the small southeast Kansas town of Neodesha. The judge says the city is entitled to a new trial to determine the damages. He gave the company 10 days to appeal his ...

NEW YORK — A New York City judge says news anchor Dan Rather can proceed with his $70 million lawsuit accusing CBS of violating its contract with him when the network fired him. ... II" as required and paid him what it owed him. Rather lawyer Martin Gold says proving breach of contract will be "a slam dunk." The judge also let Rather's breach of fiduciary duty complaint against CBS continue.