Hearing in Paxton case to consider prosecutors’ push for another trial delay by Patrick Svitek,The Texas Tribune Oct. 3, 2017 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton‘s lawyers and the prosecutors handling the securities fraud case against him are preparing to debate a familiar topic Wednesday: whether his trial should be delayed — for a third time…
Jim Jenkins is to return to court on Thursday Oct 5th @ 1:30 PM in the 359th District Court at 207 W Philips St. Conroe TX for a status hearing. This is where the State, i.e. Ken Paxton’s AG office will tell the court if they plan to continue pursuing their corrupt goal of prosecuting…
Bad language but sound reporting. Also a good essay from Temple U. that discusses the issue at length. Unreasonable Certainty: A Call To Abandon “Reasonable Degree of Scientific Testimony” Terminology. The persistence of this term breeds the likelihood of confusion in at least two regards – an over-inflation of the probativeness and reliability of the…
buchanan.org/blog/judge-moore-gods-law-127700 9/28/2017 By Patrick J. Buchanan When elected chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in 2000, Judge Roy Moore installed in his courthouse a monument with the Ten Commandments that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai carved into it. Told by a federal court his monument violated the separation of church and state, Moore…
From The Marshall project 09.22.2017 Christy Perry, a Republican state representative and co-owner of a gun shop in Boise, regularly travels with her husband to gun shows to sell their wares. Voters come to her booth so often that her husband jokingly plunked a sign next to the AR-15s: “Gun talk only. No politics.” A couple…
