Tag: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
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Will Tennessee Defendants/Plaintiffs Get Their “Day in Court?”
by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 18, 2024) — On January 9, The Post & Email provided a long-awaited update on a case submitted pro se to the U.S. Supreme Court by a Middle Tennessee couple against whom a sizable judgment was obtained by the former Reliant Bank, now a part of United Community Banks, Inc. of…
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Outrageous Ruling!
REPORT ON PURPURA V. CHRISTIE RULING by Dwight Kehoe, Editor, TPATH, ©2016 (Apr. 6, 2016) — On March 31, 2016, after months and months of delay, after missing numerous ruling dates, and what appears to be collusion between the defense and the District Court Judge Shipp, an Obama appointee, finally issued his ruling on several…
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Phony Pretenders Pretend as Purpura v. Christie Battles On
“READY, WILLING AND ABLE” by Chaplain Nicholas Purpura and Dwight Kehoe, Editor, TPATH, ©2015 (Dec. 29, 2015) — Many TPATH readers know that Governor Chris Christie, and numerous legislators as well as a few judges are being sued for consistent and conspiratorial activities of Civil Rights violations under the RICO Statute. The case has been…
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Congressman Issa, where do you stand on the Constitution?
IS THERE ONE GOOD MAN LEFT STANDING, OR NOT? Dear Editor: The following letter was sent to Congressman Darrell Issa of California’s 49th District: September 4, 2010 Honorable Darrell Issa Dear Mr. Issa, This is not a form letter. It is specifically for you — from a resident of Duncan Hunter’s district. John F. Kennedy…