Comfortable Friday, and welcome to a different roundup of the week’s information in regards to the judiciary. This week, we’re looking at an amicus temporary filed by 5 former federal district and Justice of the Peace judges, which argues that there could possibly be dire penalties if the Fifth Circuit accepts an argument being superior in a neighborhood enterprise dispute in Louisiana.
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Tuesday, September 2
Ex-Judges to 5th Circuit: Reject Rule That Would Make Vacating Magistrate References Easier
