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Meet Judge Barbara Lagoa of the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (11th Cir.)

Senate Judiciary and Code of Conduct Snubbed by Judges Lagoa and Luck as they Refuse to Recuse in Florida Voting Case

Judge Barbara Lagoa, a Trump appointee, asked whether upholding Hinkle’s ruling also required the appeals court to strike down Amendment 4.

Democratic Members of the Senate Judiciary Have Suggested Judge’s Luck and Lagoa’s Non-Recusal Violates the Code of Conduct

The judges participation in the Fl. case appears to violate the code of conduct for United States judges the 10 democratic senate judiciary committee members wrote.

The Eleventh Circuit Issues Another Glossed Opinion to Dismiss a Pro Se Lawyer’s Appeal

All motions under Rule 60(b) OTHER THAN those based on Rule 60(b)(4) must be made within a reasonable time.

Constance Daniels, Student of Hard Knocks, Admonished Florida Lawyer and Friend of The Eleventh Circuit

LIF cannot comprehend how the People of Florida and the United States of America are so accepting of Brazen Corruption.

Florida’s Citizens Fooled By the Judiciary as Thievin’ Lawyers Face No Jail Time

Lawyers Above the Law: There's a whole load more thievin' Florida attorneys in April who are sanctioned but not referred for criminal prosecution.

Florida Courtroom Gets Permanent Reminder to Keep Glossing Opinions

Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat Courtroom dedicated in Jacksonville Florida with 11th Cir Judges William Pryor, Brasher and Lagoa in attendance.

A Motion to Intervene Was Not Required, Or Is It? The Mood Swings at the Eleventh Circuit.

Sitting by designation, Judge Moody decided that you can file a motion to dismiss when you're the govt, without officially intervening.

Here’s the Tax Deductible 11th Cir. Opinion Judge Jill Pryor Has Been Bayin’ Her Colleagues For

And it is an $17 million dollar windfall for Pryor care of her judicial colleagues, with Judge Babs Lagoa leading the line in this unanimous, 36...

To Sanction or Not to Sanction, That is the Question

Neither the show-cause nor the sanctions order squarely placed the blame for these delays on the attorneys nor to a finding of bad faith.