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In response to: Kathy Fang enters race for Plano City Council

Gayle Solomon [Visitor] — Mon, 06 May 2013 20:40:24 +0000

Hi Bill,
I want to let you know that she is running for Plano City Council Place 8, this year in 2013.
Cathy dearly loves the city of Plano and has lived here since 1983.
She has an MBA in Business Administration and over 20 years experience as CPA and small business owner in Plano. Cathy is an expert in balancing bugets. She is also an author and writer of columns in the Dallas Chinese News.
She is a member of Grace Chinese Baptist Church, and a member of many local organizations.
Pol Adv. Paid By Cathy Fang Campaign

In response to: Terri Green running for the 380th District Court

Just Looking, Not buying GREEN [Visitor] — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 05:56:05 +0000

Not judge material, any way you slice it! Why are so many cases involving Terri Green as a defendant, or cases involving her children, SEALED or EXPUNGED?
Texas voters need to know the answers to these questions before they plan to vote for her; Those of you supporting Terri Green, might want to ask Terri Green about this too; the truth about Terri Green will eventually come out. What happened on December 5, 2001 in Tomball, Texas Terri? There's a new wiki page out there called
TerriGreen-NotAsJudge, at wikispaces.com Check it out!

In response to: Appeals court overturns Collin capital conviction

Guilty after all [Visitor] — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:48:33 +0000

It looks like she was found guilty AGAIN after all. I am no one to judge, but finding her guilty twice of capital murder is good enough for me. Sad situation for all involved.

In response to: Not Judge Rusch's first controversial warrant

Luther [Visitor] — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 05:55:11 +0000

The posts here support what this newly re-elected judge just did to a good, law abiding family, with members who fought to defend America in every major war since the American Revolution! He denied a TRO request in their personal war - fighting to keep their home against mortgage company who is guilty of multiple violations of this family's rights. The family's attorney, possessing strong evidence morgtage company likely foreclosed without legal right and violated federal TILA, RESPA, Chapter 7 (to name a few) statutes, requested a TRO in order to buy time to gain this family's constitutional right to have their case properly heard in court. Rusch denied the TRO with extreme condescending demeanor, absolutely refusing to hear any explanations - eschewing the request and allowing the family to be evicted while rewarding the mortgage company for violating any point of law they choose... not to mention himself denying a fundamental constitutional right! With judges like this eschewing these cases all over the country, where is "due justice"?

In response to: BARNETT WALKER, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COURT AT LAW #2 IN COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS

Michael Biggs [Visitor] — Fri, 25 May 2012 04:13:35 +0000

Honesty has been lacking in this campaign. Recently my cousin mentioned he had been working on a criminal case with Sharon Ramage. The case went to trial in Collin County and Sharon had done well enough for my cousin to mention her work. I was more than a little surprised to find a mailer in my mailbox the very same day claiming she was a liar and did not even practice criminal law in Collin County.

I have verified the information and it is not Sharon Ramage who is a liar.

In response to: BARNETT WALKER, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COURT AT LAW #2 IN COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS

Vote For Barnett [Visitor] — Sun, 13 May 2012 20:21:07 +0000

Barnett Walker is an honest, honorable man with incredible talent, intelligence and an unshakable character.

He is an actual American hero and stands for doing what is right, the letter and spirit of the law regardless of politics or who is involved, be it we "ordinary citizens" or our public servants.

He would bring a badly needed breath of fresh air into the "justice" system of Collin County.

In response to: The Collin County Observer adds a reporter

teddie cramer [Visitor] — Wed, 09 May 2012 14:31:57 +0000

before or after the May 29th election?

In response to: Criminal investigation looks for stolen money in JP Court

Ed Cage [Visitor] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 23:33:48 +0000

I didn't think I'd get an explanation to my question on 3/31/12. FACT: Judge Lewis and his Court were bonded/insured. It is the perpetrator who must reimburse missing or stolen funds. The Judge of that same court is **NOT** obligated to do so as was erroneously quoted above. Although he is an unusually dishonest judge, JP Judge Johnny Lewis was not responsible. FACT: Court Administrator Misty Beaty was the only person seriously investigated and interrogated. Lewis had his wife reimburse the missing funds (even though they were bonded/insured!!). …And now the case is very conveniently marked "Case Closed" by the PPD.