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Ridgerunner
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Judges decide who gets paid and who doesn’t in Chapter 11 bankruptcies. But unless every legitimate creditor is paid in full, it’s a wipeout for owners equity.Nope. The resistance started when he stiffed people and declared his first bankruptcy. What’s he up to now, six?
The guy is lucky Judge Curiel didn’t throw his behind in jail for contempt of court. And that was BEFORE the election.
Judge Curiel took it upon himself to allow public disclosure of claimants’ claims and evidence in detail before trial; an action that was unnecessary and tends to poison jury pools. Most judges don’t do that, and for that very reason. He also kept the lawsuit alive when the Plaintiff wanted to drop it. Claims of judicial bias, particularly when they seem pretty obvious, do not normally result in contempt citations or half the litigants in the country would be held in contempt.