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Texas court sued for slow justice

By Glen Ashman

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Parties in Case Pending More Than 4 Years Sue Texas High Court Justices Over Delay
Texas Lawyer

Alleging that the delay in their case has deprived them of their constitutional rights to due process, plaintiffs in a class action suit pending more than four years at the Texas Supreme Court have sued each of the court's nine justices. Plaintiffs attorney Thomas R. Bray says the class claims total approximately $80 million, including $40 million in actual damages and $40 million in prejudgment interest. The plaintiffs say the appeal in their underlying suit is the oldest awaiting a decision by the state high court.

Full post as published by It's (Barely) Legal on February 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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