Case manager submitter, not "case worker". They aren't the same thing.

But, but, but... Clinton!

Maybe he just wanted to show her his Learned Hand.

Note in the article that his fellow judge-buddies thought his behavior warranted a 4 month paid vacation and escape from Galveston.

Oh, man, Samuel Kent? Some of his scathingly hilarious written opinions have been the subject of emails circulated among lawyers and law students for over a decade. Damn.

Bolivia v. Phillip Morris Companies, Inc. (Order of transfer)

Smith v. Colonial Penn Ins. Co. (Order denying transfer)

Bradshaw v. Unity Marine (Order granting summary judgment in favor of defendant)

Nabb1: Oh, man, Samuel Kent? Some of his scathingly hilarious written opinions have been the subject of emails circulated among lawyers and law students for over a decade. Damn.

Bolivia v. Phillip Morris Companies, Inc. (Order of transfer)

Smith v. Colonial Penn Ins. Co. (Order denying transfer)

Bradshaw v. Unity Marine (Order granting summary judgment in favor of defendant)

Some of the best stuff ever to come from the bench. I really hated watching this case unfold.

KaponoFor3: Pretty kick ass written decision

I particularly enjoyed the Smith v Colonial Penn comments. If you're from Houston you know what I'm talking about.

I do not think that I would like this judge on the court of the people or the judge judy television show. I can see the two sides because maybe he is the loneliest man. But the other side is that you do not touch other people unless you ask them first and they say this is ok for them. Do we know if he asked her?

cats4rent: if fondling her is wrong...i don't want to be right. whats a secretary for anyway?

I can answer this question. It is on the Wikipedia.com.

It says this "A secretary is either an administrative assistant in business office administration, or a certain type of mid- or high-level governmental position, such as a Secretary of State.

The executive secretary (sometimes called administrative assistant or associate) has a myriad of administrative duties. Traditionally, these duties were mostly related to correspondence, such as the typing out of letters. The advent of word processing has significantly reduced the time that such duties require, with the result that many new tasks have come under the purview of the secretary. These might include managing budgets and doing bookkeeping, maintaining websites, and making travel arrangements. Secretaries might manage all the administrative details of running a high level conference or arrange the catering for a typical lunch meeting. Often executives will ask their assistant to take meeting minutes and prepare meeting documents for review. To record spoken information effectively a secretary has to learn a speedwriting or shorthand skill. Methods such as EasyScript Speed Writing and Alphabetic Shorthand are based on mastering a small set of abbreviating rules rather than memorizing individual abbreviations for each word offer a shorter learning curve. They may also do personnel paperwork which used to be thought of as a Human Relations function; this might also include understanding the complex rules regarding Visa and Immigration.

To be successful today the executive assistant must have a broad level of skills and be creative in managing new situations. As such a 4 year degree (Bachelors of Arts) is often preferred and a 2 year degree is usually a requirement.

The governmental title usually refers to a department-head type of position, though positions such as that of the United Nations Secretary-General may also describe the leader of an organization."

Heh, what a farking Kanye.

/sounds like some Kanyes I know.

TheShavingofOccam123: meerkat: TheShavingofOccam123: Dammit! Now they have to go to court with unclean hands!

Why, was she a dirty girl?

Her animus was unremarkable.

wut?