Longtime Fifth Circuit Bulwark Dennis Stops Hearing Cases
James Dennis, a veteran Fifth Circuit judge who’s served as a relatively liberal guardrail on the conservative appeals court in recent years, has moved to inactive status.
James Dennis, a veteran Fifth Circuit judge who’s served as a relatively liberal guardrail on the conservative appeals court in recent years, has moved to inactive status.
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