The court rejected Judge Carlos Cortez's attempt to keep his own deposition and two witness statements related to a defamation lawsuit he filed against a Dallas attorney out of public view.
June 10, 2013 at 11:04 AM
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The Texas Supreme Court on June 7 denied a petition for review filed by 44th District Court Judge Carlos Cortez. The high court rejected Cortez’s attempt to keep his own deposition and two witness statements related to a defamation lawsuit he filed against a Dallas attorney out of public view.
Texas Lawyer has intervened in the case to get access to those documents.
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