A judge in Harris County's 333rd Civil District Court was recused from litigation after a party accused her of texting an opponent, before she took the bench, saying she would be willing to "help out behind the scenes."
January 27, 2021 at 02:27 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
A judge has recused newly elected jurist Brittanye Morris of Houston from a case after allegations arose about text messages Morris sent to a litigant. But another litigant claims the texts filed in court documents are a forgery.
Morris had previously declined to recuse herself. Now Presiding Judge Susan Brown of the 11th Administrative Judicial Region granted a recusal motion.
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