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Keith Ellison

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    May 7, 2008
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    February 13, 1997
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    April 3, 1997
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    December 18, 1997

    A Family Affair

    Roland Garcia has the political backing to be the U.S. Attorney for South Texas. He also has a brother imprisoned for murder and drug trafficking -- a fact he somehow forgot to tell his congressional sponsors. That may not be enough to disqualify him, but

  • News

    April 9, 1998

    Horror Show

    Ruben Guerrero's plans to be a judge again are dashed, as local Democrats continue their inept ways

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    June 25, 1998

    The Insider

    Ruben Guerrero's plans to be a judge again are dashed, as local Democrats continue their inept ways

  • Blogs

    July 1, 2009

    The Rocket Strikes Out Again In Court

    Photo by MACSURAKTeam Rocket lost another battle in court today as Federal District Court Judge Keith Ellison reaffirmed his ruling from earlier this year that dismissed most of Roger Clemens's defamation suit against Brian McNamee. The portions of the suit that had been dismissed dealt with Brian M ... More >>

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    October 29, 2009

    Federal Judge Dismisses Suit Involving Alleged Spy Shot By HPD Officers

    ​In the court of law, it never really mattered whether Roland Carnaby was a spy, as he claimed just before police gunned him down along the highway following a high-speed chase. After all, his widow, Susan, was suing the City of Houston and a pair of its police officers in federal court for excess ... More >>

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    April 14, 2011

    George Ellington: Sheriff's Deputy Pleads Guilty to Helping Ecstasy Ring

    Ellington faces up to five years​Former Harris County Sheriff's Deputy George Wesley Ellington entered a guilty plea today to an extortion charge that rose out of his helping an Ecstasy operation with information and armed security. Ellington, 38, faces up to five years in prison. "At today' ... More >>

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    February 9, 2012

    Some Judges Want Paintings Of "Shirtless Black Men Hauling...Bales of Cotton" Removed From Courthouse

    Offensive racist imagery, or benign painting well-suited for a courthouse or mid-range motel? You be the judge.​Six historical paintings at Houston's federal courthouse have raised some hackles with two federal judges, who believe the paintings dredge up offensive imagery of slavery. The pain ... More >>

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