Judge Troupas
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131 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 21 Feb
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Mind you, we went to the judge privately.
We tried not to make this public initially because we said, look, if we're wrong, tell us we're wrong.
No one has told us we're wrong.
Eventually, the judge simply said, I'm not going to hold a hearing on this.
Bind you over.
So in other words, all we asked for was an evidentiary hearing where we could put on linguists, experts, as well as other facts about the case to demonstrate the judge didn't write the opinion and put those facts on in front of a different judge.
100% of the lawyers listening to your program this morning and 100% of the judges would say, of course, when you have that kind of evidence, you must hold a separate hearing in front of a different judge to determine if there's been judicial impropriety.
This judge denied us.
And that's what the Wall Street Journal piece is about, because that case is now on appeal to the state Supreme Court.
And that appeal was filed late yesterday.
So this has enormous implications.
Yes.
As you and I have spoken before.
More than 20 years.
There are seven years on each count.
That's right.
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