Rixon Charles Rafter III Litigation Lawyer
Posted about 14 years ago.
Ahh, I didn't catch in your first post that ALL the judges had submitted written recusals.
Depending on the subject matter of the cause of action, appeal to the VACOA or VASC would be the next step.
Asker
Posted about 14 years ago.
The VA court of Appeals claims they do not have jurisdiction. (I assume trying to suggest that if a Judge is appointed by the VASC that they do not have authority over the higher court.
The last appeal to the VASC that I made in which I thought I had itemized the errors was denied with a statement that I had not noted the errors. Yes the Judge was given a written notice of my view. Thank you for your assistance and sorry for my bad attitude. Point of clarification: one order recusing all three judges of the 11th circuit was signed by Judge D'Alton, the second order recusing all three judges from another case from the same root cause was signed by Judge Baskervill.
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Posted about 14 years ago.
I assume I did not make my question clear. As I understand once all the Judges of a Virginia circuit (such as the 11th)have signed orders recusing themselves VA code section 17.1-105 B comes into play. The Judges who have recused themselves no longer have authority to ask another Judge to take their place. This has happened, how does one get the Commonwealth to play by their own rules?