Not long after a California judge found Mary Cummins acted in bad faith a Texas judge found her legal antics in the Lone Star State to be less than acceptable. First, she tried to get the judge in the Bat World defamation trial recused, seemingly just because she didn’t care for the judgement (no wonder – she has 6.1 million reasons not to like it). That motion was denied:
Apparently, the language in the denial order wasn’t clear enough for Mary Cummins – she then filed a motion asking the judge to reconsider the very same order. Perhaps she thought the judge had a change or heart overnight and was suddenly moved by her brilliant legal arguments? Whatever she was thinking, that motion met with predictable results:
Denied again! But the best part is this – in the process of denying her initial motion for recusal, the Judge found that Mary Cummins had done something that the court didn’t approve of, ordering her to pay Attorney Randy Turner (whom Mary really dislikes for winning the defamation case against her) $500 under a Rule 18 sanction:
Ouch. That’s gotta hurt. It’s an easy bet that she won’t enjoy writing that check. Of course, immediately after the hearing in which the sanctions were found to be justified, Mary Cummins posted online that the plaintiffs had LOST their motion for sanctions. Say what? Guess that wasn’t an accurate representation of the proceedings, now was it? But then, it’s become quite obvious that Mary just isn’t all that good with the truth…
Truth About Mary 