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Meet Judge Moye: the guy who sent Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther to jail for a week is not exactly a wholesome individual. A Texas judge sentenced a Dallas hair salon owner to seven days in jail and a $7,000 fine for opening the salon in defiance of lockdown orders, the local CBS affiliate reported. First GoFundMe donation ever.
She argues that her salon is a safe and clean environment that doesn't pose a threat in spreading COVID-19. In 1993, he … Luther could have argued against the constitutionality of the stay-at-home orders at the May 11 hearing, but instead she chose to stay open, Correa said.It’s “the same thing I would tell a client: Comply with a judge’s orders, and let’s change his mind,” Correa said. But I'm not going to shut the salon.' Moyé began his legal career with Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, L.L.P. “I’ve got to believe that’s what drives Eric as much as anything. “It's in your control.”Jeff Dalton, a political consultant who’s worked with Moyé for over a decade, said that since the judge’s ruling, Moyé has received hateful, racist messages, and his home address and phone numbers were posted online.“It’s obviously concerning when complaints about a ruling rise to the level of threats of violence, like, ‘Hang the judge,’ or ‘We’re coming with our guns,’” Dalton said.Dalton said the response to the ruling was a “coordinated, concerted attack on him by the far right.”But Dalton said Moyé knows what the courtroom stands for: justice and the law.“He divorces himself from other considerations when he’s in the courtroom,” he said.Get email alerts on breaking news stories as soon as they happen.Stand with us in our mission to discover and uncover the story of North TexasCopyright © 2020 The Dallas Morning News. His order is a shameful abuse of judicial discretion, which seems like another political stunt in Dallas. If the salon continues to operate, the judge ordered Luther to pay $500 each day through May 8, which is when Texas will allow salons and barbershops to reopen. George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building – 600 Commerce Street, 5th Floor New Tower, Dallas, TX 75202 Court Adnministrator: (214) 653-6000 • Fax: (214) 653-6001 E-mail: brivera@dallascourts.org. By Joe Hoft Published May 6, 2020 at 7:38am Share on Facebook (7k) Tweet Share Email Print. Pictured April 25 speaking at Open Texas rally in FriscoLuther pictured speaking at an Open Texas rally in Frisco, Texas on April 25 where she ripped up the citation the state issued her for opening her salonLuther says that her business needs to be open because her hairstylists need to work to provide for their families. Prince William enjoys a nostalgic family break to the tiny island where he holidayed with Charles and Diana as a child and will eventually inherit from his father Thomas Markle has 'given up on Meghan and Harry completely' after reading new Finding Freedom book, according to son Thomas Jnr.Meghan's influence on Prince Harry is 'very reminiscent of Lady Macbeth' because she exploits his weaknesses says Royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell Revealed: Queen scolded Prince Harry for using bad language towards her closest aide during a row over Meghan's Royal Wedding tiara fitting First deadly 'murder hornet' is captured in Washington state by agriculture officials who are in a race against time to find the nest before mating season begins Southwest United States issues an 'excessive heat warning' as several cities in Arizona, Nevada and California prepare for temperatures to hit 120f'And they are off!
Since the sentencing, Moyé has been receiving criticism for the decision, including from the governor of Texas and the attorney general, who are calling for her release from jail.Throwing Texans in jail who have had their businesses shut down through no fault of their own is nonsensical, and I will not allow it to happen. After Moyé sentenced Luther to seven days of jail time, he received a lot of criticism, including from Gov. Rise up, Dallas! Eric V. Moyé, Presiding.
Otherwise you could end up in jail.”“If you show contrition and you promise that you're going to comply, then you can get out of jail,” Correa said.
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