Jones v. Strauss
Texas Supreme Court
1Per curiam
This original prohibition proceeding concerns whether the trial court has evidenced an intention to allow litigation of issues precluded by our prior rendition of judgment. We conclude that the Honorable Gus J. Strauss, District Judge, has now indicated an intention to interfere with this court’s prior opinion and judgment. We conditionally issue the writ of prohibition against Judge Strauss. Nothing in the record suggests that the Honorable B.B. Schraub has indicated he would allow litigation of precluded issues, and we decline to issue the writ against him. We hold respondent Colle has…
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