Eric Moye

Dallas has trouble locating planet Earth

Moye Rules: Earth is Flat!

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

From Hard Rock to Rubble, Most Likely

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

Re: The Fight Over the Old Hard Rock Building

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

The Fight Over the Old Hard Rock Cafe Building Just Got a Little More...Interesting

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

Under a Sly Stone, There's a Lost Dream

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

Re: A Teacher Sues DISD

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

Re: A Teacher Sues DISD...

At 2:30 p.m. today 14th Civil District Judge Eric Moye put the Planet Earth back where it belongs, much to the relief of people clinging to its surface in one East Dallas neighborhood. In the infamous "dirt skirts" case, a zoning dispute over building heights, Moye ruled that city of Dallas buildin ... More >>

Schoolhouse Dynamite

If Russell Fish ever wins his lawsuit, watch 'em blow

Divided She Stands

Is controversial DISD trustee Lois Parrott a champion of the little guy, or the bitter core of the board's infamous civil wars?

Buzz

DISD wins its case defending Edison Schools. Now the district wants payback. Lots of it.

Buzz

Mr. Conflict; Not easy getting green

Ethical dilemma

It was reformers vs. the business-as-usual crowd on Dallas' ethics task force. Somehow the reformers won. Sort of.

Leveling the field

The state attorney general joins forces with a private citizen in his battle with DISD

Bad blood

Confusion reigns at the Dallas NAACP, while its national leader and John Wiley Price feud

U.S. Reprehensible

Eddie Bernice Johnson has burned through more than 50 staffers during her four years in Congress. She says she's just demanding. They say she's a tyrant.

Judge, not?

Dallas attorney Cheryl Wattley's nomination for the federal bench is in limbo