Reply #6: I worked for her once. [View All]

As a substitute court reporter. One day I had to stay late to work on a jury charge (because she had wasted time during the regular workday, as she often did).

It was probably 5:30 or 6 pm or later. I was quite tired. Exhausted. She came in my office and asked me if I was going to school at night. I said no, because it was the summer. I had been going to law school at night and she knew that.

Then she just looked at me with a funny look, and I said "Judge, I am NOT on drugs.". She walked away three steps, her mouth flew open in surprise.

Then she turned around and whacked me in the head with a rolled up piece of paper. I should have filed a judicial complaint.

She also refused to sign my forms to turn into the county auditor so I could get paid for the weeks I worked for her, until the transcripts that were on appeal were turned in. So that was months later. I presented three different invoices and wrote on them "FIRST INVOICE FOR PAYMENT FOR THIS WEEK TURNED IN", "SECOND INVOICE TURNED IN FOR THIS WEEK, SO FAR UNPAID" and so forth.
She was a judge in a felony court so there was more transcript work and more appeals to type than was humanly possible.

Nobody in Harris County has any respect for her, that I know of.


She couldn't get elected garbage collector, if that was an elected office, because she treats EVERYBODY below her like dirt.