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Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther's recusal motion filed Wednesday alleged that Judge Eric Moyé had a "pre-existing bias towards anyone who protested stay-at-home orders."
May 28, 2020 at 06:57 PM
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Judge Eric Moyé of the 14th District Court on Thursday declined to recuse himself in the lawsuit against Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther.
Luther and her company, Salon a la Mode, had asked Moyé to recuse himself Wednesday in the case she’s defending against the city of Dallas, which alleged that Luther defied COVID-19 orders to open her business early.
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