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Appeals court overturns contempt finding, removes judge in Texas foster care lawsuit

  • A federal appeals court removed U.S. District Judge Janis Jack from a foster care lawsuit against Texas, signaling a potential end to the 13-year legal fight.
  • The panel stated, "The district judge must be removed," also reversing a $100,000 daily fine imposed on Texas’ social services agency.
  • An attorney for the plaintiffs announced plans to appeal the ruling regarding claims of the state's failure to investigate abuse in foster care.
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