UPDATE ON SYLVIA'S GAME PLAYING WITH MY LAWSUIT AGAINST THE CITY

Because Art McDonald recused himself without any basis in law, the Regional Administrative Judge is required to assign a new judge.  This issue is going on mandamus.  My time is freeing up to finish the mandamus.

Former Court of Appeals judge Gina Benavides was assigned, and I was allowed to object to her without cause because she lost her last election.

This forced Missy Medary to assign another judge.  She signed the order on the 16th.  Sylvia Garza Perez got the order of assignment just before 8 a.m. on the 17th.  That gave her the entire day to send it to the parties.  She decided, nope. 

09/22/2025 Order of Assignment 

Comment
(filed on 9/17/2025) C/to: all parties and by posting a copy down staris)

So, we know for sure the order is time stamped just before 8 a.m. But she waited until the 22nd to mail it to the parties.  This was an intentional act of delay.  Sylvia Garza Perez cannot be trusted to protect the parties' Due Process rights.

The rules concerning objection to the assignment can get complex for the unseasoned lawyer or pro se.  

Sylvia's decision to mail the order after needless delay clearly shows her need to settle a score with me without regard of the fact she is obstructing justice.

Now once I finally got the order of assignment, under the rules I could still object.  Everyone gets one objection even against a sitting judge.

But the point is, Sylvia clearly delayed copying the order of assignment to the parties.  She also chose to use the slowest process.  Historically her office emails these orders.  Sylvia chose to further delay the process by mailing same.  Her other option which counsel seems to favor, she could efile as a serve only which means it would go to all listed counsel with the notice being efiled into the file.  Nope, Sylvia chose to delay the process.  She is no friend to Missy Medary.  If the Texas Supreme Court takes the case they will address Sylvia's conduct.