Judge in Raymond vs Raymond Case Steps Down

Straightfromthea.com reports that Judge Bensonetta Tipton-Lane, who presided over the contentious Raymond vs Raymond child custody case, has stepped down.
In a controversial ruling in September, Judge Tipton-Lane awarded Usher Raymond full custody of his two boys, ages 4 and 5. Prior to the judge’s ruling, Raymond shared custody of the boys with his ex-wife, Tameka Foster-Raymond.
Following the ruling, Foster-Raymond’s attorney, Lisa West, filed a Motion for Recusal, accusing Tipton-Lane of bias in light of Judge Lane’s close ties with Usher Raymond’s attorney, John Mayoue, who contributed to Judge Lane’s reelection campaign.
Sandrarose.com was the first blog to bring you the news of Judge Lane’s ties to Usher’s attorney.
After the break, watch a CBS News investigative report into the FBI probe of the Raymond vs Raymond decision, courrtesy of Hiphopenquirer.com.
BREAKING: FBI Probing Judicial Corruption in Connection with Raymond vs Raymond Case

According to the Marietta Daily Journal, the FBI has been quietly investigating judicial corruption stemming from accusations of alleged misconduct by the judge who presided over Usher Raymond and Tameka Foster-Raymond’s child custody hearing earlier this year.
In September, Tameka Foster-Raymond’s attorney, Lisa West, filed a Motion for Recusal, accusing Judge Bensonetta Tipton-Lane of bias in light of Judge Lane’s close ties with Usher Raymond’s attorney, John Mayoue who contributed to Judge Lane’s reelection campaign.
Man sues wife for giving birth to “ugly” baby, wins $120K
A man in China successfully sued his wife after she gave birth to an unattractive baby girl.
The man argued that the woman he married was beautiful — and he’s not bad looking himself — so the baby couldn’t be his. After some investigation it was determined that the wife had a lot of plastic surgery before she hooked up with him — and her baby inherited her previous looks.
The man divorced his wife and sued her in open court. A judge found that the man married the woman under false pretenses. The judge awarded the husband the U.S. equivalent of $120,000. This might not have happened if the woman was happy with her God given looks.
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