Judge Susan Bryant-Deason

Judge Deason, who upon being mysteriously assigned to my case after having had another Judge for 14 months, told my attorneys that her husband worked in the "entertainment" industry. When queried further by my attorney Andrew Kent, whether or not her husband worked for Fox, Judge Deason said, "No".
After Deason shockingly denied me a trial months later, I found her husband Paul's LinkedIn page:
My attorneys then confronted the Judge with her husband's LinkedIn page, within days it was taken down:
The fact that the Judge and her husband took down his LinkedIn page represents "Consciousness of Guilt":
"Evidentiary rules allow a prosecutor to introduce testimony that tends to show that the defendants actions prove he knew he was guilty (at least of something). This is sometimes referred to as “consciousness of guilt”. For example, such evidence may include actions the defendant took to “cover up” his alleged crime. Flight, when unexplained, may indicate consciousness of guilt if the facts and the circumstances support it. A person's false statements as to (his/her) whereabouts at the time of the offense may tend to show a consciousness of guilt." 
https://definitions.uslegal.com/c/consciousness-of-guilt/
Emma Watts was Paul Deason's superior at 20th Century Fox. Emma Watts was intimately exposed to KRZ and "liked it", was asked by Cameron for ideas to fix the broken Avatar scriptment. Emma Watts was creative executive producer of Avatar.
Fox, was an "Unnamed Defendant" in my case. Fox attorneys were omni-present throughout the proceedings. Fox funds 100% of Cameron's Lightstorm overhead. Fox financed Avatar and is now financing the Sequels. Fox owns the Avatar Copyright, filed in 2008.
Curiously, an attorney told me, "I don't know how they do it, but Fox moves judges around".
=Judge In ‘Avatar’ Plagiarism Suit Tosses Disqualification Motion=
=='Statement of objection' claims judge's husband served as exec producer and UPM for Fox==
A judge who sided with James Cameron in a plagiarism suit over “Avatar” has refused to disqualify herself from the case.
Eric Ryder, who recently lost the suit, had sought to disqualify Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Susan Bryant-Deason due to her husband Paul Deason having allegedly served as an executive producer and unit production manager for Fox for the past six years. The filing alleged that the judge had not disclosed her husband’s business relationship with the studio during the proceedings.
But Bryant-Deason, in an order filed Oct. 23, concluded there were no grounds for disqualification because Fox is not a party to the litigation. She also wrote that she had told the parties that her husband was in the entertainment industry at an April 24 status conference and again during a July 2 conference call.
https://variety.com/2013/film/news/judge-in-avatar-plagiarism-suit-tosses-disqualification-motion-1200771725/