Motion against Fort Worth judge withdrawn after racist e-mail proven fake. DALLAS -- After everyone in the courtroom heard the evidence Thursday, it was clear: A racist e-mail purportedly sent by Tarrant County state District Judge Elizabeth Berry was a fake, and Berry had nothing to do with it. In fact, the evidence was so overwhelming that African-American defense attorney Lesa Pamplin -- who had asked to have Berry taken off 17 of her cases -- withdrew her motion. "As an African-American attorney, I had a duty to my clients to make sure it is not true," . . .
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