He is a ■■■■■■ for running from the process server. Be a man and accept the service of process.
He is ■■■■■■■ moron for thinking it would actually work and get him out of testifying.
Not surprisingly, it didn’t work. 
I would note other attempts were made to serve him before the incident of him running away.
But a Federal Judge ain’t playing games and has ordered him to testify.
Next time, accept your subpoena like a man, Mr. Paxton.
Are federal judges elected?
Every time Paxton gets in a headline, it’s embarrassing.
Irrelevant.
But since you bring it up.
Paxton is an elected official. Which makes his conduct more egregious. It is one thing for a private citizen to duck a process server. It is quite another for a public official to do the same.
Moreover, Paxton is an attorney. Ducking a process server would seem to me to be conduct unbecoming an officer of the court. I think at the very least a public reprimand is appropriate.
In any event, the Federal Judge acted appropriately. Paxton is a public official and he knew damn well that he was being subpoenaed to testify. The court need not tolerate an attempt to evade a subpoena, particularly when the intended recipient is an elected official.
