Election Fraud Allegations in Comal County
Two men, charged with election fraud in Comal County related to a 2022 bond election, contest charges based on a controversial interpretation of Texas election law.
Travis County Sues AG Paxton Over Voter Registration Obstruction
On September 17, 2024, Travis County officials sued Texas AG Ken Paxton, alleging he obstructed voter registration efforts required by federal law, violating the National Voter Registration Act.
Texas Attorney General Warns Bexar and Harris Counties Against Unsolicited Voter Registration Mailings
Texas AG warns Bexar and Harris counties against mailing unsolicited voter registration forms, citing legal violations and potential voter confusion. Legal battles loom as counties face scrutiny over proposed plans.
VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority Police Department Facing Scrutiny Amid Lawsuit
VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority Police Department’s recent disciplinary actions show varied infractions, raising concerns about fairness and consistency. Lawsuit involving Marcos Rios continues to garner attention and scrutiny.
Tarrant County Judge Warned About Sexual Harassment
The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct issued a public warning to Judge Jesus Nevarez for persistent sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior towards colleagues, resulting in mandatory judicial education and mentorship.
Comal County Sheriff Lieutenant Entices Subordinate During Golf Tournament
San Marcos golf tournament for Texas Jail Association ends in controversy. Comal County Sheriff’s Office officials disciplined for unprofessional conduct and policy violations.
Analyzing Bexar County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) In-Custody Deaths 2023
In 2023, Bexar County Sheriff’s Office had 24 in-custody deaths, sparking concerns about medical care, staff responsiveness, and detention conditions. Statistical breakdown provided.
Hays County DA Kelly Higgins’ Marijuana Enforcement: Promises vs. Realities
Hays County DA Kelly Higgins campaigned on reforming marijuana enforcement, promising to prioritize more serious crimes. In the office, he has declined many cases, but some were still filed and led to convictions.
Former Starr County Justice of the Peace Sentenced in Drug-Trafficking Organization
Two residents of Starr County, including a former justice of the peace, have been sentenced to federal prison for their involvement in a drug-trafficking organization.
Cameron County Sheriff’s Office Employee Arrested for Impersonation
The Cameron County Sheriff’s Office employee, Charles Hoskins, allegedly posed as a deputy to get a store discount, leading to charges of false identification.