As promised, here is the update on the Texas Highway Patrol museum case in which Travis County Probate Court Judge Guy Herman is presiding over the sale of a piece of property that has an array of folks crying foul. Check out AG appeals sale of Texas Highway Patrol Museum building.
Tarrant County District Attorney Joe Shannon continues defying calls for his resignation upon details of an alleged sexual harassment claim and settlement becoming public despite his office’s vigorous resistance. Meanwhile, HB 382, legislation sponsored by State Rep. Lon Burnam, D-Fort Worth, prohibits conditions or provisions requiring confidentiality with regard to legal settlements funded totally or Keep Reading…
Our update on the Ken Anderson court of inquiry held last week over Michael Morton’s wrongful conviction and incarceration is posted at Watchdog Wire – Texas. Check out Anderson court of inquiry wraps over Michael Morton wrongful conviction case.
The tale of San Antonio’s Texas Highway Patrol Museum property and Travis County Probate Court Judge Guy Herman is far from over. Highway Patrol Museum shut down for shady dealings, property sale suggests similar pattern provides an update, but stay tuned. Even more developments coming soon! Up next: AG Abbott says “not so fast.”
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New allegations surface against DPS troopers (TX)
As the troubling roadside cavity search that occurred last summer in the Dallas area remains in the court system, other alleged examples of abuse surface. Check out New DPS trooper allegations surface as roadside cavity search case remains unresolved.