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Harris, Tarrant and Bexar counties say their local jails are backed up with convicted state prisoners. The state says it's following the law.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear arguments in a case that has its roots in small town petty politics in Castle Hills but it could have implications for the future of free speech and what’s known as qualified immunity.
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They claimed Yolanda Huff, the Bexar County Court at Law 12 judge, uses blanket policies on fines and punishments on defendants. She said she's 'shaking things up at the courthouse.'
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They approved the allocation of $22 million for the expansion of the county's dual diagnosis treatment center.
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The $5 million agreement will support operations of the new historical facility downtown.
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Bexar County commissioners on Tuesday approved an outreach program intended to curb homelessness in Precinct 2.
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Analysis finds faults with Bexar County/San Antonio criminal justice system along with opportunitiesAn analysis by a criminal district judge shows many areas for improvement and shoots down idea that the DA's office is to blame for injured police officers.
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In Texas, 774 new state laws took effect last Friday. Under one of them, SB 1124, candidates for County Sheriff now need to have a peace officers license. Up until now, there was no law enforcement certification required to run.
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The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing and its community harm reduction partners distribute the state's supply of federally funded naloxone products such as Narcan for free.