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Harley David Belew will finally have his day in court on Friday, when 4th Judicial District Administrative Judge Sid Harle will determine whether Belew will be removed from office as

Pct. 1 Commissioner Harley Belew will have his case for removal from office heard before Judge Sid Harle in 198th District Court on Friday, Sept. 29.

As elected officials and citizens await the trial that could remove Kerr County Commissioner (Pct. 1) Harley David Belew from office, the county judge has clarified the county’s position.

Kerr County Pct. 1 Commissioner Harley Belew, through his attorney, Patrict O’Fiel, filed a countersuit against the civil suit brought by 198th District Attorney Stephen Harpold related to his signing

It was an uncommon start to a trial as the defense called for the judge to recuse herself.

District Judge R.H.Wallace issued an order consolidating two wrongful death lawsuits filed against Kyle Carruth by the family of Chad Read.

By giving powerful law enforcement officials absolute immunity from civil liability, the Supreme Court leaves their victims with no recourse.

State laws forbidding double-dipping by public officials stand no chance against the dark and powerful magic wielded by judges like Sid Harle. The San Antonioian frequently holds two positions of profit, one as an administrative judge and the other as a visiting retired judge, but all it takes is a little wave of his

Lots of local judges, here and maybe across the state, have been shitting their black robes since April. That’s when we started looking into double dipping on the taxpayers’ dime. Here’s how it works. When judges retire, they can still preside over cases as “visiting retired judges,” but by taking a couple of oaths

The court filing by attorney Justin Underwood details a troubling relationship between a victim's family and the DA's office.