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2. Travis County Courthouse - Wikipedia

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   The Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Courthouse is the county courthouse for Travis County, Texas. Located in downtown Austin, Texas (the county seat ), the courthouse holds civil and criminal trial courts and other functions of county government.

3. Man sues Travis County, officers after saying he attempted ...

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   Two years later, Walker, 33, has filed a lawsuit against Travis County, the city of Austin, individual jail employees, Austin Police Department officers and Travis County sheriff’s deputies.

4. Travis County district attorney asks state court to overturn ...

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   The Travis County district attorney's office is asking a state court of appeals to reverse Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to pardon Daniel Perry last month for the 2020 killing of a Black Lives ...

5. Travis County Corrections Bureau - Wikipedia

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   These facilities lasted until 1931, when the State of Texas offered Travis County land for a courthouse to break its existing lease for the courthouse and jail. The resulting Travis County Courthouse is still in use today, but the courthouse jail closed in 1990 due to a 1972 lawsuit which deemed a jail above a county courthouse unconstitutional ...

6. Travis County DA to take lead on San Antonio-Austin ... - AOL

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   On Feb. 12, a Travis County grand jury indicted Shane James Jr., 34, on capital murder charges for the deaths of four Austin residents, online court records show.

7. Oak Hill satanic ritual abuse trial - Wikipedia

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   On June 20, 2017, the Travis County district attorney's office announced that the case against the Kellers had been dismissed, citing actual innocence. This ruling made them eligible for compensation from the state of Texas for the 21 years they spent in prison. [7]