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Maritza Michele Antu - Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District Place 5
Katy Boatman - Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District Place 6
Brad Hart - Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District Place 8
Nile Bailey Copeland - Justice, 11th Judicial District
Lee Kathryn Shuchart - District Judge, 61st Judicial District
Sonya L. Aston - District Judge, 80th Judicial District
Will Archer - District Judge, 129th Judicial District
Michael Landrum - District Judge, 133rd Judicial District
Aaron Gabriel Adams - District Judge, 164th Judicial District
Bruce Bain - District Judge, 165th Judicial District
Emily Munoz Detoto - District Judge, 177th Judicial District
Nathan J. Milliron
Brian Staley - District Judge, 333rd Judicial District
Michele Oncken - District Judge, 138th Judicial District
Aaron Burdette - District Judge, 486th Judicial District
Lori DeAngelo - District Judge, 487th Judicial District
Matthew Peneguy - District Judge, 488th Judicial District
Dan Lemkuil - District Judge, 507th Judicial District
Dan Simons - District Attorney
Linda Garcia - Judge, County Criminal Court No. 16
Ray Black Jr., Judge, County Probate No. 5
Jacqueline Lucci Smith - County Attorney
Mike Knox - Sheriff *see below*
Steve Radack - County Tax Assessor - Collector
Danielle Dick - County School Trustee, Position 3, At Large
Holly Williamson - Justice of the Peace, Precinct 8, Place 1
Phil Sandlin - Constable, Precinct 8
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Harris County Flood Control District, Proposition A
Mike Knox answers questions
What's wrong with the county jail?
The county jail is unsafe for inmates and employees. 2.5 people per month are dying in jail from illegal drug overdoses and lack of appropriate medications.
What is involved in certification?
The State Jail Commission requires 1 detention officer per 48 inmates. Because the jail can not maintain the proper number of employees, several thousand inmates are distributed to other jails in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi costing taxpayers 1 million per week (52 million per year) To bring the jail in compliance, it will cost much less than $52 million.
What is the 287g program in Harris County?
It's a federal program operated by Immigration and Naturalization Service, which identifies illegal immigrants who are being held in county jail for committing crimes. This program was removed by the current sheriff. SB4 permits sheriffs to deport illegal immigrants. We need to be able to identify these people to uphold the current law
What policies do you intend to advocate for before the Commissioner's court and legislature?
The sheriff should be advocating for public safety policies and against policies and executive orders that appease criminals
Why is this important?
The County Sheriff is charged with the responsibility of protecting the rights of all citizens to include residents, victims of crimes, jail inmates and employees. We need a sheriff who understands his authority under the Texas and US constitutions and will protect the citizens of Harris county.
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