"Officer Hoskins-Brown will be back in District Court on June 28th at 9 am. If you believe that this fiasco should end, then it is time to get involved. Show support for her by being there!"
It will the 277th District Court I believe that it is Judge Morris ( a visiting judge)presiding. The address is 405 M.L.K. Street Georgetown, TX 78626. Thank you for your interest in this.
Stephanie Hoskins Brown won in District Court on June 28,2016. Visiting Judge Rick Morris ruled that the City of Georgetown MUST pay Officer Hoskins-Brown attorneys fees of 43,942.00 and 772.00 in appellate cost and additional cost incurred in the trial court today. This cause is remanded to the Civil Service Commission to make the determination as to whether Plaintiff's suspension will be upheld or if it should be reversed and reinstatement granted. Since there has been no new charges she should be reinstated. There are penalty clauses if the city tries to appeal to the Court of Appeals and it is unsuccessful the sum of 15,000.00 will be awarded. The sum of 5,000.00 is awarded if petition for review is filed by not granted bu the Supreme Court of Texas, and the sum of 7,500.00 is awarded if the petition for review is granted but the appeal to the Supreme Court of Texas is unsuccessful. It is time for the City of Georgetown to give up and quit wasting taxpayers hard earned dollars.
Which court? There are many. A number and an address might help.
ReplyDeleteIt will the 277th District Court I believe that it is Judge Morris ( a visiting judge)presiding. The address is 405 M.L.K. Street Georgetown, TX 78626. Thank you for your interest in this.
ReplyDeleteStephanie Hoskins Brown won in District Court on June 28,2016. Visiting Judge Rick Morris ruled that the City of Georgetown MUST pay Officer Hoskins-Brown attorneys fees of 43,942.00 and 772.00 in appellate cost and additional cost incurred in the trial court today. This cause is remanded to the Civil Service Commission to make the determination as to whether Plaintiff's suspension will be upheld or if it should be reversed and reinstatement granted. Since there has been no new charges she should be reinstated. There are penalty clauses if the city tries to appeal to the Court of Appeals and it is unsuccessful the sum of 15,000.00 will be awarded. The sum of 5,000.00 is awarded if petition for review is filed by not granted bu the Supreme Court of Texas, and the sum of 7,500.00 is awarded if the petition for review is granted but the appeal to the Supreme Court of Texas is unsuccessful. It is time for the City of Georgetown to give up and quit wasting taxpayers hard earned dollars.
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