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BREAKING NEWS! Complaint Filed Against El Paso Criminal Law Magistrate Court for Constitutional Violations
Today, Team Find Richard Halliday filed a significant complaint against the El Paso Criminal Law Magistrate Court, the court has been operating with judges who have not been elected, in direct violation of the Texas Constitution. The complaint highlights that the court, which has countywide jurisdiction since 2015, has continued to appoint judges rather than subject them to the election process, as required by law. This action invalidate every decision made by these judges.
The complaint points to the Texas Government Code Section 54.732, which grants the court jurisdiction over offenses in El Paso County, but emphasizes that this jurisdiction mandates an electoral process for its judges, which has been ignored. As a result, the complaint exposes the fact that the court is and has violated the civil rights of countless criminal defendants, including in high-profile cases like the Patrick Crusius Walmart mass shooting and the case of Richard Halliday, the missing and murdered Fort Bliss whistleblower soldier.
Richard Halliday, was targeted, falsely accused and magistrated by this court. The family of Richard Halliday asserts that the court’s actions represent criminal conduct and a severe breach of public trust. The complaint also raises questions about the court’s role in the controversial removal of District Attorney Yvonne Rosales, leading to the appointment of Bill Hicks, who failed to execute his appointment and properly install himself, further obstructing the criminal judicial system in El Paso, Texas.
This development has far-reaching implications for the El Paso community, as the legitimacy of the court’s actions comes under intense scrutiny. The complaint seeks to hold the court accountable for its violations.
t is clear that the El Paso Criminal Law Magistrate Court fails to comply with the Texas Constitution and the Texas Government Code, thereby violating the civil rights of thousands of criminal defendants in El Paso County, including two of the most visible and important cases in the border region. These are the Patrick Crusius Walmart mass shooting case and the missing and murdered Fort Bliss whistleblower soldier, our son, Richard Halliday case. Richard Halliday was falsely accused and magistrated. Both of the above cases are confirmed to have been magistrated by the El Paso Criminal Law Magistrate Court.