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Williamson County officials reflect on past controversies


Williamson County is tough on crime is something many Central Texans have heard for decades. The county has long been known as a place with a strict criminal justice system.
That reputation has led a lot of people to move to the county, excited to hear it s a safe place to raise a family. But some believe it has also led to the numerous controversies the county has faced in recent history.
In the past few years, Williamson County has been in the news for incidents involving use of force by law enforcement, questionable practices within the sheriff s department and a wrongful conviction that made national headlines. ....

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New focus starts on Williamson County Confederate statue in January


The debate over removing
 the Confederate soldier statue that stands outside the Williamson County Courthouse has been going on for years.
It will receive a new focus after county commissioners and the county judge appoint a 15-member committee in January to study the monument, which was erected in 1916 by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
The panel will study the statue s history and options for it in case commissioners decide to move it, said County Commissioner Russ Boles, who made the motion to form the committee. 
The group will not provide an opinion on whether to move the statue, Boles said. Each member of the Commissioners Court will pick three people for the committee. Boles has not presented any criteria for their selection. ....

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