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Tag: Harris County budget

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Ogg’s Push To Hire More Prosecutors Stirs Backlash From Criminal Justice Reform Groups

Andrew Schneider / HPM Digital Team

Posted on February 5, 2019 · Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg is seeking an extra $20 million to hire 102 prosecutors, in order to relieve a backlog that has built up since Harvey.

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