A Conroe municipal judge was arrested for DWI but is back on the bench, and city leaders say it's totally fine. This raises questions about fairness and accountability for those in power.
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It's unclear if this situation will cost taxpayers any extra cash, but it definitely makes you wonder about the city's judgment.
Honestly, it seems like the judge benefits the most, getting to keep their job after a serious offense.
Conroe residents might feel like justice isn't being served equally when a judge faces such charges.
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