Welcome. I run an efficient & fair court. It's good government.
And with hard work, we are making Hays County courts more open and accountable.
See more below.
And with hard work, we are making Hays County courts more open and accountable.
See more below.
Defendants have a constitutional right to a speedy trial,
Victims deserve to be heard, and
the Public deserves an efficient court.
Hays County Data reported to the Office of Court Administration, Nov. 4, 2024. Courts are randomly ordered.
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Judge Tanner and the PAWS shelter collaborate on a creative new program to enrich the lives of probationers. Watch the story here.
Following its Public Safety Forum including both candidates for the 483rd Court, HCLEA voted to endorse Judge Tanner.
When meeting with SMPOA, an officer noted that livestreaming court is like recording on their body cams--both provide #Transparency into our actions.
Our firefighters must run efficiently. They endorse a judge who runs an efficient court.
Judge Tanner's commitment to our courts arises from unique experience:
Judge Tanner also brings a unique perspective to the bench, gained from a background that includes:
All together, Judge Tanner gives Hays County an experienced, trustworthy, hard-working judge to preserve our courts.
Let's keep this unique public servant on the bench of the 483rd District Court, Hays County.
With 40+ trials in 22 months, Judge keeps the court busy and moves cases through the system.
Judge Tanner shows students that our legal system is worth protecting.
The Criminal Justice Dept at TXST will influence Texas law enforcement for years to come. Judge's program gives them a first-hand view.