Barnett Law defended against county treasury abuse claims
Judge Harris explains origin and passage of the Barnett law amid costly county fees. He accuses opponents of obstruction and details alleged overcharges by the prosecuting attorney, jailer payments, and court conflicts. He notes savings after passage and defends ongoing legal expenditures to protect the county.
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