Acknowledgement

Judicial District
Community Justice Council Members
Fiscal Year 2000

The Judicial District Community Justice Council of Williamson County was formed in August, 1989, to address the goals set forth by the community justice plan (CJP) in Article 42.13 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure:

• To increase community involvement and responsibility in developing sentencing programs that provide effective sanctions for criminal defendants;
• To provide increased opportunities for criminal defendants to make restitution to victims of crime through financial reimbursement or community service;
• To provide increased use of community penalties designed specifically to meet local needs; and
• To promote efficiency and economy in the delivery of community-based correctional programs consistent with the objectives defined by Section 1.02, Texas Penal Code.

The Community Supervision and Corrections Department of Williamson County acknowledges the invaluable role of the Council in defining community corrections philosophy, and developing concepts, issues, and strategies to curb crime in the community.  Members of the Council during the fiscal year were:

 

Ken Anderson, District Attorney Jimmy Bitz, Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 - Retired Burt Carnes, Judge 368th Judicial District John Carter, Judge 277th Judicial District John Doerfler, County Judge Tom Glenn, Leander ISD David Hays, Commissioner, Precinct 3 Leslie Hill, Citizen Member Mike Krusee, House of Representatives Toby Lopez, Citizen Member Robert Morse, Judge County Court-at-Law #2

Oscar Perez, Citizen Member Nancy Rabb, Citizen Member Brenda Rhea, Citizen Member Ed Richards, Sheriff, Georgetown Nettie Robertson, Citizen Member Charlie Skaggs, Director, Juvenile Services Billy Ray Stubblefield, Judge 26th Judicial District Gene Taylor, County Attorney Rick Zinsmeyer, Director Community Supervision and Corrections Department

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