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On 12/8/2025 5:28 AM, Bradley K. Sherman wrote:

Lawmakers and legal experts

laughed and laughed and laughed.

SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Court-at-Law Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez
has resigned months after being indicted criminally, the State
Commission on Judicial Conduct confirmed to KSAT Investigates.

Special prosecutor Brian Cromeens of DeWitt County on Monday filed a
motion to dismiss felony unlawful restraint and misdemeanor official oppression charges against Speedlin Gonzalez.

Cromeens told KSAT Investigates his office made the decision to dismiss
the charges filed against Speedlin Gonzalez earlier this year after
learning about her resignation and speaking with Elizabeth Russell, the attorney at the center of the 2024 courtroom dispute with the now-former judge.

The dismissal comes less than two weeks after Speedlin Gonzalez appeared
in court in the case and less than three months after charges were first
filed against the judge.

Speedlin Gonzalez, who was suspended without pay from County Court at
Law No. 13 by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct after her
indictment in late January, did not respond to a text message or
voicemail seeking comment on Monday.

Speedlin Gonzalez’s indictment came two weeks after KSAT Investigates revealed a December 2024 incident in which the judge ordered Russell to
be placed in handcuffs and seated in the jury box.

The dispute between Speedlin Gonzalez and Russell escalated during a
motion to revoke probation hearing.

Speedlin Gonzalez made a brief court appearance on the charges April 10
but left court without having to stand before a visiting judge assigned
to the case.

In March, Speedlin Gonzalez lost her reelection bid in the Democratic
primary to challenger Alicia Perez.

Bexar County Court at Law No. 13 is home to the Reflejo Court, a trauma-informed treatment program designed to help first-time domestic violence offenders address the root causes of their behavior in lieu of
jail time.

Cases in County Court at Law No. 13 have been heard by a rotation of
visiting judges during Speedlin Gonzalez’s suspension. The Reflejo
docket has since been transferred to County Court at Law No. 4 Judge
Alfredo Ximenez.

An order released by the commission Monday afternoon states Speedlin
Gonzalez is forever disqualified from serving as a judge, being elected
or appointed to a judicial position or performing any judicial duties.

Speedlin Gonzalez can still perform wedding duties, as long as she does
not wear a robe or refer in any way to having a judicial authority or function.

https://www.ksat.com/news/ksat-investigates/2026/04/20/judge-rosie-speedlin-gonzalez-resigns-in-deal-to-dismiss-criminal-charges/

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Sent Packing wrote:

On 12/8/2025 5:28 AM, Bradley K. Sherman wrote:

Lawmakers and legal experts

laughed and laughed and laughed.

SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Court-at-Law Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez
has resigned months after being indicted criminally, the State
Commission on Judicial Conduct confirmed to KSAT Investigates.

Special prosecutor Brian Cromeens of DeWitt County on Monday filed a
motion to dismiss felony unlawful restraint and misdemeanor official >oppression charges against Speedlin Gonzalez.

Cromeens told KSAT Investigates his office made the decision to dismiss
the charges filed against Speedlin Gonzalez earlier this year after
learning about her resignation and speaking with Elizabeth Russell, the >attorney at the center of the 2024 courtroom dispute with the now-former >judge.

The dismissal comes less than two weeks after Speedlin Gonzalez appeared
in court in the case and less than three months after charges were first >filed against the judge.

Speedlin Gonzalez, who was suspended without pay from County Court at
Law No. 13 by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct after her
indictment in late January, did not respond to a text message or
voicemail seeking comment on Monday.

Speedlin Gonzalez’s indictment came two weeks after KSAT Investigates >revealed a December 2024 incident in which the judge ordered Russell to
be placed in handcuffs and seated in the jury box.

The dispute between Speedlin Gonzalez and Russell escalated during a
motion to revoke probation hearing.

Speedlin Gonzalez made a brief court appearance on the charges April 10
but left court without having to stand before a visiting judge assigned
to the case.

In March, Speedlin Gonzalez lost her reelection bid in the Democratic >primary to challenger Alicia Perez.

Bexar County Court at Law No. 13 is home to the Reflejo Court, a >trauma-informed treatment program designed to help first-time domestic >violence offenders address the root causes of their behavior in lieu of
jail time.

Cases in County Court at Law No. 13 have been heard by a rotation of >visiting judges during Speedlin Gonzalez’s suspension. The Reflejo
docket has since been transferred to County Court at Law No. 4 Judge
Alfredo Ximenez.

An order released by the commission Monday afternoon states Speedlin >Gonzalez is forever disqualified from serving as a judge, being elected
or appointed to a judicial position or performing any judicial duties.

Speedlin Gonzalez can still perform wedding duties, as long as she does
not wear a robe or refer in any way to having a judicial authority or >function.

https://www.ksat.com/news/ksat-investigates/2026/04/20/judge-rosie-speedli >n-gonzalez-resigns-in-deal-to-dismiss-criminal-charges/

Another one of Trump's corrupt judiciary.

The USA's legal system is the laughing stock of the world and it's all
because Americans are fucking stupid.




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